blogotheque take-away concerts
There are many ways to define Paris: the city of love, the Mecca of art, the boulevard of luxury... for us Paris has long been the scene of blogotheque. We've been dropping into blogotheque for quite a few years to enjoy the concerts and other gems available and on show. Many times, Paris and its surroundings are centre to what is on offer.
Blogotheque was founded in 2003. Chyrde and Vincent Moon came up with a special blog to talk about their love of music and all the rest. Chryde and Vincent, camera in hand, walked the streets recording anything street musicians were offering. That was until they decided they would record well-known artists. They were sure they would get a rough ride and be turned down. But to their surprise, the bands and artists embraced the two lads' idea. "Concerts a emporter" (Take-away concerts) was born.
We are not going to give you a detailed list of all the concerts and those who gave them here. If you're one of the quick ones, you'll have dumped the article and will be surfing the net looking for these two boyos, digging the "concert a emporter" concerts on Blogotheque. There is everything you can imagine. A hidden Parisian square, on a roof, in a park, in a lift (don't miss the little Arcade Fire treasure) , in abandoned houses, in kitchens, on boats... and all of them beautifully recorded on simple everyday cameras, capturing that magical musical moment. All you need is the Internet to be able to see these special moments, in a set space and time, moments that reflect the musicians personality and ability to improvise. That's right, you heard it here: all you need is the very devil's own tool, the very one designed to kill off music, the Internet.
Blogotheque was founded in 2003. Chyrde and Vincent Moon came up with a special blog to talk about their love of music and all the rest. Chryde and Vincent, camera in hand, walked the streets recording anything street musicians were offering. That was until they decided they would record well-known artists. They were sure they would get a rough ride and be turned down. But to their surprise, the bands and artists embraced the two lads' idea. "Concerts a emporter" (Take-away concerts) was born.
We are not going to give you a detailed list of all the concerts and those who gave them here. If you're one of the quick ones, you'll have dumped the article and will be surfing the net looking for these two boyos, digging the "concert a emporter" concerts on Blogotheque. There is everything you can imagine. A hidden Parisian square, on a roof, in a park, in a lift (don't miss the little Arcade Fire treasure) , in abandoned houses, in kitchens, on boats... and all of them beautifully recorded on simple everyday cameras, capturing that magical musical moment. All you need is the Internet to be able to see these special moments, in a set space and time, moments that reflect the musicians personality and ability to improvise. That's right, you heard it here: all you need is the very devil's own tool, the very one designed to kill off music, the Internet.
