Wednesday 26 December 2007 à 16:09
2008 va arriver d'ici quelques jours...Si il y en a qui connaissent les albums qui vont tomber cette nouvelle année ? ...
Moi je peux déjà annoncer que les Vines, Placebo, Indochine, The Cure,Rammstein et apparemment Ac/dc ?
Qu'y aura t-il d'autre ?
Moi je peux déjà annoncer que les Vines, Placebo, Indochine, The Cure,Rammstein et apparemment Ac/dc ?
Qu'y aura t-il d'autre ?
Friday 28 December 2007 à 03:37
J’ai joué les terroristes et j’ai T£@$/ !} ?&é le dernier Black Mountain (In the Future) qui va sortir début 2008 et il est aussi bien que le premier. (Traduction : In the Future est un putain d’album que chaque amateur de Rock ce doit d’accueillir dans sa disco comme le saint graal)
Friday 28 December 2007 à 20:16
Le nouvel album d'Oasis est prévu pour l'été 2008 (ils auraient déjà fini son enregistrement, et son mixage aura lieu au début de la nouvelle année). Ca va ètre dur d'attendre jusque là !
Saturday 29 December 2007 à 15:17
a silver nt zion, earth, boris, meshuggah
c est tout ce que je sais pour le moment
c est tout ce que je sais pour le moment
Sunday 30 December 2007 à 21:54
Pour ASMZ j'ai entendu des nouveaux morceaux enregistrés en live et ça promet.
Sinon dans un autre style y'a le dixieme album des Roots, qui devrait sortir fin avril, et il me semble un autre Sigur Rós
Sinon dans un autre style y'a le dixieme album des Roots, qui devrait sortir fin avril, et il me semble un autre Sigur Rós
Sunday 30 December 2007 à 22:37
Je crois qu'il y a aussi un nouveau Goldfrapp de prévu
Monday 31 December 2007 à 13:43
SuperGonzo
J'ai joué les terroristes et j'ai T£@$/ !} ?&é le dernier Black Mountain (In the Future) qui va sortir début 2008 et il est aussi bien que le premier. (Traduction : In the Future est un putain d'album que chaque amateur de Rock ce doit d'accueillir dans sa disco comme le saint graal)
Un nouveau Black Mountain? Woohoo ! Tu me donnes envie de le T£@$/!} ?&er mais la pochette du premier était tellement belle que je vais peut-être attendre.
Monday 31 December 2007 à 15:37
Apres quelques petites recherches j ai vu qu il y avait le prochain Sheryl Crow prévu pour février et puis surtout le offspring et le REM.
Wednesday 02 January 2008 à 14:55
stardust
Un nouveau Black Mountain? Woohoo ! Tu me donnes envie de le T£@$/!} ?&er mais la pochette du premier était tellement belle que je vais peut-être attendre.
En effet,je pense que ça va etre l'album du début d'année.
Courez l'acheter sur leur label JAJAGUWAR,vous aurez l'édition limité pour 11 dollars,et par la meme occasion acheter celui de lightning dust^^
j'en est parler ,mais ça a l'air d'avoir fait un flop aussi.
et le okkervil river aussi.
Sinon,en 2008,portishead,the dandy warhols,the cure,the brian jonestown massaccre,The Kills,the black angels
Friday 04 January 2008 à 13:00
Wouah le nouvel album des Black Angels !!!!
Quel groupe, ils me font d'ailleurs penser au Brian Jonestown Massacre. Un des futurs plus grands groupes du monde (si ce n'est pas déjà le cas). Ils sonnent un peu comme BRMC ou Kasabian. Du très bon rock en résumé.
Bref que des bonnes nouvelles pour les albums de 2008.
P.S. : Il y a une ligue anti-oasis dans ce forum ou quoi ???
Je commence à devenir parano à force moi...
Au fait voilà un article qui parle un peu de quelques album qui vont sortir en 2008 :
<< The big guns are out and, if they're not firing blanks, 2008 should be one of the great years for new music.
