Le topic "Into the Wild" - Golden Globe pour Ed

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Spotlight on Eddie Vedder
The Pearl Jam frontman talks about what inspired him while crafting solo songs for the ''Into the Wild'' and ''Body of War'' soundtracks

By Whitney Pastorek


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[jup33]

Dispo chez Caroline music à Bruxelles, 16.5 euros

[yoyo]

j'ai fait 2 fnac et un magasin independant et quedalle .... il a pas l'air referencé en france ... sorti pour plus tard, beaucoup plus tard meme, j'ai l'impression !!!!

[dvi2702]

j'ai fait 2 fnac et un magasin independant et quedalle .... il a pas l'air referencé en france ... sorti pour plus tard, beaucoup plus tard meme, j'ai l'impression !!!!

J'ai clairement la même impression que toi !!!!

Date de sortie du film en France: Janvier 2008..., avec la BOF ???

[yoyo]

demain, je vais prier cede.ch de livrer en france !

[dvi2702]

demain, je vais prier cede.ch de livrer en france !

Je me joins à toi, en allumant un cierge

[Olikatie]

Vedder, sans Pearl Jam


Rustic, intimate and compact, the "Into the Wild" soundtrack is a marked departure from Pearl Jam's stadium-size rock

When Sean Penn asked for soundtrack help, the sparks ignited for the Pearl Jam frontman.

TORONTO -- The soundtrack to Sean Penn's "Into the Wild" is Eddie Vedder's first solo album, but he can't take all the credit. True, he played most of the instruments, sings nearly every note and wrote nine of the album's 11 songs. But when he tries to remember where the songs came from, he draws a blank.

"I don't remember a damn thing about it," he says over coffee and cigarettes at the Toronto International Film Festival, where the film recently had its world premiere. "It just kind of flew out. It felt like other things were at work. Things came through, musically and lyrically, that I really didn't have to do too much work on. It felt more like just grabbing sparks around my head and putting them on the fire."

What began with Penn's request for a handful of songs to fit into his nearly complete film grew almost by accident into a brief but cohesive album that recapitulates the movie's journey in miniature.

"Into the Wild" is based on the true story of Chris McCandless, the young Virginia man who starved to death in the Alaska wilderness two years after giving his life savings to charity and severing all ties with his family. Although the Pearl Jam frontman more often retreats to the surf than the wilderness, he connected deeply with McCandless' prickly idealism. On "Long Nights," he channels McCandless' Thoreau-inspired desire to exile himself from the evils of the world, singing, "Have no fear, for when I'm alone, I'll be better off than I was before."

Vedder was struck early, and forcefully, by similarities between McCandless' life story and his own. When he was 18, McCandless discovered that his father, Walt, was already married when he married his mother and had fathered another child with his first wife after Chris' birth.

At 17, Vedder's nuclear family imploded when he learned that the man he had been raised to believe was his father was in fact his stepfather and that his real father had died several years earlier. (The revelation is recounted in "Alive," one of Pearl Jam's early singles.) Although he declines to revisit the past in detail, Vedder makes it clear that he drew on his own experience to inform McCandless' inner monologue. "I had things that I hated having gone through as a young adult that just happened to serve me very well for this job," he says.

When he began to record the music for "Into the Wild," Vedder assumed that his one-man-band versions would eventually be fleshed out. But the songs fell into place with so little time and effort that soliciting outside contributions seemed unnecessary, even counterproductive.

"I thought we'd call in real musicians at some point," he says. "But there's something about not having to explain the part to somebody, not just the part but the direction, the meaning, the soul of whatever the song was. You'd just grab the bass and do it."

Rustic, intimate and compact, the "Into the Wild" soundtrack is a marked departure from Pearl Jam's stadium-size rock, embellished with banjo, mandolin and pump organ, a sound inspired by the movie's outdoor settings. But despite its sparseness, the album has room for intricate textures, like the chiming 12-string guitar of "Setting Forth" and the tribal thwack of the drums on "Hard Sun," which also features Sleater-Kinney's Corin Tucker on harmony vocals. Vedder drew inspiration from Pete Townshend's oft-bootlegged demos for "Who's Next," which he listened to obsessively as a teenager.

When lead singers start releasing solo albums, the rest of the band traditionally starts double-checking their retirement plans. But Vedder points out that he is the last of Pearl Jam's five members to release his own record. "I was the holdout," he says. "We've been a group for a long time, and we will continue to be so, I hope, for a really long time."

But with Pearl Jam lying dormant while two members care for newborn daughters, Vedder is mulling the possibility of playing a few shows on his own, preferably at venues more intimate than the band's usual arenas. "If you surf 50-foot waves all the time, you can't try too many new things, because 50-foot waves are kind of life and death," he says. "Playing big shows is like that. So you want to take on some smaller waves to rework or refine what you do, and then take it back to the big surf."

