| 1. Por Qu No Puedo Ser Del Jet-Set? |
| 2. Sobredosis De T.V. |
| 3. Te Hacen Falta Vitaminas |
| 4. Tratame Suavemente |
| 5. Dietetico |
| 6. Tele-Ka |
| 7. Ni Un Segundo |
| 8. Un Misil En Mi Placard |
| 9. El Tiempo Es Dinero |
| 10. Afrodisiacos |
| 11. Mi Novia Tiene Biceps |
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Paper Sleeve Version of the 1984 Debut Album from the Most Popular Latin Rock Band from Argentina Fronted by Gustavo Cerati.
1. La ciudad de la furia- Beautiful! I would have paid the full 15 dollars for this song alone Absolutely brilliant! I really dig Andrea Echevarry's voice
2. Un Misil En mi placard- Excellent acoustic song, Incredibly pleasing to the ears.
3. Pasos- I love how Soda Stereo worked this song with a blend of the acoustic guitar and violins.
4. Entre Canibales- Song that started my craze for this wonderful group.
5. Te Para Tres- Lovely song, love the electric guitar near the end.
6. Angel Electrico- Great song I love How Gustavo Cerati ( Lead Singer) shows his passion for the electric guitar in this song, him and Zeta (Bassist) did a good job.
7. Ella uso mi cabeza como un revolver: Great song, I get fired up everytime I hear it!
GREAT UNPLUGGED: DEFINATELY PARA VOLAR!!!
En cada disco Soda Stereo va cambiando su estilo, cada vez mas a la vanguardia, y sonando cada vez mas electronico. Es interesante la participacion de Andrea Echeverri (Aterciopelados) en "La Ciudad de la Furia", donde escuchamos una excelente voz y un maravilloso arreglo para este clasico de la banda.
La parte "plugged" empieza con "Ella uso mi cabeza como un revolver" y "Angel electrico" donde Cerati deja escuchar su destreza en la guitarra.
Canciones recomendadas: "Angel Electrico", "La Ciudad de la Furia" y "Entre Canibales".
Then again, I'm biased. I bought the CD when it first came out, and it was the first CD of theirs I owned. I don't think I listened to much else for about a month after that, and it's still in heavy rotation ten years later.
In the other reviews, you'll see comparisons to a number of other bands that influenced Soda Stereo, and whose sounds echo faintly here. But this isn't just imitation; the band have made their influences their own to a degree that you have to listen hard sometimes to pick them up. It's a fuller, more mature work than a lot of their earlier recordings (where the outside influences are much more pronounced).
That said, the one disc that I'd compare this to is Radiohead's "OK Computer," in terms of its complexity and originality. Where it differs, though, is in the outlook of the bands' respective front men, and how that effects the music. "Suen~o Stereo" doesn't have the icy, alienated detachment that informs so much of Radiohead's work. Everything about this--Gustavo Cerati's music and lyrics, as well as his playing and that of Charly Alberti and Zeta Bosio--is engaged, and engaging, from the driven "Ella Uso Mi Cabeza Como Un Revolver" (quite a mouthful for a non-Spanish speaker like me) and "Paseando Por Roma" to the Eno-esque atmospherics that dominate the disc's second half.
Forget for a minute that this is Rock En Espan~ol, and never mind if you don't speak Spanish. This is an album that transcends language, and transcends time: it sounds as fresh, and sometimes as startling, now as it did when it came out, and there aren't too many albums of which you can say that.
muy bueno!!
This is Soda's best album because it shows a band at the cusp of its abilities. The songwriting was excellent and the execution was flawless. They took their experimentation to a comfortable plateau and it served the songs, not the other way around. And they rocked.
There's nothing derivative here. Even the percussive guitar playing of the first songs, which recall The Edge's signature sound, or the lyrical bass lines of Primavera O which also suggest U2's influence, don't say anything other than this is a Soda record.
This is not for everybody, but if you're into sophisticated rock music (and this may require multiple hearings) get this album. Even if you don't understand the lyrics.
"Dynamo" was produced far from Grunge madness, so the overall sound has more British influences. I've never heard a song like "Secuencia inicial", one would never guess when that song was produced. "Toma la ruta" also follows that example. "En remolinos" is a superbly excellent song. "Primavera 0" is fast and crazy, but not Grungy. Other great songs include "Luna roja", "Fue", and "Claroscuro".
