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Titre : [OXMO MUSIC AWARDS] Meilleur album rock 2007
Lancé le 01-01-2008 18:45 par polkaïna
Téléchargé de https://www.forum.oxmo.org/showthread.php?threadid=50203
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[Post 1]
Auteur : polkaïna
Date : 01-01-2008 18:45
Titre : [OXMO MUSIC AWARDS] Meilleur album rock 2007

Dans la catégorie rock et ses variantes, les nominés sont : 


Lahannya, [i]Shotgun Reality[/i]

[img]http://www.musicnonstop.co.uk/product-picture/c2b27-lahannya.jpg[/img]


The raconteurs, [i]Broken Boy Soldier[/i]

[IMG]http://www.musicroom.com/images/catalogue/fullsize/AM986304.jpg[/IMG] 


Zenzile, [i]Living In Monochrome[/i]

[IMG]http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/I/41TuBHhwSPL._SS500_.jpg[/IMG] 


Sonic Youth, [i]Daydream Nation[/i]

[img]http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/4104/0602517341128ib9.jpg[/img]


Caspian, [i]The for trees[/i]

[IMG]http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/ed/dc/f22b828fd7a0202d20dd1110._AA240_.L.jpg[/IMG]


Radiohead, [i]In rainbows[/i]

[img]http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/5365/0634904032425wk4.jpg[/img]


The White stripes, [i]Icky Thump[/i]

[img]http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/5739/0634904027124sq8.jpg[/img]


Ween, [i]La Cucaracha[/i]

[img]http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/5576/4005902633130pu3.jpg[/img]


The Good, the Bad & the Queen, [i]The Good, the Bad & the Queen[/i]

[img]http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/5430/0094638194521vc6.jpg[/img]


Bruce Springsteen, [i]Magic [/i]

[img]http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/5417/0886971706024qr4.jpg[/img]


PJ Harvey, [i]White Chalk[/i]

[img]http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/3083/0602517403260gc4.jpg[/img]


Arctic Monkeys, [i]Favourite Worst Nightmare [/i]

[img]http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/3736/5034202018827qf7.jpg[/img]


Great Lake Swimmers, [i]Ongiara[/i]

[IMG]http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/3807/ongiarafw7.jpg[/IMG]

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[Post 2]
Auteur : bzh
Date : 01-01-2008 18:57

A voté

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[Post 3]
Auteur : olivebrazil
Date : 01-01-2008 18:59

a voté §hello§

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[Post 4]
Auteur : dsp56001
Date : 01-01-2008 19:01

Salut les jeunes,

Tiens en vlà une photo de Lahannya:
[img]http://www.musicnonstop.co.uk/product-picture/c2b27-lahannya.jpg[/img]

Bonne soirée Europe.

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[Post 5]
Auteur : polkaïna
Date : 01-01-2008 19:13

Merci dsp! Premier post édité! ;)

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[Post 6]
Auteur : gagos
Date : 01-01-2008 19:18

a voté (PJ Harvey, après avoir hésité avec le Radiohead très bon aussi) mais mon album préféré de l'année est le "Year Zero" de Nine Inch Nails §bienjoué§

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[Post 7]
Auteur : fleming
Date : 01-01-2008 20:40

Radiohead pour moi, mais il y en a d'autres que j'aime bien dans la liste, The Raconteurs notamment.

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[Post 8]
Auteur : polkaïna
Date : 01-01-2008 20:43

A voté comme dsp je pense :D à savoir Lahannya que j'ai découverte grâce à lui et suis surprise d'avoir aimée!

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[Post 9]
Auteur : Wayne Schlagel
Date : 01-01-2008 21:18

Moi j'ai adoré le dernier album d'obiwan §rofl§

Mon dieu que j'aime pas le rock, pouahhh....

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[Post 10]
Auteur : ad-rock
Date : 01-01-2008 21:25

Moi je vote pour les Raconteurs mais je suis presque sûr que c'est sorti en 2006... Bon album quoi qu'il en soit :)

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[Post 11]
Auteur : ludovike
Date : 01-01-2008 21:26

a voté ;)

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[Post 12]
Auteur : Habemuspampam
Date : 01-01-2008 22:53

A voté !

