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Latest Oceano News
Below is our complete Oceano news coverage, including columns and articles pertaining to the band. Some articles listed may be indirectly related, such as side projects of the band members, etc.
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Oceano Signs With Sumerian
Sumerian Records is pleased to announce the signing of Windy City deathcore titan Oceano. The band is currently recording the follow-up to 2015's "Ascendants" at The Nook Recording Studio in New Lenox, IL and expects to release a 5th full-length album in late spring.
Vocalist Adam Warren comments: "I and the rest of Oceano are beyond honored to become a part of the Sumerian family. The journey of Oceano through its awakening was seemingly meant to bring us to such an exciting opportunity to work with the best label to truly visualize and amplify our music and message."
In other news, Oceano will hit the road this spring to headline The Revelation tour that kicks off on April 5th in Valparaiso, IN and wraps up on May 20 in Indianapolis, IN. Joining the tour will be Slaughter to Prevail, Aversions Crown, Spite, and No Zodiac. More...
Whitechapel Kicking Off Tour
Knoxville-based Whitechapel will saw blade through a monstrous co-headlining tour with Suicide Silence starting tomorrow.
Sponsored by BlackCraft Cult Clothing, the "Straight Outta Hell" tour will commence on September 28th in Portland, Oregon and conclude October 22nd in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Additional support will be provided by Carnifex and Oceano, with Despised Icon appearing at select dates. Date and venue details are as follows:
9/28/2016 Hawthorne Theatre - Portland, OR
9/29/2016 Studio 7 - Seattle, WA
9/30/2016 Pinnacle NW - Spokane, WA
10/01/2016 Pub Station - Billings, MT
10/02/2016 The Summit Music Hall - Denver, CO
10/04/2016 Wooly's - Des Moines, IA
10/05/2016 Waiting Room - Omaha, NE
10/06/2016 Cabooze - Minneapolis, MN
10/07/2016 The Rave - Milwaukee, WI
10/08/2016 St. Andrew's Hall - Detroit, MI
10/09/2016 House of Blues - Chicago, IL
10/11/2016 Agora Theatre - Cleveland, OH*
10/12/2016 Harmony House - Webster, NY*
10/13/2016 The Gramercy Theater - New York, NY*
10/14/2016 Chameleon Club - Lancaster, PA*
10/15/2016 Rock & Shock @ Palladium - Worcester, MA
10/16/2016 GameChanger World - Freehold, NJ
10/17/2016 Arizona Pete's - Greensboro, NC
10/19/2016 Warehouse Live - Houston, TX
10/20/2016 The Door - Dallas, TX
10/21/2016 Top Deck - Farmington, NM
10/22/2016 Vinyl @ Hard Rock - Las Vegas, NV
* w/ Despised Icon More...
Whitechapel Adds More Dates To Headline Tour
As previously announced, Whitechapel will co-headline a USA run with Suicide Silence this fall. Sponsored by BlackCraft Cult Clothing, the "Straight Outta Hell" tour also features Carnifex and Oceano as support, with Despised Icon appearing at select shows.
This trek kicks off in late September and ends in late October - see below for all confirmed dates so far, with more shows to be revealed soon! Currently on the road as part of the annual Warped Tour, Whitechapel recently released sixth full-length, "Mark of the Blade," worldwide via Metal Blade Records.
Whitechapel Warped Tour dates
Aug. 9 - Las Vegas, NV - Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Aug. 11 - Boise, ID - Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater
Aug. 12 - Auburn, WA - White River
Aug. 13 - Portland, OR - Portland Expo Center More...
Whitechapel Reveals Dates With Suicide Silence
Whitechapel will co-headline a USA run with Suicide Silence this fall, sponsored by BlackCraft Cult Clothing.
The "Straight Outta Hell" tour also features Carnifex and Oceano as support, with Despised Icon appearing at select shows.
This trek kicks off in late September and ends in late October - see below for the first round of confirmed dates, with more shows to be revealed next week!
w/ Suicide Silence, Carnifex, Oceano
Sept. 30 - Spokane, WA - The Pin
Oct. 1 - Billings, MT - Pub Station
Oct. 4 - Des Moines, IA - Wooly's
Oct. 5 - Omaha, NE - The Waiting Room
Oct. 12 - Webster, NY - Harmony House *
Oct. 14 - Lancaster, PA - Chameleon Club *
Oct. 17 - Greensboro, NC - Pete's
Oct. 21 - Farmington, NM - Top Deck
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Whitechapel Announces Tour With Suicide Silence
Currently on the road as part of the annual Warped Tour, Whitechapel has announced another USA trek - this time, co-headlining with Suicide Silence.
Sponsored by BlackCraft Cult Clothing, the "Straight Outta Hell" tour also features Carnifex and Oceano as support, with Despised Icon appearing at select shows.
This fall run kicks off in late September and ends in late October - stay tuned for complete dates coming soon. Whitechapel recently released sixth full-length, "Mark of the Blade," worldwide via Metal Blade Records. More...
Pit Stories: Round 1 - Fight!
The pit is the heart of the metal scene, and there's a 1,001 amazing stories to be found there. We're on a quest to unearth them all!
This week guitarist Raphael Pinsker from New York's Fin'amor shares the following tale of a fight breaking out during every single song of an Oceano set:
It had been a few years since I had last seen Oceano live, the last time being New England Metal & Hardcore Fest. The band is known to "bring the beef" live and I was excited to finally see them again. The amount of energy Oceano brings to the stage is massive and I was looking forward to seeing what would happen at this show.
As I walked into the venue I immediately notice how "DIY" this place looked: makeshift bar? Check. Makeshift bathrooms? Check. On the second floor the toilet was flooded, the sink was stuffed with trash and empty beer cans were afloat at the rim. This place was a complete shit hole, but deep down inside I knew something had to go down that night.
I met up with my buddy Al and we grabbed beers at the "bar." Oceano begins their set and no more than 30 seconds in, the entire place is rocking back and forth. Everyone in the venue gets pushed back, beers are dropping, people are falling on each other, and the pit is raging. First song in: FIGHT. Al and I look at each other confused as kids are trying to break it up. The band continues playing through all of this as if nothing happened.
Oceano moves onto their second song, again another fight. Like clockwork, Oceano is bringing the beef and the fights keep coming. During the breakdown of their sixth song a massive fight breaks out, Al and I look at each other with huge grins on our faces. He points over to the sound booth as we see the sound engineer grab an iron pipe and hop into the crowd to help break the fight up. Staff and security are pulling kids off of each other and kicking them out of the venue.
The house lights get turned on and staff is ejecting everyone in sight. We turn around to the bar and everything has been packed away into blue bins and was being carried upstairs. After the room was cleared Al and I were recapping on what we had just witnessed. Al tells me "There are shows, and then there are shows you remember. This is a show that you will remember for the rest of your life." It's true.
Fin'amor's new album "Forbidding Mourning" will be released on July 7th, 2015 with pre-orders now available here. Two tracks from the album can be heard in the Bandcamp player below. More...
Oceano Joins The All Stars Tour
Due to kick off on July 17th in San Antonio, Texas, the All Stars Tour features Oceano alongside Upon A Burning Body, Dance Gavin Dance, A Skylit Drive, IWrestledABearOnce, Within The Ruins, Dayshell, Come The Dawn, Chasing Safety, and Conquer Divide.
Ticket info can be found at this location and dates for the impending All Stars Tour are as follows: More...
Oceano Envisions A Dead Planet
Oceano today premieres a brand new music video for the track "Dead Planet." Directed by Orie McGinness of Enlighten Creative Studio and filmed in front of a horde of die-hard fans, "Dead Planet" captures the intensity of an Oceano live show.
Front man Adam Warren comments: "This video highlights moments from our last performance ever at a venue soon to be extinct, 'Empire', once also known as 'Jaxx' in Springfield, VA. This venue aided in kickstarting our career and will be missed. Experience the intensity and energy of our amazing fans on hallowed grounds. Oceano is awakened and alive in this new music video for Dead Planet."