But the signature sound of this album (the layered guitars) came 2 years after MBV's Loveless, which is considered by many as the most influential album of the 90's, and deservedly so. I am all for giving credit where it's due, though of course I cannot know if Cerati listened to MBV beforehand; songs like Ameba, En remolinos and Luna roja, could have perfectly fit into a Kevin Shields' album from the early 90's from a stylistic point of view; but certainly Cerati's prowess for arranging melodies is unmatched in any language.
Obviamente que este cd es historico, tiene canciones que son recordadas y seran recordadas por los fans, como Tratame Suavemente (de la autoria de Melero), un misil en mi placard y tambien, porque no puedo ser del jet-set. Soy y sere un fan de soda por mucho tiempo, obviamente que uno con el tiempo madura y descubre muchas cosas nuevas que atraiga mas que soda, pero la memoria de una infancia y adolescencia con soda, no me lo quita nadie. Nunca me voy a arrepentir de decir, soy fan de soda, nunca.
Gracias a mi viejo, conoci lo que es soda, y gracias a el consegui todos los cd, (primer cd de mi familia, fue dynamo).
Y obviamente tengo toda la coleccion.
Y agradezco a Soda, por la musica que nos dieron.
If you don't own this Soda disc, you don't know what Soda you're missing.
Canción Animal en mi opinión es el más rockero de todos sus discos, es un disco sencillo en su estructura pero que está lleno de fuerza, potencia y profundidad, manteniendo la calidad melódica y el buen ritmo característico de los Soda.
Sin duda para tener en la colección de Soda Stereo.
Set yourself in Buanos Aires, at the packed River Plate stadium, August 1997. It is the last concert of what is without any doubt the greatest rock band to ever have come from latin-american soil. The unforgetable music of La Ciudad de la Furia, a song about the darker side of Buenos Aires itself, blares into the stadium and penetrates deep into the collective conciousness of the thousands of adoring fans. Now fast forward to the last song, De Musica Lijera, pure rock and roll bliss, fans screaming the lyrics like mad and amazing gutar riffs roaring for the last time. Everybody in the stadium knows that is to be the end of it. Soda Stereo is to be no more. They can put the sadness aside, in between these two moments all those present had been treated to an unadultaretad piece of music heaven. It is precisely that what this pair of cd's try to capture.
To overstate the importance of Soda Stereo to latin-american music is impossible. This band which fused elements of ska, new-wave, pure rock and others into music that was remarkably progressive for its time and place has influenced so many others that it effectively has placed itself at the top of the latin rock world. In the 80's they opened doors for what would later become a musical revival not seen in Argentina since the time of the tango. If you have not listened to their music yet, take some time to do it. Listen repeatedly to these cd's and pick up all of their subtlelties, for the music created by Soda is just plain great. Even if you do not understand a word of Spanish you will apreciate what you will be listening to.
Soda has always delivered better performances live than in the studio, feeding off the crowd's energy. The performances in these cd's are no exeption. Listen to classics like La ciudad de la furia, Persiana americana, Zoom, El temblor, Ella uso mi cabeza como un revolver, Cancion Animal, Musica lijera among others and understand what this band was all about.
It pains me to see some of the trash that inundated the american and world markets coming from latin-america and at the same time for there to be no difussion of some great music like the one Soda created. Some gems from latin-america are known worldwide such as Brazilian music, salsa, merengue and other colorful examples. It is time for the rocker side to be known too.
Sell all of your other music if you have to, but get these cd's.
Esto es Soda.
Personalmente tuve la oportunidad de presencial "El Último Concierto" en el Poliedro de Caracas y estos dos discos resumen lo que en esa noche se vio. El concierto duró alrededor de tres horas donde practicamente Soda Stereo interpreto sus temas mas conocidos.
