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Pollux, Le Suicidé De La Voix Populaire session # 02 27 novembre 2014 POLLUX, LE SUICIDÉ # LY.02 - 27.11.14 - [LIVE] SESSIONS LYON Pollux, le suicidé de la voix populaire ÉVÉNEMENTS (Suicide + Cowbones) - Kraspek Myzik # LY.00 - 31.07.14 - [ÉCOUTES] SPÉCIAUX # LY .03 - 26.03.15 - [ÉCOUTES] Sons de pet, son de personne à définir - Marché Gare # ES.01 - 20.01.15 - [ÉCOUTES] (the Beach Boys + Panda Bear) Une nouvelle histoire de la lutte La Belle Équipe (Colin Stetson) - Festival Plug'n'play, # LY.01 // 25.09. 14 // [ÉCOUTES] Lyon Troisième film de monstre # ES. 02 - 18.04.15 - Disquaire Day, (Can + Portishead) - La Belle équipe SESSIONS PARIS Lyon et Paris Lancement DIE POD DIE PARIS en # ES.03 - 21.06.15 - Fête de la janvier 2015 musique, Lyon et Paris DE LA VOIX POPULAIREsuicide - écoute cowbones - concert Quel point commun entre deux snobinards anarchistes de Manhattan, New York, jungle Quel point communde béton entre et, parait-il, deux snobinards machine anarchistes àde produireManhattan, les New rêves, York, et jungle une de béton et,bande parait-il, de punksmachine masqués à produire tout DIE les rêves, etdroit une bandesortie dede punksGigors, masqués Alpes- tout droit sortiede-Haute-Provence, de Gigors, Alpes-de-Haute- jungle de POD Provence, junglesoixante de personnessoixante personnesréputée S’engage réputée pourpour sa salavande lavande et et sesses pommes Golden ? DIE Golden ? à Le rock’n’roll mesdames, messieurs, le rock’n’roll comme attitude, style de vie et profession de foi. Le rock’n’roll comme solution à l’éternelle opposition ville- campagne. Vaste programme sur lequel il serait bon de méditer pour 2017. 1 --- Privilégier l’analogique au numérique. Le vinyle au mp3 2 --- Proposer l’écoute intégrale et atten- tive de deux albums par session 3 --- Encourager la découverte de nou- En attendant le grand soir, DIE POD DIE Disco- veaux artistes avec une sélection musi- vous propose de débuter la soirée par cale qui mêlera les albums reconnus aux l’écoute religieuse du sacro-saint vinyle gra- grands oubliés, d’aujourd’hui ou d’hier, Suicide du groupe éponyme. Minimaliste, sans discrimination de style électronique et glacial bien que suintant phie 4 --- Utiliser du matériel de pointe pour le rockabilly d’Elvis Presley et Roy Orbison, resti tuer la puissance et rendre hommage Suicide est un album que tout le monde affi- aux nuances a détesté à sa sortie et que donc tout le liée 5 --- Aménager un espace coupé des solli- monde adule aujourd’hui. Oppressant et citations quotidiennes et des interruptions sinistre, il évoque les errements fantoma- mais téléphoniques tiques d’individus dans une ville en faillite, 6 --- Faciliter l’immersion auditive par le un Manhattan sans pot de fleurs. pas biais d’une scénographie intimiste et adap- tée à chaque album vrai- 7 --- Présenter le contexte et l’héritage des No future œuvres pour élargir les perspectives. ment 8 --- Débattre après l’écoute autour d’un qu’ils disaient. verre et d’une assiette en compagnie d’un exhaus- invité de marque 9 --- Proposer des sessions complé- tive mentaires : conférences sur la musique et Cecil Taylor – The World Of Cecil Taylor (1960) l’acoustique, concerts de groupes locaux, The Velvet Underground - français et internationaux, etc. Puis, pour réchauffer l’ambiance, les Velvet Underground and Nico (1967) 10 --- Changer votre conception de la mu- Cowbones viendront nous livrer une presta- Silver Apples, the – Silver Apples (1968) sique et du son, vous faire retrouver des tion live pas très « kids-friendly ». Reclus Iggy Pop & the Stooges – Funhouse (1970) frissons. dans leurs alpages, les Cowbones ont été Fad Gadget – Fireside Favourites (1980) tenus à l’écart des tendancieuses tendances Soft Cell – Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret (1981) du rock industrieux. Partisans d’un mini- Bruce Springsteen – Nebraska (1982) malisme de bon aloi, ils mêlent rock primitif, Hasil Adkins - Out To Hunch (1986) blues, post-punk et patois ancestral. Depeche Mode – Violator (1990) Partenaires Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, the – Pour tout savoir sur les pro- FFA Crypt Style (1992) chaines sessions, les événements