"Dead Planet" comes from Oceano's new studio album, "Ascendants," which is out now worldwide. You can also see the group live in the U.S. on these upcoming dates:
May 20 - Detroit, MI - Crofoot
May 21 - Pittsburgh, PA - Altar Bar
May 22 - Rochester, NY - Waterstreet Music Hall
May 23 - Long Island, NY - Revolution
May 24 - Lancaster, PA - Chameleon Club
May 25 - Richmond, VA - Canal Club
May 26 - Raleigh, NC - Lincoln Theatre
May 27 - Birmingham, AL - Zydeco
May 28 - Jacksonville, FL - Underbelly
May 29 - Fort Lauderdale, FL - Culture Room
May 30 - Tampa, FL - State Theater
Jun. 02 - El Paso, TX - Mesa Music Hall
Jun. 03 - Tucson, AZ - The Rock
Jun. 04 - Las Vegas, NV - Hard Rock
Jun. 06 - Sacramento, CA - Ace of Spades
Jun. 07 - Portland, OR - Hawthorne Theatre
Jun. 08 - Seattle, WA - Studio Seven More...
Oceano Posts "The Taken" Video
Chicago's deathcore titans from Oceano have teamed up with Metal Hammer for the premiere of a brand new music video. Check out "The Taken" below.
Directed by Orie McGinness of Enlighten Creative Studio, "The Taken" comes from Oceano's new studio album, "Ascendants," which is out now worldwide and features nine crushing new tracks. Oceano front man Adam Warren comments:
"There are numerous accounts of The Taken across the globe. Some enlightening, some frightening, and others blurry images never to be retold. Skeptic or not they must be heard. The true Gods have greater purpose for us all." More...
Veil Of Maya Reveals Album Details, New Tour Dates
Chicago metal titans Veil Of Maya will release "Matriarch" on May 12th via Sumerian Records. Today, the quartet also announces a late Spring headlining tour with special guests Revocation, Oceano, Gift Giver, and Entheos. The Matriarch Tour begins May 20th in Detroit and VIP pre-order tickets are available now via this link.
When Veil of Maya was recording "Matriarch," the group found itself with a lot of new ideas, but no singer. Enter Lukas Magyar, hailing from the middle of nowhere.
"I'm from this small town in Wisconsin, where there's not a lot of music and nobody's really as serious about it as I am," says Magyar. "I had followed Veil for a few years, and was really impressed by them. When I heard they needed a new singer, I got in touch." Magyar, however, had never toured before. Or even been on a plane. Not a problem.
"We flew him out, auditioned him and hired him on the spot," reveals guitarist Marc Okubo. "He was great. He could sing, too, which is something we'd wanted to do for a while. It really opened up some possibilities."
After making his live debut in front of thousands at last year's Knotfest, Magyar quickly joined producer Taylor Larson (Periphery, Darkest Hour) and his new band mates (rounded out by Okubo, drummer Sam Applebaum and bassist Dan Hauser) in the studio to record "Matriarch." It's an album that finds Magyar bringing a new addition to Veil Of Maya's arsenal; a mix of harsh and clean singing.
"There was controversy when we released the single, 'Mikasa'" Okubo admits. "But for every 10 kids who complained online, we gained hundreds of new fans. I think 'Mikasa' is the most popular song we've ever put out." More...
Texas Independence Fest Day 2: Whitechapel
Deathcore was the chosen style of music for day two of Texas Independence Fest in Austin, Texas. Whitechapel headlined and Oceano and Boris The Blade were two of the bands providing support. All those bands played the main stage, the Garage Stage. Before getting into this this stage, I would like to look at some of the small stage, Control Room Stage. Metalcore seems to be alive and well in Temple, Texas, a town located an hour north of Austin. Insonomist out of Temple played yesterday's show and In The Trench played today. Vocalist Steven Harding's refrain was infectious and the band got the small crowd in motion. More...
Oceano Streaming Full Album For Non-U.S. Fans
Chicago's deathcore titans from Oceano have teamed up with French music streaming service Deezer for an exclusive worldwide (excluding USA) pre-stream of new album "Ascendants" a week before the album's official launch.
If you live anywhere but the United States, stream all of "Ascendants" in its entirety at this location. If you live in the U.S. and are an Oceano fan, well, guess you're shit out of luck.
"Ascendants" is due to be officially released on Monday, March 23rd in Europe and a day later in the USA. The album was recorded at The Nook studio in New Lenox, Illinois with producer Nick Nativo. The artwork was created by Dusty Peterson.
Pre-order "Ascendants" now on CD at this location. You can also see the band live on these dates: More...
Oceano Posts Album Preview Clip
Chicago death metal and deathcore outfit Oceano will release its new studio album "Ascendants" on March 24th via Earache Records. In anticipation of the new album the band offers an album preview clip below.
Explains front man Adam Warren: "This album is an evolution of our brand of heaviness. It is our most focused release ever and contains a concept that elevates the band onto a higher plane. I want every Oceano fan old and new to be launched into an altered state and immerse themselves into discovering what 'Ascendants' is all about."
Oceano Posts New Song "Transient Gateways"
Chicago death metal and deathcore outfit Oceano will release new studio album "Ascendants" on March 24th via Earache Records. In anticipation of the new album the band offers a first taste of it and is streaming another new track, this time for "Transient Gateways."
Explains front man Adam Warren: "This album is an evolution of our brand of heaviness. It is our most focused release ever and contains a concept that elevates the band onto a higher plane. I want every Oceano fan old and new to be launched into an altered state and immerse themselves into discovering what 'Ascendants' is all about."
Oceano Posts New Video
Chicago death metal and deathcore outfit Oceano will release their new studio album "Ascendants" on March 24 via Earache Records. In anticipation of the new album the band offers a first taste of it and is streaming a lyric video for the song "Dawn of Descent".
Explains frontman Adam Warren: "This album is an evolution of our brand of heaviness. It is our most focused release ever and contains a concept that elevates the band onto a higher plane. I want every Oceano fan old and new to be launched into an altered state and immerse themselves into discovering what "Ascendants" is all about."
The official lyric video for the song "Dawn Of Descent" can now be seen below.
NEM&HF Finalizes 2014 Lineup
The promoters of the New England Metal & Hardcore Festival, currently gearing up for the sixteenth consecutive annual run of the event this April, have finalized this year's lineup with the addition of Detroit party crew Wilson.
Additionally, three local bands won the recent Break Thru Music's Battle for Metal Fest competitions for a chance to perform at the event. This now adds Death Rattle to the Thursday lineup, Carnivora to Friday's, and Acius to the bill on Saturday.
This year's festival takes place from April 17th - 19th in Worcester, MA and ticket info is available right here. The finalized lineup is as follows:
Thursday - April 17, 2014
All That Remains
Bleeding Through
Broken Hope
Cop Problem
Darkest Hour
Death Rattle
Julius Seizure
Kublai Khan
Rivers of Nihil
Scars of Tomorrow
The Last Ten Seconds of Life
Years Since The Storm More...
Darkest Hour Added To NEM&HF Lineup
The promoters of the New England Metal and Hardcore festival are proud to announce the addition of longtime U.S. metalcore dynamos Darkest Hour to the lineup for this year's festivities.
This Saturday, March 22nd will also mark the finals for this year's ongoing Break Thru Music Presents: Battle for Metal Fest competition, the action going down at two locations simultaneously. At the Webster Theater in Hartford, Connecticut at 6pm, sets from finalists Physics of Demise, Vengeful Wake, Hollow, To Die a Legend and Dream of Scipio, We Are Nothing, Lightsbane, Rise And Resist, Imperium Mortis, Acius, Behold The Beginning and Victim Of Innocence.
Back at the Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts where the fest takes place, the battle will include performances from Chaos Machine, Hitlist, Onward, Begat The Nephilim, Rumors of Betrayal, Seeds Of Negligence, Along Came the Flood, Assault On The Living, Carnivora, Written In Stone, Death Rattle. The winners will of course take part in the assault on the Palladium at this year's event.