Disc 2 begins with "En la Ciudad de la Furia," a track that boasts both atmospherics and funky guitar lines. It's a product of the 80s, and we love it for that. But tracks like "Picnic en el 4to. B" show the band tinkering with a sunnier production and janglier guitars (something hitherto unseen). As the disc wears on, we see the band stretching itself into unknown territories. Some tracks begin with piano-based moodyness and then plunge into disco histrionics. The tropical funk of Mundo de Quimeras boasts a more Carribbean flavour than the UK-ska of their early days. "De Musica Ligera" has got to be the most conventional rock track on the whole disc. The last portion of the discs descends into a semi-predictable state that is bereft of the spiky youthfulness on the first disc. But there are still surprises, like "No Necesito Verte (Para Saberlo)," which has an instrumentation that is essentially hip-hop.
As you can tell, I enjoyed disc 1 more than disc 2. It's pop value is easier to appreciate it, and the tracks stay embedded in your head for days. Disc 2 is where a great deal of the evolution takes place. Mid-tempo rockers, funk forays and random experiments all pepper this substancially less catchy disc.
Overall, however, I consider this set to be essential. The breadth that this band managed to tackle is completely impressive, and this document proves Soda Stereo's musical worth. Not only were they extensive in terms of incorporating things into their sound, but they did it with a finesse and skill that's totally unbeatable. Buy it now, and you won't regret it.
The stadium was packed tight, the fans swayed as a single organism and Soda rocked the house. If you don't speak Spanish, it's worth learning Spanish just to appreciate this incredible band. They drew on influences from various styles to create not just a single style, but a number of styles. They were (and Cerati, at least continues to be) true innovators. Cerati ranks with the guitar greats and the band as a whole ranks with the rock band greats of any culture or time.
hay que tenerlo.
Set yourself in Buanos Aires, at the packed River Plate stadium, August 1997. It is the last concert of what is without any doubt the greatest rock band to ever have come from latin-american soil. The unforgetable music of La Ciudad de la Furia, a song about the darker side of Buenos Aires itself, blares into the stadium and penetrates deep into the collective conciousness of the thousands of adoring fans. Now fast forward to the last song, De Musica Lijera, pure rock and roll bliss, fans screaming the lyrics like mad and amazing guitar riffs roaring for the last time. Everybody in the stadium knows that is to be the end of it. Soda Stereo is to be no more. They can put the sadness aside, in between these two moments all those present had been treated to an unadulterated piece of music heaven. It is precisely that what this pair of cd's try to capture.
To overstate the importance of Soda Stereo to latin-american music is impossible. This band which fused elements of ska, new-wave, pure rock and others into music that was remarkably progressive for its time and place has influenced so many others that it effectively has placed itself at the top of the latin rock world. In the 80's they opened doors for what would later become a musical revival not seen in Argentina since the time of the tango. If you have not listened to their music yet, take some time to do it. Listen repeatedly to these cd's and pick up all of their subtlelties, for the music created by Soda is just plain great. Even if you do not understand a word of Spanish you will apreciate what you will be listening to.
Soda has always delivered better performances live than in the studio, feeding off the crowd's energy. The performances in these cd's are not exeption. Listen to classics like La ciudad de la furia, Persiana americana, Zoom, El temblor, Ella uso mi cabeza como un revolver, Cancion Animal, Musica lijera among others and understand what this band was all about.
It pains me to see some of the trash that inundated the american and world markets coming from latin-america and at the same time for there to be no difussion of some great music like the one Soda created. Some gems from latin-america are known worldwide such as Brazilian music, salsa, merengue and other colorful examples. It is time for the rocker side to be known too.
Sell all of your other music if you have to, but get these cd's.
Paper Sleeve Version of the 1984 Debut Album from the Most Popular Latin Rock Band from Argentina Fronted by Gustavo Cerati.
Soda Stereo,Soda Stereo,Sony/Columbia,Latin,Latin Pop/Rock
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Comfort y Música Para Volar: Unplugged
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ASIN: B000005M7B Release Date: 2007-03-02 |
Tracks:
- En La Cuidad De La Furia
- Un Misil En Mi Placard
- Pasos
- Entre Canibales
- Te Para 3
- Angel Electrico
- Ella Use Mi Cabeza Como Un Revolver
- Sonoman (Banda De Sonido)
- Planeador
- Coral
- Superstar
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Argentinean popsters Soda Stereo, recorded live at MTV Studios in Miami, are not exactly acoustic as one might suppose from the title, but do project a light touch--somewhere between contemporary and alternative rock genres. There is little audience participation between the eleven songs that feature some psychedelic electronic swirls, cellos, and violas alongside standard rock guitars, as Soda Stereo move through a somewhat limited repertoire. This is an "interactive" CD, with additional content designed to be played both on regular CD players and computer CD-ROM drives, but it proves difficult to get the audio-only tracks on a Mac, and a lot of the footage and graphics are either inconsequential or irrelevant. --Derek RathCustomer Reviews:
Mucho mejor que excelente.......2006-06-29
A Live Spanish Language Pop, Rock & Jazz Musical Masterpiece !.......2005-08-08
Brilliant........2005-05-04
WOW!.......2004-12-09
1. La ciudad de la furia- Beautiful! I would have paid the full 15 dollars for this song alone Absolutely brilliant! I really dig Andrea Echevarry's voice
