Buck 65

qdes · 01.12.2007 12:43

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Weirdo Magnet (1996)
Language Arts (1996)
Psoriasis (1996)
Vertex (1997)
Man Overboard (1999)
Synesthesia (2001)
Square (2002)
Talkin' Honky Blues (2003)
This Right Here Is Buck 65 (2004)
Secret House Against the World (2005)
Situation (2007)

Siinä on melko vakuuttava discografia. Parhaimpia levyjä ovat mielestäni Weirdo Magnet, Vertex, Man Overboard, Square, This Righ Here Is Buck 65, Situtiaton ja erityisesti Secret House Against the World. Kaikki toki löytyvät levyhyllyä koristamasta. Tulee muuten Kuudennelle Linjalle maaliskuun 9. päivä.

Kaveri pystyy ulosannillaan, tuottamisellaan ja äänitystavallaan luomaan levyilleen täysin ainutlaatuisen tunnelman. Mikään maailmassa ei muistuta 1996-2002 julkaistuja levyjä yhtään. Yksi maailman parhaista kirjoittajista.

"ice" on ehkä brutaalein kappale ikinä.

leposi · 01.12.2007 14:33

Näin tän muutama vuosi sitten Leedsissä livenä. Oli ihan jees, mutta eipä juuremmin järisyttänyt maailmaani.

Artemi · 03.12.2007 13:16

Su 9.3. Kutosella...

hrmunoita · 03.12.2007 22:41

No jopas icon_eek peuk

Siellä nähdään.

fassu · 03.12.2007 23:02

näinno. peuk

E: hehe, yhessä situationin biisissä on sama bassosämple ku stigidin häslerissä.

paise · 06.12.2007 16:24

Keikka tulee hyvään paikkaan, uus levy on nimittäin kokonaisuutena miun korviin parasta Buckia tähän mennessä.

psykokarkki · 07.12.2007 10:56

pitäisköhän tähän tutustuu, ties vaikka keikallekin eksyisin... nimi vaan on niin tylsä etten tiä jaxxanko.

aika turha spämmi icon_biggrin icon_lol

paise · 07.12.2007 19:47

[quote:8e05fb10cc="psykokarkki"]pitäisköhän tähän tutustuu, ties vaikka keikallekin eksyisin... nimi vaan on niin tylsä etten tiä jaxxanko.

aika turha spämmi icon_biggrin icon_lol [/quote:8e05fb10cc]

Kostuttasko Stinkin' Rich?

risto_m · 08.12.2007 01:36

En tykännyt uudesta levystä oikeestaan paljon yhtään! Kauhian tylsää vaan jotenkin. Saatan toki olla väärässä.

ex-kolja · 08.12.2007 19:18

risto_m wrote:

En tykännyt uudesta levystä oikeestaan paljon yhtään! Kauhian tylsää vaan jotenkin. Saatan toki olla väärässä.

Tuskin.

fassu · 10.12.2007 14:06

paise wrote:

Keikka tulee hyvään paikkaan, uus levy on nimittäin kokonaisuutena miun korviin parasta Buckia tähän mennessä.

enpä kuule tiijä, tai miun korviin ei kyllä ainakaan ihan varauksetta ja välittömästi tehny vaikutusta. ei ainakaan samaan tapaan kuin, kuten talkin' honky sillon joskus.

keikalle toki sheeplove

hrmunoita · 19.12.2007 23:26

hand I AM A MAN BUT IM BUILT LIKE A HORSE FROM THE WAIST DOWN hand

hrmunoita · 20.12.2007 10:41

Ehkä kuuluisi hämmennystopikkiin, mut panampa nyt tänne.

Huomatkaa alarivissä esiintyvä tilataideteos

http://images.google.fi/images?q=buck+6 … a=N&tab=wi

qdes · 25.02.2008 02:32

Kiima nousee. Square on ollut rankassa soitossa jatkuvasti. Paremmuusjärjestyksessä:

1. Secret House Against The World
2. This Right Here Is Buck 65
3. Man Overboard
4. Square
5. Vertex
6. Situtiaton
7. Talkin' Honkey Blues
8. Weirdo Magnet
9. Synesthesia
10. Language Arts

qdes · 25.02.2008 02:33

Toivottavasti Bike for Three tulee tänä vuonna.

hrmunoita · 10.03.2008 14:59

Siirretäänpä keskustelua myös tänne / artemituplaspäm

Ylitarkastaja Tolonen wrote:

Eilinen Buck 65-keikka Kutosella oli tosi hyvä. Mies soitti tunnin ja kolme varttia eikä alkanut kyllästyttämään. Rooli oli hyvin päällä ja vähän stand-up-tyylistä menoa tuli. Keikka-setup erittäin toimiva. En ole hetkeen nähnyt noin tehokasta yhden miehen showta. Läppäri, levari/mikseri ja ääni. Äijän tanssityylit olivat myös todella kohdillaan.

