Wow, it's 8/8/8. Let’s hope that’s not anything like 666, right? On that note, welcome to this week’s edition of the Friday Flash. We've got news on the Police, The Clash, Weezer, Wolfmother, and all of your top concert bets for the weekend. Show em' if ya' know em'
Kind of a sad, but also interesting bit of news from the music scene in the past few days. The Australian band that sounded so much like Zeppelin, and Sabbath and Cream, Wolfmother, has decided to disband, or well… reorganize. Bass/keyboard player Chris Ross and drummer Myles Heskett have decided to leave the [...]
So, the Aussie Zeppelin mimeographers Wolfmother broke up. Anyone want to hazard a guess as to whether or not their Australian label, Modular, going bankrupt last week was a move that was inspired, in part, by advance knowledge of this, what with "long-standing personal and musical differences" being the impetus behind the split and Wolfmother being the label's biggest seller? [The Age]
La vieja figura del frontman en el mundo del rock que tan bien han sabido interpretar personajes de la talla de Mick Jagger, Michael Monroe, David Bowie, Axl Rose y tantos otros, es algo que en pleno siglo XXI parece abocado a la desaparición. Esa es la sensación que uno tiene hasta que de pronto se topa de bruces con un tipo que parece Fidel el de Aida algo más talludito, que no mucho. Sin pre
MÚSICAS1. Dimension2. White Unicorn3. Woman4. Where Eagles Have Been5. Apple Tree6. Joker & The Thief7. Colossal8. Mind´s Eye9. Pyramid10. Witchcraft11. Tales12. Love Train13. VagabondPara saber mais sobre o álbum clique aqui!
Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine @ allmusic.com
There's no denying Australian heavy rock trio Wolfmother has been raised on rock -- specifically, raised on '70s rock. Problem is, from all appearances on their eponymous debut, they made their journey into the past via the twin gateway drugs of the White Stripes and Queens of the Stone Age, and once they dug back to the original Zeppelin
Wolfmother, lo bajé hace harto tiempo y nunca le había puesto demasiada atensión, pero hoy por cosas de la vida (ordenemiento de PC) lo encontré entre mi música y waw! que buena banda! Mega influenciada por Led Zeppelin, son muy sesenteros de la onda de woodstock y amor, paz y rock. La banada está integrada por tres australianos, voy a repetir por si no quedó claro… SON TRES! cómo lo hacen para que no les falte nada!? bueno, cuando escuchen la canción verán a lo que me refiero:
Les cuelgo la canción “Woman” del Wolfmother, pero ojo que recomiendo todo el disco!
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[ www.myspace.com/wolfmother | web | bio ]Wolfmother (2006)Tracks:1. Dimension2. White Unicorn3. Woman4. Where Eagles Have Been5. Apple Tree6. Joker & The Thief7. Colossal8. Mind's Eye9. Pyramid10. Witchcraft11. Tales12. Vagabond[ DOWNLOAD Wolfmother - Wolfmother | 160kbps ]:. buy from Amazon.com .:
If there are two actively touring bands which demand at least a six pack as part of the live experience, they are Wolfmother and Drive-By Truckers. On Friday night, April 20, they headlined the bill for the first night of Vanderbilt Universitys Rites of Spring festival. If only we had read the fine print and brought six CANS of beer, not bottles...
I remember the exact day and time when I first heard Australian power trio Wolfmother. It was around 2:30 in the morning and I was watching s local cable show dedicated to showing rock videos. The VJ, a man looking very similar to Jerry Garcia, said that if the next band wasn’t influenced by Cream in some way he would be shocked, and then there they were…Wolfmother playing "Dimension" off their first major release.
I liked the song I must say, but I was very struck by how much they look (yeah look not sound) like early Cream. The guitarist even has a Clapton-esqe afro which is quite surreal. I didn’t really think about the band very much until suddenly I was hearing about them all over the place and so I thought I would check them out again.
This is a band that definitely reeks of classic rock influence for those who are unfamiliar with them. Especially of bands like Led Zeppelin, Cream, Jethro Tull (there is even a flute solo) and Black Sabbath, but the
Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine @ allmusic.com
There's no denying Australian heavy rock trio Wolfmother has been raised on rock -- specifically, raised on '70s rock. Problem is, from all appearances on their eponymous debut, they made their journey into the past via the twin gateway drugs of the White Stripes and Queens of the Stone Age, and once they dug back to the original Zeppelin and