2. Un Misil En mi placard- Excellent acoustic song, Incredibly pleasing to the ears.
3. Pasos- I love how Soda Stereo worked this song with a blend of the acoustic guitar and violins.
4. Entre Canibales- Song that started my craze for this wonderful group.
5. Te Para Tres- Lovely song, love the electric guitar near the end.
6. Angel Electrico- Great song I love How Gustavo Cerati ( Lead Singer) shows his passion for the electric guitar in this song, him and Zeta (Bassist) did a good job.
7. Ella uso mi cabeza como un revolver: Great song, I get fired up everytime I hear it!
GREAT UNPLUGGED: DEFINATELY PARA VOLAR!!!
Soda Stereo Semi - acustico.......2004-12-09
En cada disco Soda Stereo va cambiando su estilo, cada vez mas a la vanguardia, y sonando cada vez mas electronico. Es interesante la participacion de Andrea Echeverri (Aterciopelados) en "La Ciudad de la Furia", donde escuchamos una excelente voz y un maravilloso arreglo para este clasico de la banda.
La parte "plugged" empieza con "Ella uso mi cabeza como un revolver" y "Angel electrico" donde Cerati deja escuchar su destreza en la guitarra.
Canciones recomendadas: "Angel Electrico", "La Ciudad de la Furia" y "Entre Canibales".
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Sueño Stereo
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ASIN: B000005LY7 Release Date: 2007-03-02 |
Tracks:
- Ella Uso Mi Cabeza Como Un Revolver
- Disco Eterno
- Zoom
- Ojo De La Tormenta
- Efecto Doppler
- Paseando Por Roma
- Pasos
- Angel Electrico
- Crema De Estrellas
- Planta
- X-Playo
- Moire
Customer Reviews:
If you only purchase one Soda Stereo CD..........2007-02-28
Then again, I'm biased. I bought the CD when it first came out, and it was the first CD of theirs I owned. I don't think I listened to much else for about a month after that, and it's still in heavy rotation ten years later.
In the other reviews, you'll see comparisons to a number of other bands that influenced Soda Stereo, and whose sounds echo faintly here. But this isn't just imitation; the band have made their influences their own to a degree that you have to listen hard sometimes to pick them up. It's a fuller, more mature work than a lot of their earlier recordings (where the outside influences are much more pronounced).
That said, the one disc that I'd compare this to is Radiohead's "OK Computer," in terms of its complexity and originality. Where it differs, though, is in the outlook of the bands' respective front men, and how that effects the music. "Suen~o Stereo" doesn't have the icy, alienated detachment that informs so much of Radiohead's work. Everything about this--Gustavo Cerati's music and lyrics, as well as his playing and that of Charly Alberti and Zeta Bosio--is engaged, and engaging, from the driven "Ella Uso Mi Cabeza Como Un Revolver" (quite a mouthful for a non-Spanish speaker like me) and "Paseando Por Roma" to the Eno-esque atmospherics that dominate the disc's second half.
Forget for a minute that this is Rock En Espan~ol, and never mind if you don't speak Spanish. This is an album that transcends language, and transcends time: it sounds as fresh, and sometimes as startling, now as it did when it came out, and there aren't too many albums of which you can say that.
Soda Stereo decided to leave with a bang!!.......2004-11-30
No pasa de moda..........2004-11-17
Soda en su maximo.......2004-06-13
Otra cosa que se puede apreciar aca, es que el estilo se acerca mas a la onda que toma Cerati y por esto es como un anuncio de futuro rompimiento de la banda.
Exelente Sueño De Soda.......2004-05-24
muy bueno!!