From Thursday, April 17th through Saturday the 19th over 75 bands will once again infiltrate Worcester's iconic Palladium Theatre for the annual New England Metal and Hardcore Festival. The currently announced lineup is as follows:
1349, All Out War, All That Remains, Barrier, Battlecross, Behemoth, Bent Life, Black Crown Initiate, Bleeding Through, Born Low, Broken Hope, Carnifex, Colin Of Arabia, Cop Problem, Counterparts, Cruel Hand, Darkest Hour, Discourse, Emmure, Enabler, Erra, Fallujah, Fire and Ice, Fit For An Autopsy, Gideon, Gift Giver, Goatwhore, Harm's Way, I Declare War, Iced Earth, InDirections, Inquistion, Julius Seizure, Kadavar, King Nine, Kublai Khan, Lionheart, Loyal To The Grave, Malfunction, Nails, Naysayer, Nile, Obey The Brave, Oceano, Ramallah, Reflections, Reign Supreme, Revamp, Rivers of Nihil, Sabaton, Sam Black Church, Scars of Tomorrow, Silence The Messenger, Slapshot, Suburban Scum, Sylar, Texas In July, The Acacia Strain, The Last Ten Seconds of Life, The Mongoloids, Those Who Fear, Thy Art Is Murder, Twitching Tongues, Unearth, Warhound, Whitechapel, Will To Die, Within The Ruins, Years Since The Storm
Oceano Kicking Off U.S. Tour
Chicago's Oceano is kicking off a co-headlining U.S. tour with Broken Hope. The "Best in Brutality" tour will be heading around North America with support from Fallujah, Rivers of Nihil, and Kublai Khan, however Oceano will not be performing on the Canadian dates, and will instead be headlining a number of separate U.S. shows. Catch the band live:
Mar. 19 - Pomona, CA - The Glass House
Mar. 20 - West Hollywood, CA - Whisky A Go Go
Mar. 21 - Las Vegas, NV - Southern Nevada Sports Center
Mar. 22 - Yucaipa, CA - Paradigm Venue
Mar. 23 - San Francisco, CA - DNA Lounge
Mar. 24 - Reno, NV - Jub Jubs
Mar. 25 - Portland, OR - Branx
Mar. 27 - Richland, WA - Rays *
Mar. 29 - Fargo, ND - New Direction *
Mar. 31 - Sauk Rapids, MN - Bubba's *
Apr. 01 - Minneapolis, MN - Skyway Theater
Apr. 02 - Milwaukee, WI - The Rave Bar
Apr. 03 - Des Moines, IA - Vaudeville Mews
Apr. 04 - Joliet, IL - Mojoe's
Apr. 07 - Pittsburgh, PA - The Smiling Moose *
Apr. 09 - Buffalo, NY - The Waiting Room *
Apr. 10 - Albany, NY - Bogies *
Apr. 12 - Springfield, VA - Empire
Apr. 13 - Wilmington, DE - Mojo 13
Apr. 15 - Reading, PA - Reverb
Apr. 16 - New York, NY - Gramercy Theatre
Apr. 17 - Worcester, MA - NEMF
Apr. 18 - Cleveland, OH - The Agora Ballroom
Apr. 19 - Columbus, OH - Alrosa Villa
* Oceano headlining show
Unearth And Kadavar Added To NEM&HF 2014
As the mammoth lineup of audio obliteration continues to expand, the organizers of the New England Metal & Hardcore Festival are pleased to bring Massachusetts metalcore merchants/NEM&HF alumni, Unearth, as well as German psychedelic space rock perpetrators, Kadavar, to the stages!
Additionally, the sorcerers behind the NEM&HF are eager to officially welcome the first annual Best In Brutality Tour to its maniacal three-day ambush. The punishing five-band tour package will level Worcester on Thursday, April 17th and features the co-headlining assault of esteemed deathcore brutalizers, Oceano, and legendary death metal titans, Broken Hope, alongside the combined sonic destruction of Fallujah, Rivers Of Nihil, and Kublai Khan.
Celebrating its sixteenth anniversary, the iconic New England Metal & Hardcore Festival will commence on April 17th and run through April 19th. The currently announced lineup is as follows: More...
More Bands Added To NEM&F Lineup
The latest round of additions to the continually-expanding lineup for 2014's installment of the New England Metal & Hardcore Festival has been disclosed, including Massachusetts' own '90s hardcore punk act, Sam Black Church.
Confirmed as one of the main headliners of the event's third night, Saturday, April 19th, Sam Black Church's set at NEMHF 2014 will mark only the third performance since the group initially disbanded at the turn of the century, and first in Central Massachusetts since the late '90s.
Stated the band upon being asked to take part in the massive event this Spring: "It is amazing what the man we used to know as Ogre has done with the New England Metalfest! We are fucking excited to be a part of it once again!"
The organizers of the fest comment: "Formed in Boston, in June of 1988 by Jesse "Jet" Crandall (vocals), Ben Crandall (guitar), Richard G. Lewis (bass), and J.R. Roach (drums), Sam Black Church was known for their energetic live performances, playing a frenetic blend of hardcore, metal, and thrash. Over the years sharing bills with bands as diverse as Bad Brains, Clutch, Motörhead, Cro-Mags, Fear, and Helmet, they were one of the most popular hardcore bands in the Northeast United States during the 1990s. After releasing three full-lengths on Taang! Records, they left to join Wonderdrug where they remained until they retired in 2000 after releasing a total of seven albums. Since disbanding, Sam Black Church reunited for a sold-out show on September 22, 2007, at The Roxy in Boston, and played a another sold-out performance at Hometown Throwdown #16 with The Mighty Mighty Bosstones at House of Blues in Boston on December 29th, 2013. A documentary of their career by Duncan Wilder Johnson entitled Leave Behind a Groove in the Earth is scheduled for release in 2014."
Also now confirmed to invade this year's festival are Oceano, Scars of Tomorrow, The Last Ten Seconds of Life, InDirections, and Julius Seizure on Thursday, April 17th, and Reflections on Friday, April 18th. The setup for Saturday, April 19th has also been lengthened with Texas In July, Obey The Brave and the aforementioned Sam Black Church performance. The currently announced lineup is as follows: More...


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There has been much anger of much people about the information and PR policies of at least one team and it is sounding a little bit like this is going to be refreshed a little bit.
So what about a minor prize for informations and PR policies? Would that be possible? Could the XPRIZE Foundation find somone who would sponsor this by-prize? Should be worth 10,000 $ to 25,000 $ - not more. What about it? Dipl.-Volkswirt (bdvb9 Augustin (Political Economist) |
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Nah. Armadillo doesn't need the money.
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desertbadger wrote: Nah. Armadillo doesn't need the money. Very pithy and certainly true---Armadillo is far and away the best at keeping us informed. No one can fault them on not giving ENOUGH detail. But I like it and enjoy reading their reports. --Ralph _________________ --Ralph Roberts CEO, Creativity, Inc. author of THE HUNDRED ACRE SPACESHIP http://1vid.com |
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You are right - so what about a modification?
The by-prize shouldn't be given for the best policies but for the best progress of improvement of the policies - as an incentive. What about it? What do those people here think who are posting angrily or have been doing so? Dipl.-Volkswirt (bdvb) Augustin (POlitical Economist) |
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Now I have a hard time seeing the corporate incentive to provide such a prize. There needs to be something tangible produced. It's a lot easier to solicit donations for a prize that rewards what may be the result of improved communication policies (i.e., better flow of ideas = better investment and ultimately a better product is developed sooner) than some arbitrary prize for playing nicely. While improvement is desirable, it's producing that is important.
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Rihanna and Chris Brown appear to be very much back together, if the Umbrella hitmaker's latest tweet is anything to go by.
After insisting she was single in a post on Dec. 18, the pretty R&B star was spotted with Brown at the Los Angeles Lakers' Christmas Day basketball game, and now she has jetted off to the Ivory Coast to be with the Kiss Kiss singer as he prepares to perform at the Kora Awards in Abidjan.
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President Obama on Friday became the first sitting president to address Planned Parenthood's annual meeting, delivering a strongly worded speech defending the embattled organization.
"We shouldn't have to remind people that when it comes to women's health, no politician should get to decide what's best for you," said Obama, who was greeted by sustained applause when he took the stage.
Planned Parenthood — the nation's largest provider of reproductive health services, including abortion — and other women's health groups worked hard to re-elect Obama last year, and were instrumental in shepherding support for his first-term health care overhaul legislation. And it was clear Friday that he is still leaning on the organizations for help promoting and sustaining the Affordable Care Act, which remains under sustained attack.
"I know how hard you worked to help us pass health care reform," he said, urging those gathered to now "get the word out" about coverage for women — from contraception to breast cancer screenings — required by the ACA.
"I know it's not always easy," he said, acknowledging the pushback that Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards spoke of before introducing the president.
"Cecile describes Planned Parenthood as the only organization she's ever been at where there are opponents, in her words, who literally get up every day trying to keep us from doing our work," he said, adding: "Now, if she'd worked in our administration, she'd be more familiar with this phenomenon."