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[Post 13]
Auteur : Benmars
Date : 02-01-2008 06:58

.

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[Post 14]
Auteur : SSSputnik
Date : 02-01-2008 07:58

manque 
Devendra Banhart - Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon

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[Post 15]
Auteur : dez
Date : 02-01-2008 11:01

Comme personne d'autre que moi ne va voter pour Ween, je vote :

Ween

Pour l'album le plus éclectique que j'aie entendu cette année.

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[Post 16]
Auteur : polkaïna
Date : 02-01-2008 11:07

Vous êtes déjà deux dez! ;)

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[Post 17]
Auteur : Benmars
Date : 02-01-2008 11:09

Euh ... et pourquoi pas les albums rock français ? On a d'un côté le rock sans français et de l'autre les français tous genres confondus. (mode chieur off)

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[Post 18]
Auteur : Roberu
Date : 02-01-2008 12:10

il est sorti en 2006 l'album des Raconteurs pfff (mode chieur off moi aussi)

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[Post 19]
Auteur : dez
Date : 02-01-2008 14:28

qui est le fou qui, comme moi, a voté pour Ween ?

Dénonce toi !!!

Trop mortel ce disque ! Il y a de tout dedans !

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[Post 20]
Auteur : polkaïna
Date : 02-01-2008 14:28

Puisque vous vous êtes autoproclamés chieurs, on ne va pas vous contredire! :D

Ceci étant, les remarques sont superflues puisqu'elles interviennent trop tard! Le topic "les albums qui vous ont marqués en 2007" qui lançait l'idée des Oxmo music awards et qui listait à la fois les albums et les catégories était fait pour! ;)

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[Post 21]
Auteur : dez
Date : 02-01-2008 14:52

(;
Le message précédent ne s'applique pas à moi !!!
Qui est le chieur qui a voté pour Wéééééén ?


Ps : tu as tout à fait raison Polka, tu as assez annoncé le truc pour que quelqu'un ait à redire dessus (quoi que, Pink Martini en World . . . tu aurais mis ça en pop, j'aurai voté pour mais bon, en world, il y a nettement plus costaud).

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[Post 22]
Auteur : marillion
Date : 06-01-2008 00:57

A voté.

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[Post 23]
Auteur : tataouine
Date : 06-01-2008 08:52

A voté.

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[Post 24]
Auteur : polkaïna
Date : 12-01-2008 13:16

Personne pour Caspian? Même pas toi Zak? §AAAHHH§

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[Post 25]
Auteur : heros de l'amer
Date : 12-01-2008 13:34

[QUOTE][i]Message écrit par polkaïna, le 02-01-2008 à 14:28 [/i]
[B]Puisque vous vous êtes autoproclamés chieurs, on ne va pas vous contredire! :D

Ceci étant, les remarques sont superflues puisqu'elles interviennent trop tard! Le topic "les albums qui vous ont marqués en 2007" qui lançait l'idée des Oxmo music awards et qui listait à la fois les albums et les catégories était fait pour! ;) [/B][/QUOTE]c'est con ! du coup on peut pas dire que les nominations dans cette catégorie sont à chier.  §rofl§

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[Post 26]
Auteur : soopajud
Date : 12-01-2008 13:42

sans hésiter : the raconteurs ! quel album !

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[Post 27]
Auteur : polkaïna
Date : 17-01-2008 13:52

Hé hé, Radiohead commence à se détacher!

Avis aux fans des autres...

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[Post 28]
Auteur : Zakath
Date : 17-01-2008 14:08

Tiens, j'avais raté celui-ci. [i]Caspian[/i] sans hésiter, et ensuite [i]Great Lake Swimmers[/i].

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[Post 29]
Auteur : toby
Date : 17-01-2008 15:03

timbaland !


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bon ..





Pj Harvey !