Oli kyllä erittäin hyvä keikka. Hienoa myöskin, että biisejä tuli erittäin vanhoiltakin levyiltä kuten Vertexiltä. Centaurin biittiä jäin vähän kaipailemaan, mut eipä toi noin hyvän keikan ansiosta haittaa yhtään. Tanssimoovseille toki giganttinen peuk

Jotenkin tosta keikasta tuli mieleen reilun kolmen vuoden takainen Sage Francisin keikka Tavastialla. Jokseenkin saman tyylinen yhden miehen mieletön show.

hrmunoita · 10.03.2008 15:18

http://youtube.com/watch?v=recnmGBCNYU

qdes · 10.03.2008 20:00

"Buck 65 on yksi maailman omalaatuisimpia artisteja", ajattelin eilen Kuudennella Linjalla akustisen version Centaurista lävähtäessä kaiuttimista soimaan. Taidan olla hieman friikki itsekin kun niin nautin hiphoppia, folkkia ja kantria yhdistelevästä Kanadan perämetsistä tulevan nörtin musiikista näin paljon. Herran kuvaileminen välittömäksi on mielestäni hieman harhaanjohtava, todellisuudessa se mitä olemme tottuneet kutsumaan "artistiksi" sopii kaveriin todella huonosti. Narsismista ja itsekeskeisyydestä ei ihan oikeasti ole tietoakaan, eikö nöyryys ja avoimuus ole kerrankin pelkkä tuskallisen tietoinen underground-artistin valinta. Tämä hätkähdyttävä aito tavallisuus luo mielikuvan välittömyydestä. Ensimmäistä kertaa suosikkiartistiani kätellessä ja musiikista kiittäessä minun olisi mieli tehnyt kutsua mies illalliselle luokseni, normaalisti olisin ollut aivan liian peloissani. Tavallisuudessa on jotain rauhoittavaa.

Ennen keikkaa en oikein tiennyt mitä odottaa, mutta jälkeenpäin se oli juuri sitä mitä sen pitikin olla. Kaikki kappaleet mitä toivoin tulivat, paitsi "Ice" jota hätäisesti rääkäisten heti tilaisuuden tullen toivoin. Vastaus oli vähintään tyydyttävä, ja oikeastaan vain lisäsi sädekehän määrää herran päällä. Kohokohtiin lasken Pants on Fire, Cries a Girl, Blood of a Young Wolf ja Bachelor of Science. Buck 65 on harvoin rockia mutta 463:n TRHIB65-versio tuntuu toteuttavan genreä paremmin kuin mikään muu artisti, eikö ole kummallista? Keikan ehdottomasti kovin juttu oli kyllä maailman toiseksi brutaalein (heti "Ice":n jälkeen) kappaleen aloitus Roses and Bluejays.

I'm a lot like my dad
I would have to say
He's been wearing a beard ever since mum passed away
She would'a hated it

Miten nämä suosikkiartistini eivätkään ikinä petä? <3

hrmunoita · 10.03.2008 20:04

qdes wrote:

Miten nämä suosikkiartistini eivätkään ikinä petä? <3

Et vieläkään suostu myöntämämään, että Saul Williamsin Ilosaaren keikka oli ihan perseestä?

qdes · 10.03.2008 23:13

hrmunoita wrote:

[quote:3aa7e24daf="qdes"]Miten nämä suosikkiartistini eivätkään ikinä petä? <3

Et vieläkään suostu myöntämämään, että Saul Williamsin Ilosaaren keikka oli ihan perseestä?[/quote:3aa7e24daf]

Heikoin kolmesta näkemästäni, mutta eturivissä paras kokemus kolmesta näkemästäni.