The president noted that battles over women's reproductive care have been playing out across the country. There have been efforts in 42 states, he said, to curtail access — most notably in North Dakota, where a new measure bans abortions after six weeks. He also mentioned Mississippi, where voters recently turned back an effort to ban most contraception measures, and define life as beginning at conception.
"When you read about some of these laws, you want to check the calendar," he said. "You want to make sure you're still living in 2013."
Obama also vowed to fight those who want to end the group's federal funding. "Planned Parenthood is not going anywhere," he said.
Obama was originally scheduled to speak at the organization's planned Thursday gala. His appearance was rescheduled, the White House said, to allow the president and Michele Obama to attend a memorial service in West, Texas, for victims of the recent fertilizer plant explosion.


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The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX1 is one of the new hybrid digital cameras that can be used to shoot HD video and unusually, it features a CMOS sensor for better picture quality.
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX1 is one of the new hybrid digital cameras that can be used to shoot HD video and unusually, it features a CMOS sensor for better picture quality.
Following their announcement a few weeks ago, we get our hands on Apple's new 13-inch, 15-inch and 17-inch MacBook Pros, and put them through their paces.
The Canon Legria HF S10 is a flash memory–based 'Full HD' camcorder equipped with 32GB of inbuilt storage, replacing the HF11 as the company's flagship model.
Director, Adobe's tool for creating interactive content, for both online and standalone applications, gains several key features with version 11.5.
The Samsung WB500 is a 10.2-megapixel compact digital camera aimed at photographers with a penchant for panoramas, with a wide-angle 10x zoom lens.
Tiffen, one of the leading manufacturers of lens filters, has released a package of plug-in filters that simulate the effects of their real-world products.
The Canon Ixus 990 IS is the company's new flagship compact digital camera, with a 12.1-megapixel sensor, a 5x zoom lens, HD 720p video, and an ultra-stylish design.
Digieffects latest plug-in, Freeform AE, aims to bolster After Effect's 3D toolset, allowing you to warp layers in 3D in a way that's just not possible using the core application.
Vectorworks has evolved over the years from a lean and mean drafting application to a very powerful high-end CAD application with many more features.
Canon's EOS 500D is a pretty good option for anyone looking to make the leap from an advanced compact camera to a digital SLR that can also shoot video, but has a better rival.
A voice-over-Wi-Fi feature makes the already excellent BlackBerry Curve even better.
RIM's sleek-looking BlackBerry Pearl has been given a makeover, re-emerging as the much improved BlackBerry Pearl 8120.
Clearly focused on the consumer market, the BlackBerry Pearl 8110 is a petite and good-looking smartphone. The Vodaphone version comes with Telmap navigation software and a special Facebook function.
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The BlackBerry Curve 8900 from Research in Motion is available on O2, and is the 'thinnest and lightest' BlackBerry smartphone to date.
RIM (BlackBerry) came out with some brand-new BlackBerry handset designs last year that diverted attention from what it does best: make solid business smartphones for businesspeople. The BlackBerry Curve 8900 returns to the original remit, having picked up a few neat tricks along the way.
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RIM (BlackBerry) is continuing its push into the consumer smartphone space with the launch of a BlackBerry Curve model that will cost markedly less on a monthly contract that previous models and that will also be available on a pay as you go basis.
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August Wilson Center CEO Guess to step down
June 8, 2012 12:44 PMChief executive officer Andre Kimo Stone Guess will leave the August Wilson Center for African American Culture in the coming months.
Aaron Walton, chairman of the center's board, said Mr. Guess chose to leave as the two-year-old center takes positive steps toward its future.
The center closed last week on a mortgage that was $11.2 million and has been refinanced to $7 million, thanks to the R.K Mellon and Kresge foundations, the Urban Redevelopment Authority and Dollar Bank, Mr. Walton said.
Mr. Guess' contract was up June 30, but it has been extended through September to enable a search for his successor. The CEO wishes to return to his family and consulting firm in Kentucky.
"He's done a marvelous job," Mr. Walton said. "What was really important was we were able to close on the mortgage, which was critical, because you can't fund-raise until you have all the pieces in place. The production capacity is strong and the programming is there now, so when you go out to raise money, you have to have something to sell. I think he's put us in a great position to go into a campaign early in 2013 to pay off that mortgage within the time we've been given to pay it off."
The $40 million center opened in 2009, and Mr. Guess, 45, joined in April of the following year after holding a leadership role in Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York.
Neil Barclay was the center's first CEO and the driving force behind its development before leaving to run the National Black Arts Festival in Atlanta.
To help boost the cultural center as a presenter, Mr. Guess brought in Mark Clayton Southers, founder and creative force behind the Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company, as artistic director, and took advantage of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust's shared services program for purchasing, marketing and ticketing.
When he arrived, Mr. Guess said his vision was to make the August Wilson Center "the pre-eminent institution for African-American arts and culture in the world."
"What [Mr. Guess] has done is given us a jump start on our ability to do what we need to do as a board," Mr. Walton said. "We are extending his contract through Sept. 30 to work with us on completing our three-year plan and help us with transition and he'll be available if need be even after that to work with us. It's not that he's disappearing. He's moving on."
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Once in a while a record comes along that captures the season in it's thorny fist. Osborne's Daylight is that perfect blend of seasonal warmth and electronic grit that makes perfect sense when dropped.The summery house track "Daylight" finds Osborne at his most soulful, featuring a bouncy bassline, anthemic piano stabs, and a smooth Rhodes lead. Already a classic to many a DJ, "Daylight" (in an alternate form) was also featured on Ghostly's Idol Tryouts compliation.The flip contains a second Osborne track, Hydragilm Exit which takes the Daylight template and slows it down. Many DJ's have bought doubles of the 12" so they could extend this cut. Also included is a remix of the title track by Germany's Isolee, transforming the song into a perfect terrace record with skittering drums and squelchy bass. Known for releases on labels such as Playhouse (DE) (namely the legendary Beau Mot Plage) and Classic (UK), the man doesn't disappoint here.
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Remember when Tamron announced their plans to make an insane 16-300mm zoom for crop bodies? Well, today that lens becomes considerably more real, having gotten pricing and availability finally. Officially designated B016, it's "friendly" name is the 16-300mm Di II VC PZD Macro, which astute readers will notice for once doesn't tell you everything you need to know about the lens. Missing are the maximum apertures, but luckily I can inform you those are f3.5-6.3. So, you have an effective 24-450mm (on Nikon, Sony, and pretty much everyone who isn't Canon) or a 25.6-480mm (on Canon with their odd 1.6x crop) super zoom with the same apertures as the now-less-impressive 18-270mm. The PZD tells you it has a piezo-electric stepping motor for focusing, providing snappy focus for stills and acceptably smooth focus for video. VC is Tamron's vibration compensation, which is really top of the line stuff these days and will do exactly what it claims when it says it'll keep your images shake free. While I can't in good conscience tell you an 18.8x super-zoom will optically stellar in every aspect, a pretty exotic construction of 16 elements in 12 groups with one ultra-extra (yes, they really call it that) refractive glass element, two low dispersion elements, one regular-ol' extra refractive element, three molded glass aspherical elements, and one hybrid aspherical element suggest Tamron has gone to some pretty great lengths to assure it has the best image quality it possibly can for the constraints a super-zoom demands.
They gave us some small sample shots to illustrate what can be done with this:
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So, obviously, the 16-300mm is not just redefining how many "x"s of zoom you can shove in a lens, but it has some aspirations for being a darn solid optic to boot. Big range, VC, exotic optical formula, and it even has a pretty darn awesome 15.3" minimum focusing distance and none-too-shabby 1:2.9 maximum macro reproduction for the cherry on top.
All that was left is to know just how much this monster will run. And now we can tell you: $629. That's it. $629. Only $180 more than the venerable 18-270mm. And we're going to start receiving them on May 15th. Which is only like a month away,
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And when the Great Recession recedes, analysts say, even the bigger casinos are expected to return to health; America's gambling itch is not going away. But if the industry is confident of a rebound, executives seem poised to emerge from the downturn with slimmed-down ambitions.
The $1 billion resort projects of just a few years ago seem unthinkable today. Prospective casino developers in Massachusetts are already talking about "right-sizing" their ventures. And if a full-scale casino sprouts in Rhode Island, it will be something less than a sprawling Foxwoods-style destination. "The 'if you build it, they will come' adage has been thrown out the window," Berman says.
