Los Rolling Stones publican “Live at the Tokyo Dome 1990” en Blu-ray, DVD y vinilo

Tres años después de publicar “From the Vault: Live at the Tokyo Dome 1990” como descarga digital, los Rolling Stones están buceando nuevamente en esa parada de la gira “Steel Wheels”, esta vez con un lanzamiento en Blu-ray, DVD y vinilo, que saldrá a la venta el 13 de noviembre

Ese fue uno de los 10 shows celebrados ese año en el Tokyo Dome como el cierre de la gira mundial de los Stones. Esta esperada versión en video destaca un par de momentos históricos. fue la última gira de la banda con el bajista co-fundador Bill Wyman, así como su debut en Japón.

“Fue la primera vez que tocábamos en Japón”, dijo Mick Jagger a Google Play. “Nunca habíamos tocado ahí antes. No podíamos ir, porque no nos dejaban entrar por algunos problemas de visado y de drogas”.

Keith Richards dijo que la presión de los fans finalmente convenció a las autoridades para permitirles tocar. “Siempre pensé que estaban cometiendo un gran error”, añadió Richards. “Sólo hacía que la gente se preguntara por qué no nos dejaban ir. ¿De qué tienen miedo? Somos sólo un montón de tipos que tocan la guitarra, por el amor de Dios”.

Las imágenes de “From the Vault: Live at the Tokyo Dome 1990” han sido cuidadosamente restauradas, con una nueva mezcla de audio a cargo de Bob Clearmountain. La edición en DVD / vinilo incluye cuatro discos. La edición de audio de “Live at the Tokyo Dome 1990” llegó como el cuarto de una serie de lanzamientos de conciertos clásicos de los Rolling Stones, después de “L.A. Forum (Live 1975)”, “Hampton Coliseum (Live 1981)” y “Brussels Affair” (Live 1973).

Rolling Stones to Release ‘Live at the Tokyo Dome 1990′ on Blu-ray, DVD and Vinyl

Three years after releasing From the Vault: Live at the Tokyo Dome 1990 as a download, the Rolling Stones are showcasing this Steel Wheels tour stop again — this time on Blu-ray, DVD and vinyl. They’re due on Nov. 13.

One of 10 shows held at the Tokyo Dome that year as the Stones closed out a globe-crossing trek, this long-awaited official video release from Eagle Rock highlights a couple of historic moments. This was the band’s final tour with co-founding bassist Bill Wyman, as well as its debut appearance in the island nation.

“It was the first time we’d ever played in Japan,” Mick Jagger told Google Play. “We’d never played there before. We weren’t allowed to go there, because they wouldn’t let us in after some visa and drug problems.” Keith Richards said pressure from fans eventually convinced authorities to let them play. “I always figured they were making a big mistake,” Richards added. “It only made people wonder why you weren’t letting us in. What are you scared of? We’re just a bunch of guitar players for Christ’s sake.”

Footage from the From the Vault: Live at the Tokyo Dome 1990 concert has been carefully restored, with a new audio mix by Bob Clearmountain. The DVD/vinyl edition includes four discs. The audio edition of Live at the Tokyo Dome 1990 arrived as the fourth in a series of classic-concert releases from the Rolling Stones, following L.A. Forum (Live 1975), Hampton Coliseum (Live 1981) and Brussels Affair (Live 1973).

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Arte Stone : Exhibición de Fotografìas de Michael Cooper en Proud Galleries en Chelsea

" La conquista de los Rolling Stones " : Las fotografías de Michael Cooper

del 16 Octubre al 22 noviembre de 2015

Stone Art: Exhibition of photographs by Michael Cooper at Proud Galleries in Chelsea

" Courting The Rolling Stones " : Photographs by Michael Cooper

16th October – 22nd November 2015

Proud Galleries is thrilled to present Courting The Stones: Photographs by Michael Cooper, an exhibition which documents The Rolling Stones during the peak of their creativity in the swinging sixties. Dubbed the ‘court’ photographer of The ‘Stones due to his close friendship with lead guitarist Keith Richards, Cooper acquired a unique position from which to photograph the radical young band, capturing moments that would usually stay hidden.