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Breaking news

http://pearljamevolution.blogspot.com/2 ... 81_19.html

Eddie em provável tour solo

Em entrevista ao Los Angeles Times, o Eddie deu a entender que poderá sim começar uma tour solo. A tour passaria por locais pequenos e intimistas, ao contrário dos shows com o Pearl Jam. E segundo o Eddie, isso não significa um possível fim da banda "Nós somos um grupo há muito tempo, e continuaremos a ser assim, espero, por realmente muito tempo"
A informação oficial do Eddie, é de que não existem planos para sair em uma tour solo.

Fonte:
http://www.rollingstone.com/


Into the Wild no iTunes

Foi confirmada a informação, postada no blog, sobre as faixas bônus do álbum quando comprado via iTunes. As faixas serão No More (studio), Photographs (instrumental), No More (live) e Here's To The State... (live).

Rapide: (Edit: comme cela est également écrit sur le post d'Oli :roll: )
Interview Los Angeles Times, Eddie n'exclut pas une tournée solo !
Petite salles et intimistes sans pour autant annoncer la fin de PJ. Cependant, pour l'instant rien de concret. Officielement, selon Eddie, pas de plan de tournée solo.

Into the Wild sur iTunes: Confirmation des bonus via iTunes: No More (studio), Photographs (instrumental), No More (live) e Here's To The State... (live).




Eddie Vedder Mulls Solo Tour, Uses Surfing Metaphors



Is Eddie Vedder planning a solo tour? According to a story in the Los Angeles Times, it’s possible. The Pearl Jam frontman has completed what amounts to his first solo album by way of the soundtrack to the forthcoming Sean Penn film Into the Wild (read our review of the LP here, and watch the video review in today’s New Music Tuesdays report here). The possible tour would have Vedder playing much more intimate venues than he’s used to with Pearl Jam. “If you surf fifty-foot waves all the time, you can’t try too many new things, because fifty-foot waves are kind of life and death,” Vedder, an avid surfer, explained. “Playing big shows is like that. So you want to take on some smaller waves to rework or refine what you do, and then take it back to the big surf.” Hard-core Pearl Jam fans need not worry that Vedder entertaining the idea of a solo jaunt signals the end of the band, however. “We’ve been a group for a long time,” the singer said. “And we will continue to be so, I hope, for a really long time.” The official comment from Vedder’s reps is that he has no official plans to tour alone.

[yoyo]

vedder n'oublie pas la france ... please !!! euh rectif , pense a sortir des states ...

sinon, c'est new titres (enfin cette photographs) sont ils dispo sur itunes ? ... normalement sur itunes dés le jour de la sortie ?

[strummer]

Interview Los Angeles Times, Eddie n'exclut pas une tournée solo !
Petite salles et intimistes sans pour autant annoncer la fin de PJ. Cependant, pour l'instant rien de concret. Officielement, selon Eddie, pas de plan de tournée solo.

Bon alors c'est oui ou c'est non ?

m'étonnerait bien qu'il pointe sa tronche ne france et même en europe

[dvi2702]

Interview Los Angeles Times, Eddie n'exclut pas une tournée solo !
Petite salles et intimistes sans pour autant annoncer la fin de PJ. Cependant, pour l'instant rien de concret. Officielement, selon Eddie, pas de plan de tournée solo.

Bon alors c'est oui ou c'est non ?

m'étonnerait bien qu'il pointe sa tronche ne france et même en europe

N'exclut pas une tournée, ne veux pas dire qu'il y aura une tournée sur.
pas de plan de tournée > si cela doit se faire... n'a pas encore décidé ou.

[Patrick Bateman]

Cher Strummer, la réponse est : "peut-être".

[strummer]

ouais mais comment j fais pour mes billets preum's ?

[dvi2702]

ouais mais comment j fais pour mes billets preum's ?

[Patrick Bateman]

ouais mais comment j fais pour mes billets preum's ?

Ben tu commences une révolution.

[Denis]

vedder n'oublie pas la france ... please !!! euh rectif , pense a sortir des states ...

sinon, c'est new titres (enfin cette photographs) sont ils dispo sur itunes ? ... normalement sur itunes dés le jour de la sortie ?

en tout cas, ils sont pas sur iTunes Belgique... J'ai juste vérifié, hein, croyez pas que j'allais utiliser iTunes non plus

[yoyo]

http://www.apple.com/itunes/affiliates/ ... Version%5D

sinon, quelqu'un l'a trouvé en france !?

[matt showman]

sinon, quelqu'un l'a trouvé en france !?

y'a bien ça

[Samoa]

Chez Amazon.fr ils l'ont à 9.78 €.

[yoyo]

c'est l'import a chaque fois, quitte a l'acheter une deuxieme fois j'aurai preferé l'avoir version europeenne !

merci pour les link !