Part of the reason for caution in these parts: an increasingly crowded marketplace along the eastern seaboard. There are the casinos of Connecticut and the slot parlors of Rhode Island, of course. There is Atlantic City, attempting to recast a tired façade, and Massachusetts, which seems destined to join the fray.
But there is also a "racino" in Maine. Six slot parlors and a resort casino in Pennsylvania. New York claims three upstate Indian casinos and some 13,000 video lottery terminals at eight racinos. West Virginia is now offering table games at several of its gambling venues. And last year, Maryland voters approved a constitutional amendment legalizing slot machines.
With mounting competition, the double-digit gains of the recent past seem unlikely to return. "I don't think I'd characterize it as a growth industry going forward," says Clyde W. Barrow, a gambling expert who is the director of the Center for Policy Analysis at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth. "It's near maturity."
And for individual venues, the precise geography of gaming can be a make-or-break proposition. Until recently, for instance, Massachusetts lawmakers talked of licensing three casinos, with one in the southeastern part of the state that would be a direct competitor to Twin River and Newport Grand. But House Speaker Robert A. DeLeo recently spoke of a two-casino plan that would presumably axe the southeastern Massachusetts project.
The path the Bay State legislature takes — two casinos or three — could have serious implications for the viability of Twin River and Newport Grand, Barrow says. Indeed, he argues, Rhode Island voters may have lost the opportunity to control the fate of the state's gaming industry when it rejected full-scale casino gambling — and the opportunity to effectively block a casino in southeastern Massachusetts — three years ago.
But even before the marketplace grew so crowded, even before the recession struck, it was far from clear that casinos meant much in the way of economic development for the communities that hosted them. Studies going back a decade or more found employment gains, sometimes significant and sometimes not, coupled with hard-to-quantify increases in personal bankruptcy and pathological gambling.
"Most of the people I know who are legit would say it's a wash," says Richard McGowan, a Jesuit priest and professor at Boston College who specializes in gambling. "The big winners," he says, "are state governments."
Indeed, it is Smith Hill's dependence on gaming dollars — and its desire to protect one of its most important assets going forward — that will drive the push for casinos in this state.
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I have it: 107 I had it: 47 I want it: 122 My signature: 3
Iquitos by Alain Delon is a Woody Chypre fragrance for men. Iquitos was launched in 1987. Top notes are coriander, , green notes, mandarin orange, fruity notes, nutmeg flower and lemon; middle notes are aldehydes, honey, ginger, orris root, jasmine, ylang-ylang, lily-of-the-valley, rose and cardamom; base notes are leather, sandalwood, amber, patchouli, musk, coconut, civet, oakmoss, vanilla, vetiver and cedar.
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Advice: don't buy everything because it gets good reviews! :)
I was quite curious for Iquitos and bought a full size 100ml bottle. I don't regret buying it, but I don't think I will ever wear it.
Iquitos is of superb quality. Well blended and pronounced. However it's really dated. I think it's the aldehydes/rose/oakmoss combo that makes me think Iquitos is only for a bygone era. Classy, but not for me.
Without wanting to bash the fanbase of this fragrance, I wouldn't be surprised to smell this on an older lady (60+).
9/10 for quality
5/10 for wearability (as a male, mid 30).
yourfriendmarit: It doesn't matter what it sold for in 1989 or if people hated it back then. Have you heard of the phrase, "living in the past?" The fragrance world is entirely different now, as is the way people regard and buy "luxury" and/or "collectible" items. If you could build a time machine I think you'd go back 100+ years and buy some van Gogh paintings, right? I agree with you about the Montana, but not only isn't it Iquitos, but it was marketed to women. I tell people about great bargain scents all the time, but rarely does anyone listen. For example, Dark Flower has a great frankincense base, which I enjoy more than any Amouage I've tried, but I don't think anyone has purchased it because of my advice (I wrote about it on my blog!), despite it selling for the cost of a cheap burger and fries. Then there is Police Gold Wings, which has the best absinthe-oriented drydown I've experienced (I think of it as A*Men Pure Absinthe), and I told people that there were two bottles on one site for about $10 each (otherwise the prices are much higher), but nobody bought either of those bottles! And have you ever heard the phrase, "herd mentality?" You don't seem to be taking human psychology into account!
@Ranya Lol, I live on Rene Levesque too.
They have 1 tester and 1 bottle available at Eaton Center. In the little counter in the alley. It was still there 2 weeks ago.
I saw 2 bottles last summer in the little discout boutiques on the plaza st hubert. I never said it was 20$... and I never said that there are 10 bottles around... ;)
Your sister can go in the Les Sens Ciel counter besides ZARA at Place Montreal Trust and ask the lady to check in the computer, there is certainly one bottle that she will be able to track for you.
In my opinion, you should really try parfum de peau from montana, It is really close... really, if you are into this scent, it would be a really close match!
Finally, I am probably older than you but Iquitos was a drugstore discount perfume in the 80-90s, nobody cared for it... really... Anyone else recalls that or am I the older one here ;)
@yourfriendmarito You re funny... Not because you don t like it but for other things you wrote, come on. My sister live in Montreal, on Rene Levesque str. Please tell us that place where you can purchase 10 boxes with Iquitos with eventually 20 $. This scent is disappeared from YEARS, everywhere and yes, I think it s just you, as long as other thousands of users qualified Iquitos as a masterpiece.
I just cannot believe the foss around this one?... nobody cared for it in the eighties, it was a pharmacy perfume. It can be purchased for cheap in montreal (no one buys these old bottles). I could buy 5 this afternoon if I wanted! I tried it last year and almost choked to it. Antaeus from Chanel is light compared to it! Poeple pay 400$ for it? Really? It remembers me of Montana parfum de peau for woman. Almost identical and you could find that for 30 $ anywhere. Masterpiece? Are you really sure? Is it just me?
Very in your face fragrance, that settles into a charming brew. Very Chanel overtones on first spray. Highly recommend
Iquitos has two sisters: Tom Ford Noir and YSL Jazz
If you like this but it's a bit "over the top" for you, try Halston Limited, if you can find it.
Thanx man for this amazing explanation, i really appreciate it. I used to be vintage lover before discovering the world of niche fragrances as few of even 2015 fragrances simulates the old ancient eras like the Ottoman empire and the Victorian age (which are my favorite inspiring eras) while these fragrances inventors inspirations are quite away from that era but when you sniff their fragrances you just get that amazing nostalgia feeling as if you lived in that era, and since then "most" of vintage fragrances became mild to my nose & kind of disturbing specially the commercial vintage ones.
And after all there are dreamers in niche fragrance world who cares about art and inspirations rather than making money and i HUNT these personas inventions :D
It is hard to tell if it is at least 50% similar with something nowadays. I don't have such a big collection and for sure I am far from what is known as a "nose" in order to have thousands of scents already "sniffed". Few ingredients I find close to Ho hang I find in the old Trussardi Trussardi (white) wich is also a masterpiece and maybe you know it. All I can tell you for sure is that is something inside of Ho hang that cannot be met in nowadays scents. Maybe it is the brasilian wood wich is brasilian wood and nothing else, or the labandum, the musk is also so different, anyway, in the first sniff you can detect many ingredients from today but after a while, it simply transforms.. I also detect a good amount of animalic ingredients even though they are not listed. I have the vintage (honeycomb) edition, not the red boxed one so I can send you a sample to put the mistery down :) It is one of my favorite daytime scent. Back to Iquitos, use it not too often. I am sure you know it is almost disappeared from the Earth. :)
Damn.. how did you find out that i replied to you that fast? :D
i wish they make a feature that alarms me whenever i am mentioned :)
I don't know wither if the pic will help cause it looks exactly like the one shown here but certainly my nose is extremely spoiled :)
But i wonder (although it's way away from this subject but) what does Ho Hang smell like since it's one of your favorites! does it smell like anything similar to nowadays fragrance? and is it better than Iquitos?
@q80 Then it is because of this. It is almost impossible to be faked...it is rare and the particularities, like in every case of vintage, are too hard to be copyied. So, it can be your nose, you spoiled it too much with ultra strong fragrances :) You can send me a photo if you want. I am an Iquitos teacher :D
I don't know! i bought it from ebay and it looks quite vintage to be honest, but maybe because i am used to enormous strong fragrances & that's why im not used to soft tender fragrance like Iquitos.