In 1964 Michael Cooper was introduced to musical and creative heavyweights through the art dealer and gallery owner Robert Fraser, also known as ‘groovy Bob’ due to his influential position within London’s cultural scene, and quickly became immersed in the creative milieu of the era. Cooper’s studio in Chelsea became a hub of activity, attracting the most creative people of the day known as the ‘Chelsea Set’. This set was formed of artists, photographers and musicians. The script writer, Donald Cammell, was also part of this group, resulting in Cooper being part of the scene portrayed in his film Performance. According to New York art director, Al Vandenberg, the energy in the studio was electric. Being part of Cooper and Fraser’s ‘set’ meant being aware of current developments in gallery art and in the contemporary cultural scene.

Photographing artists such as Andy Warhol, Eric Clapton, Peter Blake and Jean Genet, Cooper’s approachable and friendly personality alongside his unmistakable talent allowed him to capture the tumultuous lives of the stars that surrounded him. Cooper was one of the few people to develop relationships with both The Rolling Stones and The Beatles at the same time. He was responsible for the front cover photos of both the 1967 LP Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles and The Rolling Stones 1967 LP Their Satanic Majesties Request.

Cooper’s natural, nonchalant style of photography mirrors the gestalt of its era, offering a candid insight into the lives of The Rolling Stones both on and offstage. As a friend and occasional roommate of Richards, Cooper was able to record every aspect of his life, disrupting the stereotypical image of the rock ‘n’ roll icon and revealing the human behind it.

For the ten years up until his death, between 1963-1973, Cooper was a member of the Stones’ inner circle. The resulting collection of rare vintage photographs, hand printed by the late Michael Cooper in his infamous Chelsea Manor Studio will be exhibited at Proud Chelsea - close to where the illustrious studio once stood. The exhibition, curated by Cooper's son Adam Cooper, provides a rare view into the life, loves and scandal of one of the most prolific and taboo busting rock bands in history.

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Una escultura de arena de los Rolling Stones ganó un festival en Portugal

Una escultura que representa a Mick Jagger, Keith Richards y Ron Wood, ganó el decimotercer festival internacional de esculturas de arena, que se realizó en Pêra, en el Algarve portugués.

Según informó hoy la organización del Fiesa (siglas del festival), la pieza que representa a los tres legendarios miembros de los Rolling fue elegida de entre 77 obras por los más de 6.000 visitantes que ya ha recibido la muestra, que acaba el 20 de octubre.

El festival, que ha utilizado cerca de 40 toneladas de arena, se ha convertido en un atractivo turístico más de la costera región del Algarve, la más visitada en Portugal.

Sand sculpture of the Rolling Stones won a festival in Portugal

A sculpture of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ron Wood, won the thirteenth international sand sculpture festival, held in Pera, in the Algarve.

He said today the organization of Fiesa (acronym festival), the piece representing the three legendary members of the Rolling was chosen from among 77 works by more than 6,000 visitors who have already received the sample, which ends on October 20 .

The festival, which has used about 40 tons of sand, has become a tourist attraction in the coastal region of the Algarve, the most visited in Portugal.

Coleccionistas Stones ! , Cubo Filmes : desde Porto Alegre , Brasil hasta Ciudad de Libertad, Merlo , Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (set de fotos, totales !)

El domingo 23/8 , recibì en mi casa, a la producción de Cubo Filmes , Estudio Cinematográfico y de televisión, de Brasil

Viajaron 1300 kilómetros , desde Porto Alegre , hasta la Ciudad de Libertad, Merlo , Provincia de Buenos Aires, para realizarme una entrevista , para la televisión Brasilera , por The Rolling Stones

El programa está dedicado a coleccionistas , y su formato , se basa en mostrar colecciones en general y puntualmente las historias de cada participante

Ademas de interesarse en mi colección de The Rolling Stones (que puede ser grande para algunos , e insignificante para otros fans Stones) el programa se enfocó en resaltar la pasión , y la dedicación de mis días, a la banda más grande del planeta.

Este formato, trasmite emotividad y permite remover recuerdos y vivencias pasadas y potencia al programa , mas allá de una simple colección de objetos

En mi caso , la producción de Cubo Filmes , transformó algo que en la previa, podía ser difícil de realizar (ya que uno , no esta acostumbrado a las cámaras televisivas) , en algo placentero , emotivo y realizable; producto del profesionalismo de sus integrantes , que lograron que parezca "una reunión de amigos" , lo que en un futuro cercano , será parte de un programa, de la televisión Brasilera.

Por lo tanto , mi agradecimiento a :

* Claudio Fagundes - Director.

* Andreas Peter - Presentador y conductor.

* Pablo Rosa - Director de fotografía.

* Matheus Heinz - Producción, sonido y edición.

* Claudio Patto - Asistente de cámara. 

