Rubèn Rodríguez Viñals

[MúsicaAmanseixFeres @somLMALF]

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Avui dimecres, al blog LMALF, parlem de @laintercomarcal i el seu nou disc "Trencant distàncies"

[La Intercomarcal @laintercomarcal]

La Intercomarcal: Avui a La Música Amanseix Les Feres: https://t.co/fVvb4jBcFb #trencantdistàncies #rockdeproximitat #atemporals @somLMALF @altimira_david @rubenrovi

[La Intercomarcal @laintercomarcal]

La Intercomarcal: Aviat l'escoltarem junts: https://t.co/iaiEf2a7vD
#rockdeproximitat #atemporals #cançónova

[Rubèn Rodríguez Viñals @rubenrovi]

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[Pink Floyd @pinkfloyd]

Yesterday we remembered the release of Atom Heart Mother. Here's an advert for it, featuring a herd of cows, and an image that Storm came up with for the 40th anniversary (but not used at the time). The picture is titled "Wire Cow" as when the artwork was originally presented, the record company execs asked (not unreasonably) "Why a cow?"

[Pink Floyd @pinkfloyd]

Pink Floyd 'Meddle' - A new San Tropez Orange Marble vinyl edition of the landmark 1971 album, for @AlbumDayUK on October 17.

To celebrate on October 17, Pink Floyd’s YouTube channel will premiere a newly restored high-res version of the iconic "Echoes" surf sequence from George Greenough’s legendary 1973 film Crystal Voyager.

Pre-order Meddle here: https://t.co/VHPSsuNfGX

Subscribe to YouTube: https://t.co/xxYn0zM8GX

[Pink Floyd @pinkfloyd]

56 years ago today, Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother was released in the UK, becoming the band's first number one album. The album's cover was famously hated by EMI, seemingly having nothing to do with the band or the music within, but the picture of Lulubelle III - taken nears Potters Bar. Storm Thorgerson said of the image: "I think the cow represents, in terms of the Pink Floyd, part of their humour, which I think is often underestimated or just unwritten about."

[Loudwire @Loudwire]

36 YEARS AGO: Iron Maiden Released 'No Prayer for the Dying': https://t.co/CUkaoNdnG6

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[La Intercomarcal @laintercomarcal]

La Intercomarcal: Arrels: https://t.co/QQ1TmKB3AS #arrels #rockdeproximitat

[Viasona @Viasona]

Des de la Segarra i el Baix Llobregat arriba La Intercomarcal amb el seu EP debut 'Trencant distàncies' Descobriu-los! https://t.co/Dmo8hOlvBx

[Rubèn Rodríguez Viñals @rubenrovi]

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[Design Reviewed | Graphic Design History @DesignReviewed]

Ottagono 70, 1983. Designed by Salvatore Gregorietti (Unimark)
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[Design Reviewed | Graphic Design History @DesignReviewed]

Design, Council of Industrial Design, 061, January 1954. Cover design by Frederick Henri Kay (FHK) Henrion https://t.co/ise7gYHbkE

[Design Reviewed | Graphic Design History @DesignReviewed]

Design, Council of Industrial Design, 050, February 1953. Cover design by Frederick Henri Kay (FHK) Henrion https://t.co/DleRodO0V9

[THIS DAY IN METAL @ThisDayInMETAL]

On This Day in Metal June 17th, 1997

Megadeth released Cryptic Writings, their seventh studio album. Featuring fan favorites like “Trust,” “Almost Honest,” and “A Secret Place,” the album showcased a more melodic side of the band while still delivering Dave Mustaine’s signature riffs and sharp songwriting.

Nearly three decades later, Cryptic Writings remains one of Megadeth’s most successful and debated releases, proving the band’s ability to evolve without losing their edge.

What’s your favorite track from Cryptic Writings?

#ThisDayInMetal #Megadeth #CrypticWritings #DaveMustaine #HeavyMetal

[THIS DAY IN METAL @ThisDayInMETAL]

On This Day in Metal June 3rd, 1996

Metallica released “Load”, their sixth studio album and one of the most controversial records in the band’s history. Debuting at #1 in multiple countries, the album showcased a bluesier, hard rock-driven sound with standout tracks like “Until It Sleeps,” “King Nothing,” and “Hero of the Day.”

Love it or hate it, “Load” remains one of Metallica’s boldest reinventions.

#Metallica #Load #OnThisDay #ThisDayInMetal #HeavyMetal

[BlackSabbath @BlackSabbath]

June 1, 1970
Released in the U.S.
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[www.acdcgaleon.com @ACDCgaleon]

Cada mes una fotografía histórica de AC/DC en https://t.co/MOhG0GztVh. Mirad la foto de este mes de junio que empieza.

#acdc #AngusYoung #BrianJohnson #CliffWilliams #StevieYoung #PhilRudd #MalcolmYoung #BonScott #ACDCgaleon #faithfultoacdc

[Rubèn Rodríguez Viñals @rubenrovi]

Sempre m’ha entusiasmat el Runnin’ Down A Dream del @tompetty #temacle

[THIS DAY IN METAL @ThisDayInMETAL]

On This Day in Metal — June 1st, 2001, Judas Priest released “Machine Man.”

The song became one of the standout tracks from the Demolition era, showcasing the band’s heavier modern edge while still delivering the trademark power and aggression that made Priest legends of heavy metal.

What are your thoughts on “Machine Man”?

#ThisDayInMetal #JudasPriest #MachineMan #HeavyMetal