Oasis: The light blue side of Manchester has plenty to celebrate with Sven's boys flying high . . . and the prospect of a seventh Oasis album. Noel, Liam and Co began recording it on November 5 with Don't Believe The Truth producer Dave Sardy. The buzz? Sonic fireworks.
U2: The band have been writing and recording in France and Morocco. With Joshua Tree pair Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois back in tow, the follow-up to 2004's How To Dismantle An Atom Bomb might be a U2 masterpiece.
Coldplay: Eno is also producer on Coldplay's fourth album, rumoured to be called Prospekt. It's thought to be a concise album and the one "people will remember them by". Among song titles are Famous Old Painters, Glass Of Water, Poppy Fields and Leftrightleftrightleft.
Dido: It's been a long wait for a new long player by the mega-selling Dido Florian Cloud de Bounevialle Armstrong. Her first since 2003's Life For Rent has been delayed by the death of her father and is said to be inspired by drives down the west coast of America. Expected songs include Look No Further, Never Want To Say It's Love and Grafton Street. Sony BMG's big hope for 2008.
Madonna: Expect a hip-hop flavoured album from Her Madge. The eleventh and last studio album for Warner lines up the stellar talents of Timbaland and Pharell Williams. First single is probably 4 Minutes To Save The World, with Justin Timberlake.
Green Day: Few records made such an impact in the Noughties as Green Day's 2004 magnum opus American Idiot. Singer Billie Joe Armstrong has written around 45 songs to be considered for their follow-up eighth studio album.
Kasabian: The lovable Leicester lot are pretty excited about their third album. Singer Tom Meighan has enthused: "It's gonna be progressive and it sounds like an owl at night-time." Guitarist Serge Pizzorno revealed he's written a song inspired by Syd Barrett.
Razorlight: If it's as big as Johnny Borrell's ego, Razorlight's third album will be an all-conquering, multi-platinum classic. Johnny went into the studio with the band on October 29 to start writing it. SFTW approves. Rock needs characters like him.
Keane: Tom Chaplin has popped into rehab since 2006's Under The Iron Sea but things are looking up for Keane's next record. Tom revealed that 15 songs have been written and communication between band members has improved.
R.E.M.: Even Stipe, Buck and Mills weren't overjoyed with 2004's Around The Sun but signs are that the Jacknife Lee-produced Accelerate (out March 31) is a return to form. Confirmed tracks include Until The Day Is Done, Living Well Is The Best Revenge, Mr Richards and I'm Gonna DJ (a set regular on their 2004/05 world tour.) Stipe says the guitar-driven LP is "the fastest we've made in 20 years".
The Verve: Of all the reunions, it's the ones that deliver new product that count the most. Richard Ashcroft and Co's first album since 1997's towering Urban Hymns is one of 2008's most anticipated musical events. Bassist Simon Jones said songs are called Sit And Wonder, Judas, Appalachian Springs, Mona Lisa and Rather Be.
The Fratellis: The Scots rockers won Best Breakthrough Act at the 2007 Brits for debut Costello Music. In November, they booked rehearsal space to start the second album.
Hot Chip: One of the year's first big-hitters is Made In The Dark, the rockier third album by London's electro-popsters. Single Shake A Fist served notice of a bolder and brighter approach.
The Raconteurs: Jack White thinks of The Raconteurs as way more than a side project. He says the band's sophomore album is "very different" from Broken Boy Soldiers and that it's "coming out great". Recorded at Blackbird Studios in Jack's adopted home of Nashville.
The Kooks: Brighton's hugely popular indie act have once again teamed up with producer Tony Hoffer. They've named the new album Konk after the London studios where they recorded it. Singer Luke Pritchard promises a "dynamic, modern yet warm and roots-based sound".
The Feeling: We've got a "feeling" that the soft-rockers will sidestep the second album wobbles of many a band. Join With Us arrives mid-February and looks set to build on the success of 12 Stops And Home. First single: I Thought It Was Over.
Franz Ferdinand: Let's hope the Scottish art rockers aren't governed by the law of diminishing returns. Singer Alex Kapranos has revealed a secret weapon . . . "an old Russian synthesiser built from spare parts in the Cold War". One new song is Lucid Dreams.
