Sweet, many thanks!

San Miguel Primavera Sound's Festival is webcasting PJ Harvey's performance on their dailymotion page:
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xi2...011-live_music

I missed Einstürzende Neubauten, and this one's probably about to end, too.

Bump.

PJ Harvey 2011-02-14 La Maroquinerie, Paris, France [PRO]
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PJ Harvey 2011-02-24 L'Olympia, Paris, FR [PRO]
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Alternate source, almost one gigabyte bigger than the DVD recently seeded at dimeadozen.

Only just now started listening to her. I've seen the cover for Rid of Me again and again for years. And I always hear nice things about her. I've been mainly listening to Dry to begin with. Pretty apt title, but I enjoy it.

Thank you hipster bebop, for the links. All amazing.

Dry is great, but if you need to listen to just one record, I highly recommend Is This Desire.... That album is perfect.

~Jeremy~

PJ Harvey is an artist I've never really been able to get into.

However, I am a big fan of Stories from the City/Sea, and Let England Shake. Both of those albums are absolutely fantastic.

I see her as aging into a kind of female Tom Waits. Why do I think that? I don't know. But it sounds cool.

I agree! Both Tom Waits and PJ are my very very favourite artists!

fuck off, i like pj and don't care a damn about ian stewart, big deal

You are very welcome. :)

I am a big PJ fan. I haven´t heard any Ian Stewart recording (is he that "off-rolling-stone"? I haven´t heard he has made own records), but I will listen just because you say I can´t listen it. By the way, I am also a great Rolling Stones-fan.

It seems Ian Stewart didn´t make any own recordings. So what do you mean? The recordings Ian Stewart was with (the most of them are the greatest r´n´r-records ever made) or that tribute-album?

PJ Harvey readies iTunes Session EP:
http://pitchfork.com/news/43901-pj-h...es-session-ep/

Congrats PJ!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-14816345

I watched this on BBC News (TV, not Interwebs) a little over three hours ago. It was followed by a live Q&A with Dorian Lynskey, author of 33 Revolutions per Minute: A History of Protest Songs from Billie Holiday to Green Day, which lasted at least, I dunno, three minutes or so and it was pretty decent. I bring this up because U.S. channels NEVER do anything like that, at least not in the main newscast... nor any-fuckin'-where else, for the most part (where were they when Ornette Coleman won the Pulitzer, for example?). Fuckers.
:mad:

They would only give wide coverage if a death occurs, preferably if it's shocking and linked to some weirdness. Remember Michael Jackson's, then compare with how poor attention Rashied Ali's death received. Just a general observation. I'm so glad Polly won, and hopefully someone captured the broadcast of the historic ceremony (i think it was broadcast by the BBC), I look forward to a torrent.

PJ Harvey Performs On Scandinavian TV Show Skavlan Tonight (Oct 21st) @ 9pm
The show, hosted by Fredrik Sklavlan, will be broadcast in Sweden on STV1 and in Norway on NRK 1
More information is available here http://www.nrk.no/programmer/sider/skavlan/

Live stream of PJ Harvey's upcoming Royal Albert Hall concert
on Monday October 31st 2011.

The stream will be chronicling the second of two sold out nights at the Royal Albert Hall - PJ Harvey's first ever appearance at the venue and her last UK show of 2011.

 

Let England Shake - 12 Short Films by Seamus Murphy DVD out December 12th

We are pleased to announce the release of Let England Shake: 12 Short Films By Seamus Murphy on DVD. The disc comprises of all 12 of the short films which were made to accompany each song on PJ Harvey's Mercury Prize winning album Let England Shake. In addition there is one previously unseen short film for the song England and personal notes from Seamus Murphy on the making of each film. The DVD can be pre-ordered here.

The films will also be available to buy from iTunes and other digital retailers.