qdes · 11.05.2008 23:00

http://www.cbc.ca/radio2/cod/concerts/20080418bucks

neat!

hrmunoita · 24.07.2008 16:09

Out of focus itku sydan

qdes · 28.07.2008 10:07

http://www.myspace.com/tagaq

Hyviä nuo missä on Buck featuroimassa.

qdes · 27.08.2008 12:32

[quote:2bbf57422c]Word from the big man himself - here's the link to the new Buck album, in 'authorised leak' style. It's the first in a series of three, and the rest will come shortly. I can safely say that this is absolutely insane. Some of the best music I've heard for a long, long time and those who were into Vertex (so most people!) will find a lot to enjoy here. It flows as a non stop track, and there is just so much happening and well, I'll leave the rest to you!

It does have some guests - there are two people I'm not familiar with at this point (although I believe the woman is Claire Berest, she was on Secret House Against The World), as well as Doseone.
...And me! I made the intro using beat parts he sent me and the track that comes in at 23:00 (on both, I edited the pieces he sent and added the rest, whether it was cuts, more edits or basslines or whatever - I'm still stunned that I was a part of it... There will be more to come too!). I had to mention it!

So get it and enjoy! It destroys. You'll like it.

Here's 'Dirtbike' (1/3)

http://www.zshare.net/audio/17691744a94f4663[/quote:2bbf57422c]

hrmunoita · 27.08.2008 12:55

dubstep

Ylitarkastaja Tolonen · 27.08.2008 12:58

hrmunoita wrote:

qdes · 27.08.2008 14:17

Millasta toi on? En pääse viel töissä kuuntelemaan.

hrmunoita · 27.08.2008 14:18

Ei kerrota center icon_cool center

qdes · 04.06.2009 14:47

qdes wrote:

Miten nämä suosikkiartistini eivätkään ikinä petä? <3

Hyi vittu se Atmospheren keikka puistattaa vieläkin. Minkähän takia harkitsen Pitkään Kuumaan Kesään menemistä?

qdes · 04.06.2009 14:57

Luin juuri kaverilta hyvän haastattelun, pastean mielenkiintoisimmat ja hauskimmat jutut:

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What are you up to?
Well, a lotta things. I'm starting to record the new Buck 65 record with Charles Austin. This Bike for Three album's been in the can for a while and now, Joëlle and I have also just started working on new material. That's bananas. We both intend for this to be more than a one-off side-project and to be a lifelong pursuit. We just finished our first new song yesterday. I just finished scoring another film but I'm not sure how much I can say about that right now. I'm also working on a side-project with a guy named Buddy Peace who's a beatmaker from London. I worked with him a bunch on Dirtbike. We're working on something where the concept is only voice and drums. That's in the works and I just did some voiceover work on two other films. Plus I'm holding down this job at the CBC of course. I'm doing a lot of production work for a new Sage Francis album and Cadence Weapon is working on a new album and asked me to do a song with him. It's a bunch of little things but it's a mountain of work.

What has been your most memorable or inspirational gig and why?
I saw Leonard Cohen play at the Beacon Theatre in New York a couple of months ago, which was a huge show. Everyone was talking about it and it was pretty significant for a lot of reasons and big for his career. I had two tickets and was gonna bring my lady along but she couldn't make it. So I invited my old pal Robert Christgau along and he told me he saw Leonard Cohen the first time he ever played New York. Bob's seen everything and he said, at the end of that concert, that it was the greatest thing he'd ever seen in his life. And who am I to argue that? I certainly agree; it was just a truly magical, transformative experience just a magnificent concert.

What have been your career highs and lows?
The high would maybe be my Radiohead thing. They were doing some dates in Canada around Kid A I think, and Radiohead was the talk at that time. They were doing press and all of a sudden one day, my phone kept ringing with people saying "Holy shit, I just heard an interview with Radiohead and they were talking about you." So I thought, "Holy cow, what's going on?" That was followed up by a call from their manager to mine, saying they wanted to meet me. So I travelled out to Montreal to meet them and, after that amazing day, they just started helping me out with my career. Getting that endorsement from Radiohead, not in terms of being a big boost to my career, but that kind of acknowledgment and recognition from artists I really admire would always mean more to me than signing record deals, or making money. It's hard to think of something that tops that.