The Streets: Mike Skinner recently posted a new song on his MySpace reminiscent of his Original Pirate Material days before replacing it with his blinding cover of Sir Elt's Your Song. Don't write off a singular talent.
Antony & The Johnsons: Few will forget Antony's hauntingly beautiful delivery on the Mercury-winning I Am A Bird Now. New album The Crying Light arrives early summer.
Robbie Williams: Wouldn't we all just love a return to form by Robbie, particular after the decidedly patchy Rudebox and the success of his old muckers Take That. His next album is rumoured to feature songwriting partner Guy Chambers and has been slated for an autumn release. >>
Ce message a été modifié par rafael - Friday 04 January 2008 à 13:02.
Quel groupe, ils me font d'ailleurs penser au Brian Jonestown Massacre. Un des futurs plus grands groupes du monde (si ce n'est pas déjà le cas). Ils sonnent un peu comme BRMC ou Kasabian. Du très bon rock en résumé.
Bref que des bonnes nouvelles pour les albums de 2008.
P.S. : Il y a une ligue anti-oasis dans ce forum ou quoi ???
Je commence à devenir parano à force moi...
Au fait voilà un article qui parle un peu de quelques album qui vont sortir en 2008 :
<< The big guns are out and, if they're not firing blanks, 2008 should be one of the great years for new music.
Oasis: The light blue side of Manchester has plenty to celebrate with Sven's boys flying high . . . and the prospect of a seventh Oasis album. Noel, Liam and Co began recording it on November 5 with Don't Believe The Truth producer Dave Sardy. The buzz? Sonic fireworks.
U2: The band have been writing and recording in France and Morocco. With Joshua Tree pair Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois back in tow, the follow-up to 2004's How To Dismantle An Atom Bomb might be a U2 masterpiece.
Coldplay: Eno is also producer on Coldplay's fourth album, rumoured to be called Prospekt. It's thought to be a concise album and the one "people will remember them by". Among song titles are Famous Old Painters, Glass Of Water, Poppy Fields and Leftrightleftrightleft.
Dido: It's been a long wait for a new long player by the mega-selling Dido Florian Cloud de Bounevialle Armstrong. Her first since 2003's Life For Rent has been delayed by the death of her father and is said to be inspired by drives down the west coast of America. Expected songs include Look No Further, Never Want To Say It's Love and Grafton Street. Sony BMG's big hope for 2008.
Madonna: Expect a hip-hop flavoured album from Her Madge. The eleventh and last studio album for Warner lines up the stellar talents of Timbaland and Pharell Williams. First single is probably 4 Minutes To Save The World, with Justin Timberlake.
Green Day: Few records made such an impact in the Noughties as Green Day's 2004 magnum opus American Idiot. Singer Billie Joe Armstrong has written around 45 songs to be considered for their follow-up eighth studio album.
Kasabian: The lovable Leicester lot are pretty excited about their third album. Singer Tom Meighan has enthused: "It's gonna be progressive and it sounds like an owl at night-time." Guitarist Serge Pizzorno revealed he's written a song inspired by Syd Barrett.
Razorlight: If it's as big as Johnny Borrell's ego, Razorlight's third album will be an all-conquering, multi-platinum classic. Johnny went into the studio with the band on October 29 to start writing it. SFTW approves. Rock needs characters like him.
Keane: Tom Chaplin has popped into rehab since 2006's Under The Iron Sea but things are looking up for Keane's next record. Tom revealed that 15 songs have been written and communication between band members has improved.
R.E.M.: Even Stipe, Buck and Mills weren't overjoyed with 2004's Around The Sun but signs are that the Jacknife Lee-produced Accelerate (out March 31) is a return to form. Confirmed tracks include Until The Day Is Done, Living Well Is The Best Revenge, Mr Richards and I'm Gonna DJ (a set regular on their 2004/05 world tour.) Stipe says the guitar-driven LP is "the fastest we've made in 20 years".
