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CD Exclusius 4 RECORDA QUE… CD 0 Músiques del món i/o tradicionals CD 1 Música afroamericana CD 2 Música popular (pop, rock, hip hop, techno, house, folk, fusions, etc.) CD 3 Música clàssica EXCLUSIUS !! CD 4 Música contemporània i/o experimental EXCLUSIUS !! CD 5 Música funcional (música d’espectacles, bandes sonores, etc.) Núm. 4 CD 6 Enregistraments no musicals (audiollibres) Tens a les mans la quarta part d’una selecció de discos històricament significatius que la biblioteca ha anat adquirint els darrers anys. A l’Hospitalet només els trobaràs a la Josep Janés. Tot i això, gràcies al nostre fons de ciutat i a l’agilitat i gratuïtat del nostre servei de préstec interbibliotecari , els pots demanar des de qualsevol de les biblioteques de la ciutat i, en 48 hores com a màxim, els estaràs escoltant amb la màxima qualitat, a la biblioteca o on tu vulguis… CD 180SAM Sam & Dave. Soul men. Alguns parlen del soul com una mena de secularització del gospel i aquesta parella llegendària en són un dels millors exemples. Més enllà del disc (1967), la seva referència més destacada, es feren famosos per les seves incendiàries interpretacions en directe, que els van portar a ser coneguts també pel sobrenom de “Double Dynamite”. Per la seva trajectòria, formen part des de 1992 del Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. CD 2.BRI 20 Brian Auger's Oblivion Express. A Better land; Second wind. Un dels darrers mites vivents de l’orgue Hammond, Auger ha col·laborat al llarg de la seva extensa carrera amb Rod Stewart, Tony Williams, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Sonny Boy Williamson o Eric Burdon i és considerat un dels mestres de la fusió transgènere dels anys 70, aconseguint una mescla molt operativa de jazz, pop britànic primigeni, soul i rock. Aquest doble CD conté dos àlbums (1971 i 1972) que exhibeixen perfectament aquest mosaic i el fascinant vocabulari del mestre anglès. CD 2.LAG Lagwagon. Trashed . Una de les bandes referencials del hardcore durant els anys 90, Lagwagon no va tenir la sort o els padrins d’altres bandes i no han traspassat mai el punt de no retorn de la popularitat massiva. Trashed (1994) és, per a molts, el millor àlbum del grup: la veu i les lletres del líder Joey Cape, la tècnica més que impecable de tota la banda i un so tan melòdic com contundent. Possiblement, un dels millors discos d’aquella dècada. CD 2.MAS Masters at Work. Nuyorican soul . Sota la batuta de Masters at Work -els productors i DJ novaiorquesos Kenny “Dope” Gonzalez i “Little” Louie Vega- trobem en aquest Nuyorican soul (1997) una alineació d’artistes convidats estel·lar: Jocelyn Brown, India, George Benson, Tito Puente, Roy Ayers i altres. Versions i originals amb tocs de jazz, soul i música llatina sota un bastiment d’electrònica de luxe. Un disc que causà un especial impacte a les ràdios i clubs del Regne Unit quan es va publicar. Biblioteca Josep Janés i Olivé Doctor Martí i Julià, 33 08903 L'Hospitalet de Llobregat Tel. 93 449 28 86 [email protected] http://www.l-h.cat/biblioteques .
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