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Dynamo
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ASIN: B000002DMT Release Date: 1993-01-26 |
Tracks:
- Secuencia Inicial
- Toma La Ruta
- En Remolinos
- Primavera O
- Camaleon
- Luna Roja
- Sweet Sahumerio
- Ameba
- Nuestra Fe
- Claroscuro
- Fue
- Texturas
Customer Reviews:
The Soda Masterpiece.......2007-06-02
This is Soda's best album because it shows a band at the cusp of its abilities. The songwriting was excellent and the execution was flawless. They took their experimentation to a comfortable plateau and it served the songs, not the other way around. And they rocked.
There's nothing derivative here. Even the percussive guitar playing of the first songs, which recall The Edge's signature sound, or the lyrical bass lines of Primavera O which also suggest U2's influence, don't say anything other than this is a Soda record.
This is not for everybody, but if you're into sophisticated rock music (and this may require multiple hearings) get this album. Even if you don't understand the lyrics.
soda is great.......2007-04-11
A masterpiece.......2006-12-30
"Dynamo" was produced far from Grunge madness, so the overall sound has more British influences. I've never heard a song like "Secuencia inicial", one would never guess when that song was produced. "Toma la ruta" also follows that example. "En remolinos" is a superbly excellent song. "Primavera 0" is fast and crazy, but not Grungy. Other great songs include "Luna roja", "Fue", and "Claroscuro".
Excellent but... innovative?.......2006-08-28
But the signature sound of this album (the layered guitars) came 2 years after MBV's Loveless, which is considered by many as the most influential album of the 90's, and deservedly so. I am all for giving credit where it's due, though of course I cannot know if Cerati listened to MBV beforehand; songs like Ameba, En remolinos and Luna roja, could have perfectly fit into a Kevin Shields' album from the early 90's from a stylistic point of view; but certainly Cerati's prowess for arranging melodies is unmatched in any language.
The best latin Rock and Roll disc Ever.......2005-06-13
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Soda Stereo
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ASIN: B00009RXHV Release Date: 2003-06-02 |
Tracks:
- Por Qu No Puedo Ser Del Jet-Set?
- Sobredosis De T.V.
- Te Hacen Falta Vitaminas
- Tratame Suavemente
- Dietetico
- Tele-Ka
- Ni Un Segundo
- Un Misil En Mi Placard
- El Tiempo Es Dinero
- Afrodisiacos
- Mi Novia Tiene Biceps
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Paper Sleeve Version of the 1984 Debut Album from the Most Popular Latin Rock Band from Argentina Fronted by Gustavo Cerati.Customer Reviews:
Un Buen Comienzo.......2003-09-06
Obviamente que este cd es historico, tiene canciones que son recordadas y seran recordadas por los fans, como Tratame Suavemente (de la autoria de Melero), un misil en mi placard y tambien, porque no puedo ser del jet-set. Soy y sere un fan de soda por mucho tiempo, obviamente que uno con el tiempo madura y descubre muchas cosas nuevas que atraiga mas que soda, pero la memoria de una infancia y adolescencia con soda, no me lo quita nadie. Nunca me voy a arrepentir de decir, soy fan de soda, nunca.
Gracias a mi viejo, conoci lo que es soda, y gracias a el consegui todos los cd, (primer cd de mi familia, fue dynamo).
Y obviamente tengo toda la coleccion.
Y agradezco a Soda, por la musica que nos dieron.
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Canción Animal
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ASIN: B00009WV0P Release Date: 2003-06-02 |
Tracks:
- (En) El Simo Dia
- Mille ALuz
- Cancinimal
- 1990
- Sueles Dejarme Solo
- De Musica Ligera
- Hombre Al Aua
- Entre Canles
- Tara 3
- Cae el Sol
Album Details
Paper Sleeve Version of the 1990 Album from the Most Popular Latin Rock Band from Argentina Fronted by Gustavo Cerati. Includes the Original Album Cover Art Different from the USA Version.Customer Reviews:
Possibly Soda's best.......2006-08-23
If you don't own this Soda disc, you don't know what Soda you're missing.