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[Post 30]
Auteur : polkaïna
Date : 24-01-2008 21:34

31 votes, ce n'est pas beaucoup vu le nombre de "rockers" sur Oxmo! §mouarf§

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[Post 31]
Auteur : karpath
Date : 24-01-2008 22:43

[QUOTE][i]Message écrit par polkaïna, le 24-01-2008 à 21:34 [/i]
[B]31 votes, ce n'est pas beaucoup vu le nombre de "rockers" sur Oxmo! §mouarf§ [/B][/QUOTE]

je ne me reconnais pas dans ce "rock" là

mais si tu me demandes mon avis je vote pour In rock de Deep Purple, après tout je n'ai que 37 ans de retard...

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[Post 32]
Auteur : polkaïna
Date : 29-01-2008 20:48

Encore une fois, c'est une sélection des Oxmoïens! ;)

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[Post 33]
Auteur : Zakath
Date : 02-02-2008 21:27

<center>[B]VAINQUEUR: Radiohead - In Rainbows[/B]</center>

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Un album que je n'ai pas du tout aimé, même si je ne peux qu'approuver son mode original de distribution et me réjouir qu'il ait autant de succès... Je laisse donc la parole à pitchfork media pour vous raconter pourquoi cet album est indispensable.

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Like many music lovers of a certain age, I have a lot of warm memories tied up with release days. I miss the simple ritual of making time to buy a record. I also miss listening to something special for the first time and imagining, against reason, the rest of the world holed up in their respective bedrooms, having the same experience. Before last Wednesday, I can't remember the last time I had that feeling. I also can't remember the <last time I woke up voluntarily at 6 a.m. either, but like hundreds of thousands of other people around the world, there I was, sat at my computer, headphones on, groggy, but awake, and hitting play.

Such a return to communal exchange isn't something you'd expect to be orchestrated by a band who's wrung beauty from alienation for more than a decade. But if the past few weeks have taught us anything, it's that Radiohead revel, above all else, in playing against type. It's written in their discography; excluding the conjoined twins that were Kid A and Amnesiac, each of their albums constitutes a heroic effort to debunk those that came before it. Although 2003's Hail to the Thief was overlong and scattershot, it was important insofar as it represented the full band's full-circle digestion and synthesis of the sounds and methods they first toyed with on OK Computer. So, after a decade of progression, where do we go from here?

If the 2006 live renditions of their new material were anything to go by, not much further. With few exceptions, the roughly 15 songs introduced during last year's tour gave the impression that after five searching records, Radiohead had grown tired of trying to outrun themselves. Taken as a whole, the guitar-centric compositions offered a portrait of a band who, whether subconsciously or not, looked conciliatory for the first time in its career. Although a wonderful surprise, their early October album announcement only lent further credence to the theory. Where they'd previously had the confidence to precede albums like OK Computer and Kid A with marketing fanfare worthy of a classic-in-making, this sneak attack felt like a canny strategy to prepare fans for an inevitable downshift.

The brilliant In Rainbows represents no such thing. Nonetheless, it's a very different kind of Radiohead record. Liberated from their self-imposed pressure to innovate, they sound-- for the first time in ages-- user-friendly; the glacial distance that characterized their previous records melted away by dollops of reverb, strings, and melody. From the inclusion and faithful rendering of longtime fan favorite "Nude" to the classic pop string accents on "Faust Arp" to the uncharacteristically relaxed "House of Cards", Radiohead's sudden willingness to embrace their capacity for uncomplicated beauty might be In Rainbows' most distinguishing quality, and one of the primary reasons it's an improvement on Hail to the Thief.