@Q80 maybe you got a diluted or not quite original item because the longevity and sillage of Iquitos are impressive. it is strong, pungent, violent in a beautiful way, and the longevity (on me at least) is 12+ hours. So happy with my bottles, Iquitos is the king of my entire collection.
there is NO OTHER scent like beautiful Iquitos. This extremely rare masterpiece remains stunning over the years and no other can take its place! TRhe ingredients, all high quality and natural, the blend, the the genius with which they were chosen and mixed are unequaled. Wish I could find out the nose behind- from all information I have, there are two names:Mark Buxton from Comme de Garçons or Bertrand Duchaufour from L'Artisan Parfumeur. Both, genius. I love Iquitos an I wish I could afford to have it again, even though in a small vial...just to smell it every day! There are so many mossy/woody/chipry/rosy-civet/ambery/exotic/aldehydic scents today but this one comes from other galaxy! Piece of lost Universe, that lasts forever on your skin, but mostly in your heart.
I finally found a reasonable mini and can't tell you how happy I am to have this little treasure back in my collection!! I had this in my late teens early 20s, and this frag has met or exceeded my memories of it. One of the most unique mass men's frangrances, perhaps ever... If Lapidus Pour Homme, Tenere and Knowing by Lauder had a child, this might be it... ;-)
My signature scent,it reminds me of old Paris and Florence/Italy.
this cologne is true masculine scent of an Alpha Male.
oh my goodness it truly describes Delon's character and personality.
Alain Delon Iquitos is a sweet floral scent.
It smells very much like Faberge Macho.
Iquitos mixes fruity notes perfectly with those of lilly, ylang and jasmine.
Nice scent.
Got a tiny tiny sample from my beloved russian colleague. I am stunned, there is no word to describe it.This is definitely unisex, but the oneness of this one must be a lesson for many niches nowadays. cardamom, pure rose, coconut and yes, that rare natural smell of CIVET turn this in a true masterpiece... I sow the bottle as well, impressive lines and beautiful cap, and box. Projection is huge, sillage very good and longevity, on my skin, until the next day. Simply amazing... Few bottles on amazon or ebay deadlz expensive BUT it worth every s i n g l e penny! Amazing, unique, gorgeous gem, almost lost in history!The vanilla is too natural, sandal and leather not aggressive on the drydown and civet is the guest star there, blended in this magic alchemy!
This is a dated classic, smells a lot like Guerlain Derby, but much more floral, fruity. Wow, this is a powerfull fragrance, not for beginners. It took me a couple years to feel comfortable wearing it. It is a masterpiece and one of the greatest classics, rich, full, and so well blended.
It is a festive fragrance, for Spring and cool Summer nights...
This is a gourmet desert fragrance. Not as in gourmandish, it doesn't smell like food, but it smells delicious, enjoy !
The performance is great like a EDP.
First sniff was nice, OK, not a bad blind buy. Then I laughed, as I remembered the reviews that said it's like an old ladies perfume, because the first 15 min opening is the strongest rose and aldehyde smell.
When the aldehydes burn off some you get a nice green note that makes the rose more realistic smelling, making it more genderless. The coconut and tropical fruitiness comes in with hints of vanilla and amber, and it does start to feel tropical and more rounded.
My second thought was that it does remind me of Kouros, the honey, civet, and soapiness, but with rose. My Muslim friend Issa at work, likes rose orientals as many Arabic men see rose as a lavish manly smell. This Iquitos smells good, flowers are nice. I recently discovered Givenchy Insense(floral), which is in my top 3, but the flowers there are more green and manly for my nose.
When the mid arrives there is a more even blending of the other florals, fruit and fresh spices. Ginger and oris root are a welcome addition. But the rose, oakmoss, civet and honey are my top 4 notes in strength in that order in the mid; aldehydes, rose and fruit in the opening.
Sometimes it smells to oooh la la for me, as in lady killer. But that's not why I wear frags. When the green note comes in and the civet and aldehydes simmer down, it feels more comfortable. It smell great throughout, and Kouros was intoxicating when I first sniffed it in 90's, now it's hard to wear, I guess I'm older more conservative and aware of others around me.
The whole ad campain with the dark bottle, snake, and the Amazon rain forest was missleading, I was expecting something darker, more earthy like Z14, but the olfactory frequency is like a Paco Rabanna Pour Homme (vintage), from which came Kouros, and after Kouros was released, Iquitos came out in 1987. I think Iquitos may have taken some inspiration from the great, Lauder for Men. (1985)
The whole tropical vib is light, but the hint of coconut and fruit help the fragrance feel more wearable. This would fit on a tropical night on vacation, where a fun and darring scent would fit.
After wearing it a week, Im not noticing the feminine opening that was a strong first impression. I am getting more of a tropical rose floral with honey fruit and coconut, and the animalic civet ofcourse. Great classic !
Rating: 10/10
God bless. John 3:16
Incase nobody noticed, I only found one fragrance that closely resembles this WOW fragrance, I was shopping for sandalwood OUD in Little India[Devon St. chgo IL USA] and I went to a shop that had a tester displayed with their OUDs/Attars SCENTs.
I tried 3, because The 3rd one hit the SPOT!!!
The box name is known as Hajar Al Aswaad[Qurbaani] it's a box with an 8ml rollon applicator, and God as my Witness it is what Alain Delon has captured in Iquitos.
I was stunned when I heard of the Discontinuance of Iquitos, but finding the closest replacement entirely by accident was like Z.Cavaricci coming back with their FAMOUS CLOTHING STYLES[REALLY HOPING SO anyway...]
Anyway, I had used my last bottle of Iquitos in 2011[it was a refillable bottle] and sadly I did not remember where I left the bottle after it got emptied.
Purchased it today, when I smelled it in the shop,I immediately decided to have it. Reminds me of old times. The masculine Poison (by Dior) in strength wise, but honestly, I don't know why I remember Diva (by Ungaro) whenever I wear this!
also a blind buy, it's ok and it's truly 80s style, soapy greeny, dark with coconut and honeycomb. not so wow, and not cheap, but it's ok. i guess im not learning from blind buys, but to be honest im not sorry for buying this perfume blindly, but i guess it's quite normal. and absolutely not a common perfume at all. the sillage is ok, but the longevity is quite weak.
edit (25th Nov 2014) i guess i like it! now i can smell the charm in it! it's calming greeny kind of sweet, like a soft velvet and perfumed satin sheets. become one of the perfumes that i like.
Today to find something this excellent we must look at Arabian perfumes I think. Animalic with a gorgeous woody rose, yes definitely Arabian quality.
Now this one here is a little different. I smell a little honey and a bit of oakmoss mixed with a bit of rose but still cant wrap my head around this style. Maybe in a few years.
can some one tell me where i can get this fragrance?
The young gentlemen of nowadays generation will never make an idea of what Iquitos was like... A precious fragrance. Misterious and with personality.
A class of its own! Iam sure Monsieur Delon has stored away some of this for himself as well:) Packed with character and a whole bunch of ingredients, this is a perfume which would be unimaginable to be released today. It is extremely dense and instantly recognizable. Very exotic and plays along the line of being male or female but ends up with being very male, if the wearer has the right profile to live up to this scent. Like some other have written, it also shaped some of my times back in 1993/1994 and around 2001 and it will make its comebcack very soon as I have ordered a 100ml of this magic liquid. I dont even care who likes it or not. I wear it, I like it and the others have to get used to it. Again:)
This is lovely, an older Kouros, a little less animalic with an added rose and very slightly fruity. Could be a brother. You probably has to love Kouros to love this, but I guess all do.
A *BIG* thank you to aidin900 for the decant of this stuff. I really can't thank you enough.
So many lovely, well-written reviews of this fragrance sit below me. While every reviewer has something unique and special to say about Iquitos, I am particularly in envy of the detailed, articulate reviews by ericrico, Lana Lool, and originaldeftom.
I've always loved "gender-bender" androgynous fragrances. I've reached the point where I pretty much look past gender classifications in fragrance, but it's always a delight to find a hidden gem that can swing both ways - examples include Zen by Shiseido, Ô de Lancôme, Caron's Third Man, and now Iquitos by Alain Delon.