* Flávia Manssour - Coordinadora de Produccion

Sentí orgullo y placer! , por haber sido parte del programa .

Espero haber alcanzado las expectativas de Cubo Filmes

pd : mi agradecimiento especial al amor de mi vida : Naty, que hizo posible, con su dedicación y esfuerzo, que el recibimiento a Cubo Filmes , sea perfecto! , para Beto (mi suegro), por el aguante ," detras de camara " y a mi amigo Andre Ribeiro por el material Stones enviado como presente! (Libros Stones)

Estar atentos , que vamos a pasar toda la informaciòn , de cuando el programa salga al aire 

EM PORTUGUES

No domingo 23/08 recebi na minha casa a equipe de produção da Cubo Filmes, produtora brasileira de cinema e televisão, que viajou 1300 quilômetros, desde Porto Alegre até Libertad, Província de Buenos Aires, com o objetivo de me entrevistar para a televisão brasileira, por causa dos The Rolling Stones.

O programa falará sobre os colecionadores, e seu formato mostrará as coleções de um modo geral enfocando as histórias de cada participante. Além de se interessar pela minha coleção dos The Rolling Stones (que pode ser grande para alguns, e insignificante para outros fãs Stones), o programa quis destacar minha paixão, a dedicação dos meus dias à maior banda do planeta.

Este formato transmite emoção e permite mexer em lembranças e vivências antigas, e dá uma força ao programa, mais além de uma simples coleção de objetos.

No meu caso, a produção da Cubo Filmes transformou algo que a princípio poderia ser difícil de realizar (já que não estou acostumado às câmeras de televisão), em algo prazeroso, emotivo e factível, graças ao profissionalismo da equipe, que conseguiram um “encontro de amigos”, em um futuro próximo seja parte de um programa da televisão brasileira.

Portanto meu agradecimento ao:

* Claudio Fagundes (Diretor)

* Andreas Peter (Apresentador)

* Pablo Rosa (Diretor de fotografia)

* Matheus Heinz (Produtor, técnico de som e editor)

* Claudio Patto (Assistente de câmera)

* Flávia Manssour (Coordenadora de produção).

Senti orgulho e prazer por ter sido parte do programa. Espero atender às expectativas da Cubo Filmes.

PS: meu agradecimento especial ao amor da minha vida Naty, que fez possível, com sua dedicação e esforço, que a recepção à equipe da Cubo Filmes fosse perfeita; ao Beto meu sogro, pela força “atrás das câmeras’, e a Andre Ribeiro , meu amigo , por os presentes enviados (livros Stones)

Fiquem ligados que a gente vai passar todas as informações quando o programa for ao ar.

IN ENGLISH

Stones Collectors ! Cubo Films: from Porto Alegre, Brazil to

Liberty city, Merlo, Buenos Aires, Argentina. (set of pictures, total!)

Sunday 23/8, received in my house, Cubo Filmes production, film and television studio, Brazil

They traveled 1300 kilometers from Porto Alegre, to the Liberty City , Merlo, Buenos Aires, to fulfill myself an interview to the Brazilian television, The Rolling Stones

The program is dedicated to collectors, and its format, is based on showing collections in general and on time each participant stories

Besides interest in my collection of The Rolling Stones (which can be great for some, and insignificant for other Stones fans) the program focused on highlighting the passion and dedication of my life, the biggest band on the planet.

This format allows the removal conveys emotion and memories and past experiences and enhances the program, beyond a simple collection of objects

In my case, the production Cubo Filmes, became something in the previous could be difficult to make (because one is not accustomed to television cameras), something pleasant, emotional and achievable; product professionalism of its members, who managed to seem "a gathering of friends," which in the near future, will be part of a program of the Brazilian television.

Therefore, my thanks to:

* Claudio Fagundes - Manager.

* Andreas Peter - Presenter driver.

* Paul Rosa - Director of Photography.

* Matheus Heinz - Production, sound and editing.

* Claudio Patto - Camera Wizard.

* Flávia Manssour - Production Coordinator

I felt pride and joy! , It is having been part of the program.

I hope I have met expectations Cubo Films

pd: my special thanks to the love of my life: Naty, who made possible with their dedication and effort, hosting a Cube Filmes, is perfect! , Beto (my father in law), for the support, "behind the scenes" and my friend, Andre Ribeiro for  Stone material sent as a present! (Stones Books)

Be alert, we will spend all the information, when the show airs on TV

pics: Natalia Vergara and Cubo Filmes : THANKS! 

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