I've definitely had my share of lows. One that stands out and gets to me to this day is perhaps my most notorious low or foible the whole Kerrang! thing. [In August 2004, Buck was quoted in Kerrang! magazine saying "I now hate hip-hop; the more I've educated myself about music the more I've grown to hate it."] I just learned a whole lot from that and there's a part of me that can't help but wonder if my career was seriously hurt by that. I was on a pretty amazing trajectory and that was really ugly; it was bad and I lost a lot of sleep over it and, like I said, it still bugs me. That one might take the cake.

What's the meanest thing ever said to you before, during or after a gig?
There's been a lot of that too. The most brutal thing I ever had to deal with was opening for De La Soul, years ago. I worship De La Soul and was over the moon about the chance to open for them and play some dates, my goodness. What happened was, right away, going onstage and pouring my heart out to a roomful of people chanting "De La! De La!" Looking back on it, it's not something I should've taken personally; they have such a strong following and it wouldn't have mattered who was opening. Those people were there to see De La Soul. And it's coming at you in loud waves and you gotta endure it.

Actually, I just thought of a worse one. Years ago, I was living in New York and got signed to V2. There was a big show happening to celebrate the anniversary of an influential radio station in Washington D.C. and I was asked to play. The thing was, I was opening for brace yourself Papa Roach. V2 said, "We want you to do this show," and I said I really didn't wanna do it. "That is a bad idea," I said. Arm-twist, arm-twist, arm-twist; I went along with it. But I said, "Look, this is gonna be a disaster and when you see that for yourself, you have to trust me in the future that, when I say that something's a bad idea, you'll know that I know what I'm talking about." So, it's at the 9:30 club and it was all teens and they all looked like Avril Lavigne. Seconds into my set, there started up a really loud, enthusiastic chant of "You suck!" I don't even think I finished that first song; I just was like, "Yup, I knew it," and just packed up and walked right off. That was the shortest set I've ever performed. That was just horrible.

What do you fear most?
Deep water.

What has been your strangest celebrity encounter?
My strangest one is likely my most well known one, with Pamela Anderson. She and I co-hosted the Juno Awards together a few years ago. The day before the broadcast, we had a floor director tell us, "Look, in the history of the telecast, we've never come in under time but we have to prepare for that slim chance. Would you two be comfortable, in the extremely unlikely case that this happens, just improvising together?" We didn't really discuss it because award shows always go long. Lo and behold, wouldn't you know it, we went short. So we were both like deer in headlights and didn't know what to do and she kinda went bananas with "the Pam Show." She turned to me and said, "You're so cute," ran her hand across my face, kissed me, and then grabbed my head and put my whole head in between her breasts. I was kinda stunned but over the course of the previous days, Pam and I struck up a bit of a rapport and hung out so it wasn't maybe as weird as it could've been, but it was on live television. I remember just looking in the camera and falling into a stunned silence. It's kind of an amazing moment and memory, only because she's one of the most famous people ever, a cultural icon. I'll be able to tell the grandkids some day that I had a very strange encounter with that woman.

What does your mom wish you were doing instead?
The biggest regret I have in my life is that when my mother passed away, I was such a bum. I was living in squalor and just so broke. I was 26 or 27. A switch happened with my father because he wasn't so gung ho about me pursuing a music career when he saw me struggling with it. But then when I started to achieve some success, his attitude changed and I can't help but think my mother would've felt the same way. She was really on me in those days to go back to school and be a doctor. I did study biology at St. Mary's in Halifax; they don't call me the "Bachelor of Science" for nothing. But yeah, she wasn't one of those parents who was like "Pursue your dreams." So, I can only base my answer on where we were at in our relationship ten years ago but it's hard for me to believe that, if she saw how well I was doing now, she wouldn't be supportive of it.
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koko haastattelu tuolla: http://www.exclaim.ca/articles/multiart … fid1=38750

Hieno ja vaatimaton mies. Pakko pitää kaverista vaikkei musiikki iskisikään. Ja se kyllä iskee. Hauska tuo Pamela Anderson -tarina.

Bike For Three! on siis vihdoin pihalla! Odotan oman kappaleeni saapumista mutta en malttanut odottaa ja pidän kovasti. Olisikohan jopa kaverin paras levy tähän mennessä?

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