Ya dije en su momento, hablando de Juego de Tronos, que a partir de ahora seguiría las recomendaciones de Fer al pie de la letra. El otro día puse aquí el vídeo y la letra de la canción The Blower’s Daughter de Damien Rice y Fer dijo en los comentarios que a él le gustaba [...]
Han logrado ver la película "Closer" donde actúan Julia Roberts, Jude Law, Clive Owen y la bellísima Natalie Portman?. Pues para quienes han tenido el privilegio de escucharla, recordarán que en esta película se escucha al inicio y al final, una canción que es casi imposible de olvidar, verdad?.Se trata de una canción del músico irlandés Damien Rice titulada "The Blower's Daughter". Además de esta canción, también se escucha en otros momentos la canción "Cold Water", también del mismo cantante y que además forma parte de la serie de televisión estadounidense ER, y las películas "Tránsito", "La Chica del Café" y "I Am David".Aquí el videoclip del tema que más gustó y que quedó impregnada en nuestra memoria, "The Blower's Daughter":Y para quienes aún no han logrado v
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And on today's show we have...Live From The Union ChapelDamien RiceI don't know why, as an artist title, the name of the Damien Rice crew and band per se is just 'Damien Rice'. Okay so he writes the songs, but seriously, it's Lisa Hannigan who has the class as a singer. That is not to say that Rice himself is a poor vocalist. As an Irish troubadour and perhaps the vanguard of the now mainstream folk 'scene' he's quite qualified as a singer. But somewhere in the middle of Live From The Union Chapel (at the song Then Go to be precise) you realise that there is a definite problem in the balance of power.As the name suggests, this EP was recorded at London's Union Chapel in what seems to be a pretty intimate setting. You can picture a small room, without too many windows and just about a hundred people seated comfortably in lounge chairs. Rice and Hannigan take the stage side by side backed by a string section that includes a few violinists and one lady on the big bass. For a live
Review by Marisa Brown @ allmusic.com
In 2003, Irish singer/songwriter Damien Rice wooed listeners with his debut, O, a collection of songs that displayed his (and counterpart Lisa Hannigan's) poignant yet interesting and intelligent vocals over quiet guitars and strings. On O, Rice was able to come off as sensitive and emotional without seeming sappy or cheesy, a difficult balance to attain,