Remasterizado?.......2005-12-12
The best Soda Album.......2005-03-17
Simplemente notable.......2004-12-08
Canción Animal en mi opinión es el más rockero de todos sus discos, es un disco sencillo en su estructura pero que está lleno de fuerza, potencia y profundidad, manteniendo la calidad melódica y el buen ritmo característico de los Soda.
Sin duda para tener en la colección de Soda Stereo.
A true classic!!.......2004-06-03
1- En el séptimo día (9/10): awesome song, the guitar has a really strange kind of vibe, great chorus.
2- Un millon de años luz (10/10): one of my favorite soda songs. It has a really awesome intro, the song makes you feel as if you're flying or something, the guitar solo is really good.
3- Canción animal (10/10): great song, very misterious. It has probably one of the best lyrics i've ever heard (try to translate it if you are not apanish speaking).
4- 1990 (6/10): the only regular song of the album, i usually skip it.
5-Sueles dejarme solo (9/10): very simple song yet very effective.
6-De musica ligera (10/10): this is probably the most well known soda song. It a true classic in spanish speaking countries. The album was released in 1990 and to this day I still go out and hear the song (i live in venezuela). One of my favorites everytime i listen to it it reminds me of old girlfriends and my high school buddies.
7-Hombre al agua (10/10): one of their best and another classic song. It's a very moody song with kind of strange lyrics, the keyboards give the song an sort of airy ambience.
8- Entre canibales (10/10): very good song, a little more laid back than the rest, good lyrics.
9-Te para tres (9/10): I personally like this song very much, it really soft and hypnoticing, i actually prefer the unplugged versión, but this one is also good.
10- Cae el sol(9/10): great tune, very good choice to finish the album, it has sort of a happy feel to it, as if everything is going to be ok.
My recomendation is buy it (even if you don't speak spanish)
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El Ultimo Concierto, Pt. B
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ASIN: B000005MLI Release Date: 1997-12-16 |
Tracks:
- Disco Eterno
- Planeador
- Luna Roja
- Te Para Tres
- Cuando Pase El Temblor
- Claroscuro
- Persiana Americana
- Un Million
- Primavera O
- Cae El Sol
- De Musica Ligera
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A piece of musical heaven.......2005-02-17
Set yourself in Buanos Aires, at the packed River Plate stadium, August 1997. It is the last concert of what is without any doubt the greatest rock band to ever have come from latin-american soil. The unforgetable music of La Ciudad de la Furia, a song about the darker side of Buenos Aires itself, blares into the stadium and penetrates deep into the collective conciousness of the thousands of adoring fans. Now fast forward to the last song, De Musica Lijera, pure rock and roll bliss, fans screaming the lyrics like mad and amazing gutar riffs roaring for the last time. Everybody in the stadium knows that is to be the end of it. Soda Stereo is to be no more. They can put the sadness aside, in between these two moments all those present had been treated to an unadultaretad piece of music heaven. It is precisely that what this pair of cd's try to capture.
To overstate the importance of Soda Stereo to latin-american music is impossible. This band which fused elements of ska, new-wave, pure rock and others into music that was remarkably progressive for its time and place has influenced so many others that it effectively has placed itself at the top of the latin rock world. In the 80's they opened doors for what would later become a musical revival not seen in Argentina since the time of the tango. If you have not listened to their music yet, take some time to do it. Listen repeatedly to these cd's and pick up all of their subtlelties, for the music created by Soda is just plain great. Even if you do not understand a word of Spanish you will apreciate what you will be listening to.
Soda has always delivered better performances live than in the studio, feeding off the crowd's energy. The performances in these cd's are no exeption. Listen to classics like La ciudad de la furia, Persiana americana, Zoom, El temblor, Ella uso mi cabeza como un revolver, Cancion Animal, Musica lijera among others and understand what this band was all about.
It pains me to see some of the trash that inundated the american and world markets coming from latin-america and at the same time for there to be no difussion of some great music like the one Soda created. Some gems from latin-america are known worldwide such as Brazilian music, salsa, merengue and other colorful examples. It is time for the rocker side to be known too.
Sell all of your other music if you have to, but get these cd's.
La despedida?.......2004-07-07
Esto es Soda.......2004-01-08
Leyenda.......2003-01-29
Esto es Soda.