Musikit Hydrocution Pussy Galore – spéciaux et notre participation --- Corpse Love, the First Year (1992) aux festivals de la région, rien de --- garantie. Actions Swingers, the – DIE POD DIE plus simple : Quit While You’re Ahead (1994) William Pénet : www.diepoddie.fr André Williams - Silky (1998) lyon@ www.facebook.com/diepoddie Lightning Bolt – diepoddie.fr www.twitter.com/diepoddie Hypermagic Mountain (2005) Suicide - Suicide 1977, Red Star Records FACE A Ghost Rider 2:34 Rocket U.S.A. 4:16 Cheree 3:42 Johnny 2:11 Girl 4:05 FACE B Frankie Teardrop 10:26 Che 4:53 cowbones Vox Populi Pollux 2014 Casbah records Conc ert à l’occasion de la sortie du deuxième al- bum des Cowbones, Vox Populi Pollux, paru sur le label Casbah Records. 1. Ghost Rider motorcycle Rider hero 6. Frankie Baby baby he’s a lookin’ so cute Ridin’ around in a blue jump suit TearFrankie teardrop Drop Rocket rocket USA Twenty year old Frankie Ghost Rider motorcycle hero Shooting on down the Highway He’s married he’s got a kid Oh girl, turn me on. Baby, baby, baby he’s a blazin’ TV star riding around And he’s working in a Oh girl, oh turn me on. away Riding around in a killer’s car factory You know what to do. Like the stars, stars, stars in the It’s 1977 Oh girl, touch me soft. universe Whole country’s doing a fix He’s working from seven It’s doomsday doomsday to five Ghost Rider motorcycle hero He’s just trying to survive Oh, girl. Baby, baby, baby he’s screamin’ Riding around, riding high well lets hear it for 5. Girl Oh touch me girl, oh touch me the truth Riding around with my babe Frankie girl, oh touch...touch me girl. America, America’s killin’ its youth Speeding on down the skyway Frankie Frankie Oh, girl. Oh, girl. Oh, girl. Speeding on down the skyway Oh girl, touch me soft. Hey baby Hey baby he’s screamin’ Well Frankie cant make it Oh girl, you know what to do. away Coz things are just too Oh girl (touch me soft). America America’s killin’ its youth 2. Rocket rocket USA USA hard Oh girl, oh girl. Oh girl. Oh touch America America’s killin’ its youth Shooting on down Frankie cant make On my way enough money me, girl. Oh you wanna touch me girl... Ghost Rider TV star riding around Frankie cant buy Oh wanna touch me. Touch me Ghost Rider Ridign around in a killer’s car enough food girl. It’s doomsday doomsday Speeding on down the skyway And Frankie’s Oh you really wanna touch me 100 miles per hour getting evicted girl. Gonna crash Oh let’s hear it Girl, touch me girl. Touch me girl. Gonna die for Frankie Oh girl, oh girl... And I don’t care Oh Frankie Spoken: that’s good. Frankie Rocket rocket USA Oh Frankie Shooting on down the skyway Frankie Speeding on down the skyway Rocket rocket USA Frankie is so desperate He’s gonna kill his wife and kids Frankie’s gonna kill his kid Frankie picked up a gun 3. ChereeCheree, Cheree Che che Oh, baby Well Alright Pointed at the six month Oh, baby came to say old in the crib I love you let´s all prey Oh Frankie John John John Johnny hurray hurray Cheree, Cheree Johnny (SCREAMS) My comic book fantasy He’s cruising the night looking for Frankie looked at his wife Oh, I love you love 7. Che che Oh, baby He’s looking so mean he’s feeling Shot her He´s wearing a red star/ so tough (SCREAMS) Smoking his cigar And when he died/ Cheree, Cheree Johnny Oh what have I done? The whole world lied Je t’adore, baby Let’s hear it for Frankie Oh, I love you John John John Johnny They said he was a saint/ Oh, come play with me He’s looking so mean he’s feeling Frankie teardrop But I know he ain´t so tough Frankie put the gun to his Oh, baby He’s looking so alive head Che che hurray hurray Oh, baby He’s cruising the night looking for I love you love (SCREAMS) Hurray hurray che che I love you, baby He’s looking so mean he’s feeling Frankie’s dead Che che hurray hurray hurray Oh, I love you so tough hurray S Cheree, Cheree (SCREAMS) U Cheree, Cheree 4. JohnyJohn John Jo hn Johnny Frankie’s lying in hell My black leather lady He’s looking so mean he’s feeling (SCREAMS) I I love you so tough He’s looking so mean C Oh, I love you We’re all Frankies He’s cruising the night looking for We’re all lying in hell love Johnny (SCREAMS) I D E.
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