Heavy on the cheese, Krokus' Metal Rendez-Vous is a fairly enjoyable record, though more than a little silly. The butt of jokes even within the mostly irony-free metal world, Krokus were major poseurs jumping from prog rock to glam metal in timely fashion as trends changed in the late '70s…
Seulement dix pour cent d’entre nous utilisent les deux hémisphères du cerveau de manière équilibrée. Ce livre vous apprend à activer l’hémisphère droit du cerveau. Il vous permet ainsi d’accéder à votre intelligence supérieure, à votre créativité et à vos ressources énergétiques. La méthode exposée ici est un programme simple et progressif, accessible à tous. …
The debut album from the young Italian singer with a love of French who rose to fame by producing a quick cover of French band Lamur's sleeper song "Tu Es Foutu"…
Launched in 1972, Laissez-Nous Vous Embrasser Ou Vous Avez Mal is one of the most original records ever made in Quebec. Though avant-garde, it still managed to garner radio support and wide public attention thanks to the trance-like track "Monsieur L’Indien". Claude Péloquin (a famous poet/lyricist) and Jean Sauvageau (an electronic musician who invented the Machine de Sauvageau) came up with this eccentric avant-garde masterpiece. With topics ranging from revolution (Monsieur Emiliano), to exploitation (Monsieur L’Indien), vasectomy (Sterilization) or even scatology (Mama Vagina), the record exploded onto the local scene during the dark ages of Quebec Pop Music (something very similar to what’s happening now)…
Un livre lumineux, accessible et utile à tous ceux qui veulent réduire leur anxiété
" Comment vivre dans un monde fou sans basculer nous-mêmes dans la folie ? "
Le monde embrouille nos esprits. Les taux d'anxiété et de stress sont en continuelle augmentation. Sur cette planète frénétique et nerveuse, nous sommes face à un paradoxe …
Defined by the international press as «one of Europe’s big pianistic promises», Gabriele Pezzoli present with bass virtuoso Cédric Gysler and drummer Roberto Titocci a repertoire rich in original compositions and free improvisation, in a kaleidoscopic and poetic world of sound, balanced between cohesion of the whole and individual expression.
Best known for his "Mission: Impossible" theme song, Lalo Schifrin is an Argentinean-born composer, arranger, pianist, and conductor, whose jazz and classical training earned him tremendous success as a soundtrack composer. Born Boris Claudio Schifrin in Buenos Aires on June 21, 1932, his father was a symphonic violinist, and he began playing piano at age six. He enrolled in the Paris Conservatoire in 1952, hitting the jazz scene by night. After returning to Buenos Aires, Schifrin formed a 16-piece jazz orchestra, which helped him meet Dizzy Gillespie in 1956.