Espero no sea lo ultimo que oigamos de Soda.......2002-01-15
Personalmente tuve la oportunidad de presencial "El Último Concierto" en el Poliedro de Caracas y estos dos discos resumen lo que en esa noche se vio. El concierto duró alrededor de tres horas donde practicamente Soda Stereo interpreto sus temas mas conocidos.
Es una lástima que una banda con tanta calidad en su musica y entre sus interpretes decidiera dejar de existir ya que estos dos discos demuestran la fuerza de sus interpretaciones. Durante toda su carrera musical Soda Stereo siempre busco explorar sonidos y estilos y cada gira representaba una innovación y una nueva manera de descubirse a si mismos.
Me encantaria que Soda Stereo editara un Box Set o quizas un Video/DVD que documentara su musica y, sobre todo, sus presentaciones en vivo.
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ASIN: B000002ENW Release Date: 1997-11-04 |
Tracks:
- Por Que No Puedo Ser Del Jet Set?
- Un Misil En Mi Placard
- Dietetico
- Te Hacen Falta Vitaminas
- Tratame Suavemente
- Nada Personal
- Cuando Pase El Temblor
- Juego De Seduccion
- Estoy Azulado
- Danza Rota
- Persiana Americana
- Profugos
- No Existes
- En Camino
- Signos (Vivo)
- Sobredosis De Tv (Vivo)
Tracks:
- En La Ciudad De La Furia
- Corazon Delator
- Pic Nic En El 4To. B
- Lo Que Sangra (La Cupula)
- Los Languis
- Mundo De Quimeras
- Cancion Animal
- De Musica Ligera
- Un Million De Anos Luz
- Hombre Al Agua
- No Necesito Verte (Para Saberlo)
- Luna Roja
- Primavera O
- Zone De Promesas
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Essential Listening from Latin America's Best Band.......2006-11-20
Disc 2 begins with "En la Ciudad de la Furia," a track that boasts both atmospherics and funky guitar lines. It's a product of the 80s, and we love it for that. But tracks like "Picnic en el 4to. B" show the band tinkering with a sunnier production and janglier guitars (something hitherto unseen). As the disc wears on, we see the band stretching itself into unknown territories. Some tracks begin with piano-based moodyness and then plunge into disco histrionics. The tropical funk of Mundo de Quimeras boasts a more Carribbean flavour than the UK-ska of their early days. "De Musica Ligera" has got to be the most conventional rock track on the whole disc. The last portion of the discs descends into a semi-predictable state that is bereft of the spiky youthfulness on the first disc. But there are still surprises, like "No Necesito Verte (Para Saberlo)," which has an instrumentation that is essentially hip-hop.
As you can tell, I enjoyed disc 1 more than disc 2. It's pop value is easier to appreciate it, and the tracks stay embedded in your head for days. Disc 2 is where a great deal of the evolution takes place. Mid-tempo rockers, funk forays and random experiments all pepper this substancially less catchy disc.
Overall, however, I consider this set to be essential. The breadth that this band managed to tackle is completely impressive, and this document proves Soda Stereo's musical worth. Not only were they extensive in terms of incorporating things into their sound, but they did it with a finesse and skill that's totally unbeatable. Buy it now, and you won't regret it.
Lo mas conocido (que no siempre es lo mejor).......2005-09-12
A must for ALL rock en espanol fans!.......2005-08-25
Un buen Adios.......2004-07-07
Excelent.......2003-05-01
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ASIN: B0009ML2GA Release Date: 2005-06-21 |
Tracks:
- Persiana Americana
- De M Ligera
- Nada Personal
- Cancinimal
- Ecos
- Cuando Pase el Temblor
- Tara Tres
- DComble Vida
- Signos
- Juego de Seducci
- Te Hacen Falta Vitaminas
- Por Quo Puedo Ser del Jet Set?
