July 18, 1981. On this day, New Yorkers ANTHRAX began their successful career that has led them to countless hits around the world, selling more than 10 million records, receiving gold and platinum records, six nominations for Grammy Award and millions of fans all over the world.
Hace 31 años los Ramones publicaban su último álbum, “Adiós, amigos!”, así, en español.
Lo promocionaban con esta maravilla de cover Tom Waits. Solo ellos podían encontrar un tema de Ramones en uno de Tom Waits.
31 years ago, Ramones released their final studio album, ‘¡Adios Amigos!’
From the cover of Tom Waits’ "I Don't Want to Grow Up" down to "Born to Die in Berlin," which track are you excited to revisit today?
Tengo la impresión de que mucha gente entró al "negocio" del huachicol fiscal pensando que no sería distinto que cualquier contrabando. Es decir, que sería algo mayormente tolerado por las autoridades y normalizado.
Uno de esos "negocios" --que hay muchos en México-- con altas tasas de retorno, pero que requieren conexiones y no preguntar mucho.
Y luego, que le ponen “huachicol”, que se vuelve un tema mediático, y que de pronto, toda esa gente que creía estar haciendo una "simple" trampa aduanal, pasan a ser asociados con el narco.
Por eso, el día en que de verdad se investigue el huachicol fiscal, no solo caerán funcionarios, sino empresarios como moscas.
Even on their final studio album the Ramones hadn't grown up.
Watch the official video for Ramones cover of Tom Waits’ 1992 anthem on the Ramones YouTube Channel.
Gracias por recibirme con tanto cariño en Nueva York. Son más que correspondidos. Mexicanas y mexicanos trabajadores, los quiere y admira todo México 🇲🇽
It was a privilege to be in Mexico City and witness the extraordinary young athletes at Street Child World Cup reminding everyone what talent looks like when it refuses to take no for an answer.
Street Child United gives these young people a stage, a voice and the chance to be celebrated for who they are rather than defined by the circumstances they were born into.
We’re honoured that “Street of Dreams” could play a small part in telling a much bigger story.
The iconic music video for "Walk This Way" by @OfficialRunDMC featuring Aerosmith was released 40 years ago today. The video, directed by Jon Small, shows the two groups literally breaking down the wall between rap and rock.
Oh, Canada.
“…I wasn’t gonna stand there and be booed and have stuff thrown at us without retaliating in some way.” – Johnny Ramone, ‘Commando’
📷 Canadian World Music Festival 7/2/79, by John Broderick