When I recently saw in San Sebastian and announced a concert Tones of Pink, a Pink Floyd tribute band, I decided to go because I thought it would be a group of fans more than anything I am not surprised having seen Roger Waters playing The Dark Side of The Moon and the entrance to his upcoming concert in Madrid next March and in the pocket. But how wrong I was! The concert they gave last night in the El Tren de Granada was truly spectacular: more than two hours playing different themes of English group with incredible accuracy, the result of having studied thoroughly the songs of this great band.
And every member had assigned its role, perfectly in sync with others. Alvaro Espinosa, lead vocals and guitar, was delivered as one, played almost perfectly to the solos on the original disks, and all this with apparent calmness, carried away by the music, as if they feed on. The other members are mostly bearish Ceferino Fernandez, who also frequently intervened on vocals, Gonzalo Palacios, saxophone and guitar; Nacho Aparicio, who was driving the keyboard and sampler, so fundamental in a tribute group if you want to play the tracks closely as possible, and drummer Antonio Fernández. There
truly epic moments, like when Cefe took the megaphone in The Thin Ice or when the music volume fell sharply at the end of Have a Cigar , giving the feeling that they were actually playing the Pink Floyd tracks in stereo. My favorites were Shine on You Crazy Diamond and Money latter impeccable, from the pace of Nacho the beginning to the variations introduced Álvaro guitar at the end, past the spectacular saxophone solo Gonzalo . And all in awe, and the Lord of Malaga next to him wondering how noses could be so good, he had seen Pink Floyd performing in Madrid for some time. A group desmerecería not begin to act out of our country, possibly the next step in The similarity score after what he's doing now with Roger Waters tour.
PS: For logistical problems (I have with me the power I used the camera ¬ ¬) photography is the concert of Granada, sorry. In return I leave you a video that is of this concert, but regulera quality. By the way, the website of the Pink Tones is great, and there you can watch videos, see the setlist or inform of upcoming concerts.
And every member had assigned its role, perfectly in sync with others. Alvaro Espinosa, lead vocals and guitar, was delivered as one, played almost perfectly to the solos on the original disks, and all this with apparent calmness, carried away by the music, as if they feed on. The other members are mostly bearish Ceferino Fernandez, who also frequently intervened on vocals, Gonzalo Palacios, saxophone and guitar; Nacho Aparicio, who was driving the keyboard and sampler, so fundamental in a tribute group if you want to play the tracks closely as possible, and drummer Antonio Fernández. There
truly epic moments, like when Cefe took the megaphone in The Thin Ice or when the music volume fell sharply at the end of Have a Cigar , giving the feeling that they were actually playing the Pink Floyd tracks in stereo. My favorites were Shine on You Crazy Diamond and Money latter impeccable, from the pace of Nacho the beginning to the variations introduced Álvaro guitar at the end, past the spectacular saxophone solo Gonzalo . And all in awe, and the Lord of Malaga next to him wondering how noses could be so good, he had seen Pink Floyd performing in Madrid for some time. A group desmerecería not begin to act out of our country, possibly the next step in The similarity score after what he's doing now with Roger Waters tour.
PS: For logistical problems (I have with me the power I used the camera ¬ ¬) photography is the concert of Granada, sorry. In return I leave you a video that is of this concert, but regulera quality. By the way, the website of the Pink Tones is great, and there you can watch videos, see the setlist or inform of upcoming concerts.
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