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El 8 de Mayo del 2007 el sello Kill Rock Stars lanzará un disco doble de Elliott Smith llamado New Moon. Contiene 24 canciones grabadas entre 1994 y 1997, durante un tiempo muy prolífico de su carrera. La mezcla del disco fue por parte de Larry Crane, el cuidador de las obras de Elliott. Las ganancias irán a Outside In, una organizacion social de Portland, dedicada a proveer de servicios varios a los homeless y pobres de la cuidad. Elliott Smith murió el 21 de octubre del 2003 en su hogar de Los Angeles.

Either/Or

Baja “Between The Bars” (mp3)
de “Either/Or”
por Elliott Smith
Kill Rock Stars

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  1. mal de oído Responder

    Por lo que he leído de él, a Elliott también le gustaba la idea de compartir musica por internet… , en el disco se extrañan temas como
    “Cecilia/amanda ” o “Stickman” que son temazos y que estaban casi listos (dentro de todo lo bueno que hay claro).
    Ah!! hay música que tenemos todos que descubrir, como en todo, y no hay por que difundirla.

  2. david Responder

    Hace muchisimo que no me fanatizaba tanto con alguien, la verda es que este tipo es simplemente un artista de nivel superior y cualquier persona que tenga un poco de buen gusto se da cuenta enseguida al escucharlo. Como yo habemos muchos que esperamos con ansias el disco nuevo y lo sentimos vivo cada vez que escuchamos cada una de sus canciones. Me parece que no va a a tardar en hacerse aun mas grande y ocupar el lugar que le corresponde en la historia de la musica.

  3. dovermann Responder

    Hojala algun día, un buen cineasta con credibilidad y talento se atreva a difundir la historia, sería toda una revelación para los que amamos a este gran musico.. Viva Elliott !!!

  4. Feña Responder

    es triste cuando un tipo así se muere; brtiney corre el mismo riesgo, espero que ella no lo haga

  5. Pablo Responder

    wow, ojala que la compilacion sea buena !!!
    y sigo creyendo que don Elliott es inmortal, sus canciones van mas alla que si estuviese vivo

  7. cheche Responder

    muchas de esas canciones ya estan disponibles en otros lados…pero igual vale la pena…supongo…

  8. el anonimo Responder

    Simplemente Elliott, es a veces dificil referirse a alguien que siento tan ceracano y entrañable como el, del cual, por lo menos, todo los dias escucho una canción, la verdad es que nuevos registros de él siempre son bienvenidos, aunque en internet existe mucho material en vivo y rarezas que son un deleite para el fanático, es la raja que se le recuerde como lo hacemos muchos de nosotros aún

  9. Marcelo Mena Responder

    Un fan de Elliott ha escuchado a estas alturas todos los discos. Pero Super45 lo leen todo tipo de gente, y creo que conocer a Elliott con esta edición no es mala idea. Ademas como ven no hay fin de lucro. Tercero, de que se quejan de que lucren con Elliott si igual la mayoria simplemente lo baja en Soulseek.

    este es el tracklist

    Disc One: 01. Angel In The Snow From the Jan/Feb 1995 sessions at Leslie Uppinghouse’s home studio that yielded much of the S/T record. Elliott’s mix appeared on a CD that came with Mike McGonigal’s magazine, Yeti: Volume I.

    02. Talking to Mary From the 1995 sessions at Leslie’s. This is Elliott’s rough mix as the master tape is sadly missing.

    03. High Times From the 1995 sessions at Leslie’s. An early working title was “Coma Kid”. The “drums” are really just doubled snare (with the throw off loose) and ride cymbal.

    04. New Monkey From sessions for Either/Or. The “bar” was certainly La Luna in Portland, with “the millions of fans ignoring the bands.”

    05. Looking Over My Shoulder From sessions for Either/Or. The title of this song is not certain.

    06. Going Nowhere From sessions for Either/Or. Due to the limits of eight tracks you rarely get bass guitar on these sessions unless it is integral to the arrangement. One of the most haunting songs in this collection.

    07. Riot Coming From the 1995 sessions at Leslie’s. Notice the excellent melodic electric guitar part.

    08. “All Cleaned Out” This song was tracked at Jackpot! Recording Studio in early 1997. The title is an assumption as there were no notes on or in the tape box.

    09. First Timer Tracked at Jackpot! in early 1997. With different lyrics this song has seen life as “Ghost Writer” or “From a Poisoned Well”. Elliott recorded the guitars too loud to tape in this collection, hence the occasional “chunk” noise.

    10. Go By From sessions for Either/Or. Recorded to 8-track by Elliott in 1996, but then bounced to 2″ tape by Rob and Tom where they added overdubs. It was obviously a contender for Either/Or at some point. Early versions of the song were known as “Bye Bye” and “Two Timed”.

    11. Miss Misery (early version) This song was tracked at Jackpot! in early 1997. It was later recut with lyric changes at Jackpot! and used in the film, Good Will Hunting.

    12. Thirteen This Big Star/Alex Chilton song featured often in Elliott’s live sets and in the Lucky Three short film by Jem Cohen. This version was recorded by Rob Jones and Elliott Smith in Elliott’s Basement in April 1996 and was broadcast June 1, 1996, on Rob’s Locals Show on KWVA 88.1 Eugene, OR. This was a simple live take with acoustic guitar and vocals.

    Disc Two: 01. Georgia, Georgia From the 1995 sessions at Leslie’s. Even though it was older, it was an early contender for the Either/Or running order.

    02. Whatever (Folk Song in C) Apparently from the September 1994 sessions at Tony’s. Features JJ Gonson’s vintage Domino guitar that Elliott favored. Also known under the working title “Hanging Out With Me”.

    03. Big Decision From the 1995 sessions at Leslie’s. Elliott’s mix appeared on the CD compilation, A Slice of Lemon.

    04. Placeholder From sessions for Either/Or. Sung so softly, but really beautiful.

    05. New Disaster From sessions for Either/Or. Vocals and music are from different takes. Vocals are from the reel that provided From a Basement on the Hill with “Last Hour”, but the tape reel flange scraping sound (which you can hear on “Last Hour”) was even more distracting on this song. Music was from a later instrumental take, with organ and drums but no vocals. This is the only instance on this record where we combined takes in this manner.

    06. Seen How Things Are Hard This song was actually recorded on a 4-track cassette. Mixed by Tom and Rob for possible inclusion of Either/Or. Also known under the working title, “Sleigh Bells”.

    07. Fear City From sessions for Either/Or. Also known as “See My City Dead”. Check out the cool melodic organ part and Elliott’s grooving drum style.

    08. Either/Or From sessions for the album Either/Or. Apparently the song title was appropriated for the album title but not the song. There’s also a version of this song with alternate lyrics called “No More”.

    09. Pretty Mary K (other version) From sessions for Either/Or. This is a completely different song than the Figure 8 track, but seems to feature different words with a parallel theme. An early version was worked up as “Everything’s Okay” – note the similar phonetics.

    10. Almost Over From sessions for Either/Or. Some of his fastest guitar picking in this collection.

    11. See You Later

    12. Half Right These are two Heatmiser songs from their third album, Mic City Sons, performed solo in this collection. From the Rob Jones’ Locals Show sessions, “See You Later” was released on the Air Check cassette on Rob’s label, Jealous Butcher.

  10. rodolfo Responder

    sí , bueno, pero digamos q tecnicamente no podría lanzar ninguna canción ‘nueva’, a menos q le hable a longueira, claro,,,,

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