The Verve: Of all the reunions, it's the ones that deliver new product that count the most. Richard Ashcroft and Co's first album since 1997's towering Urban Hymns is one of 2008's most anticipated musical events. Bassist Simon Jones said songs are called Sit And Wonder, Judas, Appalachian Springs, Mona Lisa and Rather Be.
The Fratellis: The Scots rockers won Best Breakthrough Act at the 2007 Brits for debut Costello Music. In November, they booked rehearsal space to start the second album.
Hot Chip: One of the year's first big-hitters is Made In The Dark, the rockier third album by London's electro-popsters. Single Shake A Fist served notice of a bolder and brighter approach.
The Raconteurs: Jack White thinks of The Raconteurs as way more than a side project. He says the band's sophomore album is "very different" from Broken Boy Soldiers and that it's "coming out great". Recorded at Blackbird Studios in Jack's adopted home of Nashville.
The Kooks: Brighton's hugely popular indie act have once again teamed up with producer Tony Hoffer. They've named the new album Konk after the London studios where they recorded it. Singer Luke Pritchard promises a "dynamic, modern yet warm and roots-based sound".
The Feeling: We've got a "feeling" that the soft-rockers will sidestep the second album wobbles of many a band. Join With Us arrives mid-February and looks set to build on the success of 12 Stops And Home. First single: I Thought It Was Over.
Franz Ferdinand: Let's hope the Scottish art rockers aren't governed by the law of diminishing returns. Singer Alex Kapranos has revealed a secret weapon . . . "an old Russian synthesiser built from spare parts in the Cold War". One new song is Lucid Dreams.
The Streets: Mike Skinner recently posted a new song on his MySpace reminiscent of his Original Pirate Material days before replacing it with his blinding cover of Sir Elt's Your Song. Don't write off a singular talent.
Antony & The Johnsons: Few will forget Antony's hauntingly beautiful delivery on the Mercury-winning I Am A Bird Now. New album The Crying Light arrives early summer.
Robbie Williams: Wouldn't we all just love a return to form by Robbie, particular after the decidedly patchy Rudebox and the success of his old muckers Take That. His next album is rumoured to feature songwriting partner Guy Chambers and has been slated for an autumn release. >>
Ce message a été modifié par rafael - Friday 04 January 2008 à 13:02.
Saturday 05 January 2008 à 00:15
U2, Oasis, Coldplay, The Verve, Robbie Williams, Dido, Keane, Fratellies, que du bon !
J'espere aussi le nouveau Michael Jackson.
il y aura aussi The Kills, Eels (best of et nouvel album), Morcheeba, Supergrass,
J'espere aussi le nouveau Michael Jackson.
il y aura aussi The Kills, Eels (best of et nouvel album), Morcheeba, Supergrass,
Saturday 05 January 2008 à 03:14
Quelqu'un sait si RATM a prévu quelque chose?
Saturday 05 January 2008 à 14:10
Non je crois que c'est juste pour quelques concerts qu'ils se sont reformés, un peu comme le Floyd ou Led Zep.
Tuesday 08 January 2008 à 12:03
J'espère bien que les propos tenus par Morrissey dans le New Musical Express se réaliseront bien, c'est-à-dire qu'un nouvel album sera dispo en automne 2008. J'espère surtout qu'il sera moins décevant que le précédent...
Saturday 12 January 2008 à 21:37
J'ai trouvé un site assez intereesant qui nous parle des albums prévus " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_in_music..._to_be_released "
Wednesday 16 January 2008 à 19:52
L'album du Pat Metheny Trio - Day Trip - qui sort à la fin du mois est qui est une pure merveille à écouter pour tous les amoureux (ses) de la guitare.
Avec une très jolie pochette, si quelqu'un pourrait m'indiquer la marche à suivre pour insérer une image.Ce serait cool
Ce message a été modifié par DIY - Wednesday 16 January 2008 à 20:03.
Avec une très jolie pochette, si quelqu'un pourrait m'indiquer la marche à suivre pour insérer une image.Ce serait cool
Ce message a été modifié par DIY - Wednesday 16 January 2008 à 20:03.
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