Now that singer Thom Yorke has kickstarted a solo career-- providing a separate venue for the solo electronic material he used to shoehorn onto Radiohead albums-- Radiohead also sound like a full band again. Opener "15 Step"'s mulched-up drum intro represents the album's only dip into Kid A-style electronics; from the moment Jonny Greenwood's zestful guitar line takes over about 40 seconds in, In Rainbows becomes resolutely a five-man show. (For all of Yorke's lonely experimental pieces, it's easy to forget how remarkably the band play off each other; the rhythm section of Phil Selway and Colin Greenwood are especially incredible, supplying between them for a goldmine of one-off fills, accents, and runs over the course of the record.) A cut-up in the spirit of "Airbag"-- albeit with a jazzier, more fluid guitar line-- "15 Step" gives way to "Bodysnatchers", which, like much of In Rainbows, eschews verse/chorus/verse structure in favor of a gradual build. Structured around a sludgy riff, it skronks along noisily until about the two-minute mark, when the band veers left with a sudden acoustic interlude. By now, Radiohead are experts at tearing into the fabric of their own songs for added effect, and In Rainbows is awash in those moments.

The band's big-hearted resurrection of "Nude" follows. The subject of fervent speculation for more than a decade, its keening melodies and immutable prettiness had left it languishing behind Kid A's front door. Despite seeming ambivalent about the song even after resurrecting it for last year's tour, this album version finds Yorke wrenching as much sweetness out of it as he possibly can, in turn giving us our first indication that he's in generous spirits. Another fan favorite, "Weird Fishes/Arpeggi" brandishes new drums behind its drain-circling arpeggios, but sounds every bit as massive in crescendoing as its live renditions suggested it might. "All I Need", meanwhile, concludes the album's first side by dressing up what begins as a skeletal rhythm section in cavernous swaths of glockenspiel, synths, pianos, and white noise.

With its fingerpicked acoustic guitars and syrupy strings, "Faust Arp" begs comparisons to some of the Beatles' sweetest two-minute interludes, while the stunning "Reckoner" takes care of any lingering doubt about Radiohead's softer frame of mind: Once a violent rocker worthy of its title, this version finds Yorke's slinky, elongated falsetto backed by frosty, clanging percussion and a meandering guitar line, onto which the band pile a chorus of backing harmonies, pianos, and-- again-- swooping strings. It may not be the most immediate track on the album, but over the course of several listens, it reveals itself to be among the most woozily beautiful things the band has ever recorded.

With its lethargic, chipped-at guitar chords, "House of Cards" is a slow, R.E.M.-shaped ballad pulled under by waves of reverbed feedback. While it's arguably the one weak link in the album's chain, it provides a perfect lead-in to the spry guitar workout of "Jigsaw Falling Into Place". Like "Bodysnatchers" and "Weird Fishes/Arpeggi" before it, "Jigsaw" begins briskly and builds into a breakneck conclusion, this time with Yorke upshifting from low to high register to supply a breathless closing rant.

Finally, the closer. Another fan favorite, Yorke's solo versions of "Videotape" suggested another "Pyramid Song" in the making. Given the spirit of In Rainbows, you'd be forgiven for assuming its studio counterpart might comprise some sort of epic finale, but to the disappointment of fans, it wasn't to be. Instead, we get a circling piano coda and a bassline that seems to promise a climax that never comes. "This is one for the good days/ And I have it all here on red, blue, green," Yorke sings. It's an affecting sentiment that conjures up images of the lead singer, now a father of two, home filming his kids. A rickety drum beat and shuddering percussions work against the melody, trying clumsily to throw it off, but Yorke sings against it: "You are my center when I spin away/ Out of control on videotape."

As the real life drums give way to a barely distinguishable electronic counterpart, Yorke trails off, his piano gently uncoils, and the song ends with a whimper. The whole thing is an extended metaphor, of course, and, this being Radiohead, it's heavy-handed in its way, but it's also a fitting close to such a human album. In the end, that which we feared came true: In Rainbows represents the sound of Radiohead coming back to earth. Luckily, as it turns out, that's nothing to be afraid of at all.

-Mark Pytlik, October 15, 2007, for [URL=http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/record_review/46356-in-rainbows]Pitchfork Media[/URL]
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A noter que cet album remporte également le prix de la pochette la plus laide de l'année :

<center>[IMG]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/2e/In_Rainbows_Official_Cover.jpg[/IMG]</center>

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