It might get loud - The Edge

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Hoy se presenta "It Might Get Loud"

El documenta "It Might Get Loud" será presentado hoy en el Toronto International Film Festival.

"It Might Get Loud" un documental sobre la guitarra eléctrica desde el punto de vista de tres leyendas del rock, The Edge, Jimmy Page y Jack White y dirigido por Davis Guggenheim será presentado hoy a las 09:15 PM (hora de Canadá) en el Toronto International Film Festival.

Los tres guitarristas fueron elegidos por su impacto a través de tres generaciones diferentes. Cada uno explica y manifiesta como cambiaron el sonido de la guitarra para satisfacer su propio estilo.

A diferencia de otros documentales rock ´n´roll que se centrar en el drama entre bastidores, este se concentra en la música, dándonos acceso al intimo proceso creativo.

Cada guitarrista describe su propia rebelión musical: Page contra la sacarina pop de los años sesenta, The Edge contra los auto-indulgentes solos de los años setenta, Jack White contra el alma del bajo de los años ochenta.

La película también viaja a los lugares que dejaron una marca en cada uno de ellos. Page visita las salas de las piedras de Headley Grande donde "Stairway to Heaven" fue compuesta. En Dublín, The Edge saca el original en donde están la pista original de cuatro ensayos de "Where The Street Have No Name". Y en Tennessee, White se confiesa sentirse inspirado en el estilo crudo del bluesman Son House. Y es más, vemos que cada música está haciendo nuevos trabajos que aún no han sido publicados.

El documental incluye una "jam session" en la que participan los tres guitarristas en la cual demuestran sus diferentes gustos musicales.

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Ok...so without spoiling the movie too much......Edge does pull out two new riffs in the film. One of them is the "Boots" song.....another song from the new album is played....it is just the guitar parts...but I see a new title in the credits.

This movie is about guitars, the three different styles of the artists, and the creative process. There is a ton of history, old footage, video clips, film......

There are some funny laughs in the flick.....Edge teaches Jimmy and Jack how to play "I Will Follow". At one point Jimmy says, "Are you sure that's C? Are you sure about that now?"

Jack White is truly eccentric and Jimmy Page was quite the session musician. There are parts where Edge goes to Mount Temple and starts to reminisce about the band. There are some profound moments in the movie. There's even a part where Edge talks about his effects and says, "It might get loud"!

It's interesting to see Edge and Jimmy featured in the band without major mention of their frontmen. It's unique to hear the guitarists' side of things without the lead singer getting the attention.

At the end of the film all three of them learn and play the song "The Load" by The Band with Jack White singing most of the lead. When they practice at first Jimmy pleads, "I can't sing....I'm just gonnna follow. I can't sing."

Obviously everthing the Edge did in this movie was his usual adorable and brilliant self. It is SO GREAT just having a movie about HIM!!!

At last I got to see inside Mt. Temple school and the very place where Larry put up the note. The mind boggles at how many lives were changed that day. I also loved watching him teach the others how to play I Will Follow, and the expression on his face while he was watching Jimmie Page play Whole Lotta Love....it was priceless. He just looks so excited - his expression is not far from the expression WE have when we watch him!

Speaking of expressions, I LOVED the bit where Jimmie Page is going through his record collection (with his glasses on!) playing these old tracks and grinning from ear to ear, as if he were hearing them for the first time at age 16. Really inspiring stuff.

When Edge is standing there playing the 4 track of Streets, yet AGAIN I get chills, especially when it segues into the live show. I actually got teary eyed. It might just be fatigue from the late night, but possibly not. It really doesn't seem to matter how much I listen to that song, I always get the same reaction! Even SBS, which I am kind of sick to death of, had me re-pumped.

He makes a very typically dry and funny comment at the end when he's standing outside, but I won't spoil that one for you.

Gigi escreveu:`Get on Your boots´ in `It Might Get Loud´

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