Despite the classification as an woody chypre, I'd put it more on the line between an aromatic fougère and an oriental floral (gasp!). Three fragrances come to mind when I smell Iquitos: vintage Czech & Speake No. 88, with its luscious rose-neroli accord; Dior's Poison, with it's bombshell tuberose note; and Ted Lapidus's Lapidus Pour Homme, with a fruity-lavender accord.
Iquitos opens with stark, slightly green rose and aldehydes - enough aldehydes to almost make you sneeze! When the initial shock of "aldehyde abuse in a masculine fragrance?!" dies down, a gorgeous floral amalgam develops - the rose quiets down a bit and (at least to my nose, despite the notes) joins forces with what smells like tuberose and carnation. Under all this is a semi-animalic, fruity lavender, which is straight out of Lapidus Pour Homme. The florals continue onward to a smooth touchdown of tame but slightly funky civet and oakmoss, while still retaining the floral medley. The total lasting power of the fragrance, on me, is about six hours at the most, and it changes very fast, but man does it smell good while it lasts. The projection is definitely strong for the first hour or so, but then it goes down drastically to a more subtle skin scent.
Some things worth noting:
1). If you've read my other reviews, you'll know that I'm not too big on rose fragrances. They very rarely work on me, but I'd call this an exception, because the rose doesn't last very long, and it eventually blends with the other florals to just make this a straight up abstract floral as opposed to a singular, representative floral.
2). It's interesting to see a comparison to Balenciaga Pour Homme. While it is funny that both fragrances open with a sharp aldehyde blast, what's even funnier is that I find Iquitos to be one third Lapidus Pour Homme, which was a precursor of sorts to Balenciaga Pour Homme. I gave my bottle of Lapidus Pour Homme to a friend, because I found it too crude and overbearing, but I feel like the concept was perfected in Iquitos (and later Balenciaga Pour Homme).
3). The fruity/tropical notes. I don't really get any tropical visions with Iquitos, but that's the beauty of abstract perfumery. It allows for more varied interpretations by the person smelling the fragrance. Don't believe me? Look at how differently people interpret Chanel No. 5 or Patou Pour Homme. Abstract perfumery in and of itself is an art.
So anyway, I feel that Iquitos is a gorgeous masculine floral that has unfortunately been lost to time. While I don't find it dated, there's certainly no way it would work in today's market - in a sea of boring aquatics and apple pie gourmands for men, guys would shriek in terror at the idea of an animalic masculine floral. The dark bottle and the snake in the ad campaign (which I think is a gorgeous ad, by the way) just intimidate you even more. Oh well, at least true lovers of perfume can appreciate this work of art. Maybe someday I'll buy a full bottle, but for now I'll cherish the decant I have. If I ever smell someone else wearing this, you know I'll give them a thumbs up.
As the saying goes, "All good things come to an end..."
There has not been another perfume so intensely interwoven with nature and the mystical as Iquitos. I bought mine first in late October or early November 1987 in Amsterdam, and it was what has made my 1987-1993 special. It was having a jungle and the wisdom of the shamans around me, whirling and twirling, and creating a ball of safety around my uniqueness.
After it was discontinued I occasionally managed to find a few bottles in small non-chain shops in countries outside of Fortress EU (the US, Switzerland), until even that disappeared. I do have a bottle at home (a continent away from East Asia where I have been living since 2005) and when I go back there after my annual return flight reimbursal, wearing it for a night out is like a real home coming.
In my opinion, Alain Delon perfumes should be sued for hooking us on Iquitos and then discontinuing it and causing us withdrawal suffering. If they did not want to make it any more, they should have sold it to someone else.
Anyone else interested in class action suit?
I still wear this frag,when I want to smell vintage and keep the ladies guessing what is the cologne you are wearing today! a nice long lasting scent.
A brief follow up review...and, you are very welcome my friend, krmarich!
After decanting some of my precious 30ml and doing another test wearing, I felt compelled to revisit this scent. Fantastic review yourself, krmarich! This truly is something special and has won my heart (and nose) as well! Iquitos is what modern mass-perfumery (excluding niche) is lacking so obviously today - natural, high-quality ingredients that are blended so incredibly well together! This is art in a bottle. It is stunning. Further wearings have shown even better and more consistent - I don't get the mature woman's vibe anymore. Oxygen has allowed the vintage juice to breathe. What goes on is beautiful rose blooms in a tropical rain forest with moss, nice exotic fruit and coconut blended in...with a wonderful civet note. This is something to behold and admire, not just wear. My score is increased to a solid 9/10 - this is excellence.
I hope to, one day, get a larger bottle of Iquitos as well. A scent like this will simply never be made again. This is for those who know....
This is the ultimate floral ever for men. That moves it up to my current signature. I originally sampled this in 1989 and thought NO WAY. It was quickly lost in an ever changing market...
Thanks to the reviews below by fans I know and trust, I bought a small bottle. Ericrico, thank you for your analysis! The florals are perfectly masculine-I think... Aww, who cares anymore, this is a masterpiece compared todays offerings. I am still stunned by the notes. I am curious how ladies react to this enigmatic wonder. Perhaps this was the turning point for the unisex market.
My, how my taste has changed. I am a rose fanatic-I grow them, draw them and of course collect perfumes with it in it. I am pretty masculine, the last time I looked-somehow this is me. I have hit the jackpot today. If size matters, this is as big as it gets!
Its much more complex than just rose. It has a little bit of everything in it-including lots of civet. I think the nose tossed in the kitchen sink as well! The fugue of notes is "nose boggling". Each sniff discovers something new and wonderful. Such a lavish, shimmering production. Once the florals calm down, it becomes a plush leather sofa that wants you to lay down on it.
I would call it Chanel No. 5 for men. Originaldeftom refers to it as Poison for men an he is not far off. La Nuit, Mon Perfume and Knowing all come to mind. It stays masculine, however. It is sexy, potent and confident-the ultimate mens powerhouse!
There is something hot and tropical about it. The honey/coconut and fruits(dried mango, papaya and guava?) make it edible. This is the anaconda of all perfumes. It has the ability to swallow you whole. Kouros is a mere king cobra. Now, I must save up for another bigger bottle. The likes of it will never be seen again.
This is a gender bender. I appreciate its boldness for a man's fragrance but acknowledge that it wouldn't be so unique if it had been released as a woman's fragrance.
It reminds me of the older women from my childhood.
I love the brash aldehydes and fruity notes. These aren't juicy, they're more like dried fruits. There's a hell of a lot going on here so I won't pick out everything. The flowers are well blended, a little sweet but dusty. There is soft moss, leather and animalic notes that really work to keep it elegant.
It's a spectacular scent but it doesn't work for me as well as other 80s sexually amiguous scents like Tenere (I am yet to try Acteur and Zino but I'm hunting them down).
I just got a Vintage, perfect condition 30ml/1oz bottle to try...as I have an affinity for masculine florals - even moreso lately, as I explore deeper into scents that were unknown to me earlier in life. Incredible quality and amazing perfume! This definitely goes on strong - aldehydes, citrus, coriander, ginger and cardamom...spicy and very impressive. About 15-20 minutes into the wear this changes rather drastically (it could have gone a lot of places - but if I hadn't have read reviews - I thought I bought a mature woman's perfume!) When the citrus melts off and the spiciness dissipates, a strong bouquet emerges - jasmine, ylang-ylang, lily-of-the-valley and a single, long-stem pink rose in FULL bloom. A nice touch of fruit, but not strong or boozy, some tropical fruit underneath the loud florals that are very prominent - guava, red papaya, very exotic! This is creamy & gorgeous with the coconut note really showing a way to connect notes and create accords among notes. Beautiful...a tropical bouquet in a bottle!
Wow. The touch of civet and honey are there at 40 minutes in (fresh in my mind as I wore Kouros yesterday) giving it a slightly animalic and sweet note. The moss is light - showing up just after, say 45 minutes in, but present. Starting to integrate. A point to throw in as this is developing on me as I write this: Iquitos is probably the most feminine fragrance I have worn. This is very unique and the quality is there. I am very in-touch with my feminine side and adore Vintage Acteur by Azzaro (as another reviewer compared this to). While they both have a rose note that is prominent, Acteur's rose is very deep, dark and almost wilted (probably a couple of petals have fallen off). Iquitos is a fresh-cut bouquet of bright pastels, jasmine, and the ylang-ylang pushes the limit. Acteur is a very masculine rose scent that is, while refined, macho. The rich base of leather, oakmoss (Vintage), vetiver and patchouli create a vividly dark and brooding scent that breathes on your skin. But, there is an airiness and a freshness in here that seems to 'float' on top.