- Sobredosis de TV
- Mille ALuz
- Que Sangra (La C)
- En la Ciudad de la Furia
- Primavera O
- Mi Novia Tiene Biceps
- Tele-Ka
- Sueles Dejarme Solo
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El Ultimo Concierto, Pt. A
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ASIN: B000005MLG Release Date: 2007-03-02 |
Tracks:
- En La Ciudad De La Furia
- El Rito
- Hombre Al Agua
- En El Septimo Dia
- Cancion Animal
- Tratame Suavemente
- Paseando Por Roma
- Lo Que Sangra (La Cupula)
- Zoom
- Signos
- Ella Uso Mi Cabeza Como Un Revolver
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The Absolute Best of Soda Stereo.......2007-02-10
The stadium was packed tight, the fans swayed as a single organism and Soda rocked the house. If you don't speak Spanish, it's worth learning Spanish just to appreciate this incredible band. They drew on influences from various styles to create not just a single style, but a number of styles. They were (and Cerati, at least continues to be) true innovators. Cerati ranks with the guitar greats and the band as a whole ranks with the rock band greats of any culture or time.
lo mejor de soda en vivo........2007-01-11
hay que tenerlo.
Musical Heaven.......2005-02-17
Set yourself in Buanos Aires, at the packed River Plate stadium, August 1997. It is the last concert of what is without any doubt the greatest rock band to ever have come from latin-american soil. The unforgetable music of La Ciudad de la Furia, a song about the darker side of Buenos Aires itself, blares into the stadium and penetrates deep into the collective conciousness of the thousands of adoring fans. Now fast forward to the last song, De Musica Lijera, pure rock and roll bliss, fans screaming the lyrics like mad and amazing guitar riffs roaring for the last time. Everybody in the stadium knows that is to be the end of it. Soda Stereo is to be no more. They can put the sadness aside, in between these two moments all those present had been treated to an unadulterated piece of music heaven. It is precisely that what this pair of cd's try to capture.
To overstate the importance of Soda Stereo to latin-american music is impossible. This band which fused elements of ska, new-wave, pure rock and others into music that was remarkably progressive for its time and place has influenced so many others that it effectively has placed itself at the top of the latin rock world. In the 80's they opened doors for what would later become a musical revival not seen in Argentina since the time of the tango. If you have not listened to their music yet, take some time to do it. Listen repeatedly to these cd's and pick up all of their subtlelties, for the music created by Soda is just plain great. Even if you do not understand a word of Spanish you will apreciate what you will be listening to.
Soda has always delivered better performances live than in the studio, feeding off the crowd's energy. The performances in these cd's are not exeption. Listen to classics like La ciudad de la furia, Persiana americana, Zoom, El temblor, Ella uso mi cabeza como un revolver, Cancion Animal, Musica lijera among others and understand what this band was all about.
It pains me to see some of the trash that inundated the american and world markets coming from latin-america and at the same time for there to be no difussion of some great music like the one Soda created. Some gems from latin-america are known worldwide such as Brazilian music, salsa, merengue and other colorful examples. It is time for the rocker side to be known too.
Sell all of your other music if you have to, but get these cd's.
Espectacular Concierto.......2002-01-15
Personalmente tuve la oportunidad de presencial "El Último Concierto" en el Poliedro de Caracas y estos dos discos resumen lo que en esa noche se vio. El concierto duró alrededor de tres horas donde practicamente Soda Stereo interpreto sus temas mas conocidos.
Es una lástima que una banda con tanta calidad en su musica y entre sus interpretes decidiera dejar de existir ya que estos dos discos demuestran la fuerza de sus interpretaciones. Durante toda su carrera musical Soda Stereo siempre busco explorar sonidos y estilos y cada gira representaba una innovación y una nueva manera de descubirse a si mismos.
You cannot say "Goodbye" better than this........2001-10-09
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ASIN: B00009RXHX Release Date: 2003-06-02 |
Tracks:
- Picnic en el 4 B
- En la Ciudad de la Furia - Soda Stereo
- Lo Que Sangra (La Cupula)
- En el Borde
- Languis
- Dia Comun/Double Vida
- Corazon Delator
- Ritmo de Tus Ojos
- Terapia de Amor Intensiva
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Paper Sleeve Version of the 1988 Album from the Most Popular Latin Rock Band from Argentina Fronted by Gustavo Cerati.Customer Reviews:
De sus mejores trabajos.......2003-06-09
Un disco un poco oscuro, cuenta con dos de los temas más conocidos del grupo, "En la ciudad de la furia" y "Lo que sangra (la cúpula)". Incluye también el único intento de la banda de incluir rap en su música ("El borde"). Otro tema que destaca es "Corazón delator", una de las canciones lentas con mayor fuerza de la banda. Quizás la canción más débil sea "El ritmo de tus ojos".
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