Iquitos radiates too - but it smells like a tropical garden and very natural. This is quality fragrance...no doubt. But, would I wear it regularly? No. This is a scent for occasion. A 1oz bottle of this Vintage juice will last me. My wife loves it and said it reminds her of a scent she used to wear. We cannot recall the name - but we remember it had a nice jasmine/rose/ylang-ylang/tropical composition (with a spiciness), but she agreed this was very original (and maybe unisex as she adores it). I definitely would apply it light and at least 45 minutes before leaving the house to get past the phase of development just after the spicy top notes burn off.
1 full hour in: Drying down - there is a definitive coconut (tropical) smell. Mixed with the ylang-ylang from the heart, this is getting very interesting again. A touch of wood and slight oriental-vibe come out as well (the civet is very slight). I have never tried a Chypre like it and would probably classify it as a "Spicy Floral" - with great quality and a chic feel.
Overall, it is a great composition - one that stands out. This has a certain South American feel - relevant to the name. Impressive juice...this will not be duplicated, ever.
2 hours in - the fragrance dries down into a warm bouquet with jasmine, lily-of-the valley and rose mixed with coconut oil. This would be wonderful fragrance at a night club in Miami or the tropics!
My score - 9/10 for sheer quality and uniqueness. But, not a scent I can directly compare to others...it is Iquitos, and it takes you "there".
**Update** - I kept this on my sleeve for the whole day - it is still there after over 10 hours with one spray! Excellent longevity. From the 2 hour mark, as noted above, this really comes together. I am truly impressed. Niche quality juice from 1987...! The scent really has a nice tropical vibe, but maintains a floral quality that could be as fresh-smelling as a quaint, small florist shop. There is nothing off-putting here for over 8 hours of wear. I compared it earlier to Acteur (by smelling the scent on my sleeve next to an open splash bottle). This evening, I did a full wearing of Zino Davidoff - my other favorite masculine "dirty rose" fragrance. I was complimented on it heavily, as it is truly awesome scent. It has dried down now, beautifully. I smell my inner wrist and back of hand - Zino. Back to my sleeve - Iquitos. Two very different scents and not fair to compare. I have to agree with Grottola that a close rose note is found in Vintage Czech & Speake No. 88 - not identical, as there is so much going on surrounding each bloom that is starkly different in these compositions.
Iquitos, while it is regarded by reviewers as better in the winter (and it is cold and rainy tonight), I think Iquitos will shine in Spring, early fall and warm evenings (70's to 85 degrees Fahrenheit). A scent to be worn outdoors in the Spring and on long Summer evenings. The bouquet stays fresh during the entire wear and the base of warm amber and touch of wood with moss add depth. The vanilla and coconut oil notes make this breathe - definitely something I will reach for and come back with more notes. Not one I can apply once and fully understand. Truly compelling fragrance and very sophisticated.
I so wanted to love this. I am on a never-ending quest to find the perfect masculine rose scent and the reviews on here had me purchasing a miniature the very next day. But try as I might, I just couldn't love this one. When I was small I used to go to my grandmothers and in her bathroom were a group of perfumes that never seemed to get used and were always coated in a fine layer of talcum powder. I used to smell them each time I visited because I used to feel a bit sorry for them! Unfortunately, Iquitos reminds me of those fragrances.
So far, the best masculine rose I have found is Cabaret by Gres. It is as close as I have found to perfection. As for the best feminine rose, I have to give that award to Stella by Stella McCartney. BTW, if you have a masculine rose scent suggestion I'm all ears - or should that be nose?
My favorite scent for most special occasions. It is a rhapsody of smell. Great longevity. Can not get to buy.
My first ever fragrance! I was about 15 when my father gave me the After Shave Lotion (he probably hated it since we have always had different tastes in fragrances) as a birthday present.
Little did he know that this olfactory sensation did sent my senses up and down an emotional rollercoaster.
This was wild stuff only the coolest of men would wear (my dad was obviously no longer cool in 1988 aged 48) and here I was owning a whole bottle aged 15!! LOL
I have not sniffed it since (had it for a few years as I used it sparingly) but recall it to smell of a tropical town (=Iquitos) after a hurricane, when the sun breaks through again and all those plants, fruits and flowers, compete in releasing their phermones.
It is utter and absolute aromatic olfactory porn!
Very exotic, tropical and intense, like "Carnival" in Rio I would imagine.
Recommended for summer evenings only when you are out to hunt for prey (like the snake in the commercial implies)
+++++++ U P D A T E ++++++ May 2012
Finally managed to get a vintage bottle from ebay for a snippet of a price (perhaps a fake, who knows). Feels like I am re-united with a long-lost friend.
London is wet and cold presently, so this fragrance works like heating up the prefect storm. It really is a crazy fragrance, once that can barely be classified and certainly is not on trend presently or has ever been. It is just too unique: it's got a bit of everything.
Best described as a male floral with ample of amber, musk, aldehydes and a soapy-sour leathery base.
It is the male answer to "Poison" with the floral beauty of "Acteur" (rose), the Amber nostalgia of "Halston" (Studio 54), the aldehydes of CHANEL #5, the pine/cedar/fougere accord of "Xerys" YSL and the soapy bathroom feel of a "Kouros" YSL.
Yet it is disctinctively its own weird combination. I do get a bit of headache from the Lilly-of-Valley note and it is deffo NOT for the office, lol.
10/10 for uniqueness and creativity. Long-lasting and potent. Pungent and strong.
I like the idea of this one but I like Boss Cologne (before it became #1) better, and whenever I've worn Iquitos I've thought to myself that I'd rather be wearing BC. They are certainly not identical, but it's the same basic idea, at least to my nose. I find Iquitos to be too fruity and floral. I prefer balance, which BC has relative to this one, and I'd say there's a better interplay among the notes in BC. I'll have to wear it again when I feel I can give it a totally fair assessment, but if you want an excellent "old school" fragrance where the fruity and floral qualities are emphasized, I don't think I've come across a better one than Iquitos. In the meantime, I've got more than I'll ever need, so if anyone wants to swap I've got more than 50 ml in the original bottle.
UPDATE: I think the key with this one is to spray more than usual but try to avoid the aldehydes in the top notes as much as possible (unless you like aldehydes; I can't stand them). It's rather blended but definitely not "blob"-like. This is not in fashion now, to be sure, but it's a great change of pace for me, just different enough from Boss Cologne to make me want it in the rotation.
Just gorgeous! Jasmine and Rose, float on a mossy animalic base in a most perfect way. When looking at the notes, I couldn't imagine how this would smell, and I now know. It's rich, herbal and floral with a touch of civet that helps the base transform into a beautiful luscious long lasting olfactory smargasbord. If I had smelled this when I first began sniffing things, this probably would have turned me off. It is loud, tangy, sweet, and animalic. Now, I find it sumptuous and challenging...it is something worth sniffing. I was lucky enough to come across the vintage Iquitos. This is a must sniff for you frag heads out there.
I just purchased a bottle of this fragrance and I have to say it smells very similar to Azzaro Acteur , masculine floral love the rose note in this fragrance , it seems to last more than the one in Acteur , well worth a purchase if you can find a bottle :)
A formal green fragrance in the vein of a university garden. Green yet elegant and controlled. Not a wild grass or flower smell. An odd, but addictive mix of jungle and high culture, like the town of Iquitos itself.
My Iquitos and my Francesco Smalto smell rather similar in one way I didn't expect. Somewhere in both there is a hint of finest vintage pear liqeur. Iquitos has plenty more fresh air in it than Smalto though. I guess it's more "transparent".
Iquitos is out of production, but there are still similar, if not identical fragrances in production. Must and Must essence by Cartier come to mind but I'm sure there are others as well. So if you missed out on Iquitos don't worry. Sniffing Cartier's Must Essence will take you to the same place in a slightly different boat.
Why do I keep on thinking Quorum when I think of AD's Iquitos? Probably because they are both in-your-face brass balls scents, and the fact that they both come in dark green bottles with fantastic boxes.
Oh, and women go ga-ga over the both of them !!
I actually bought a bottle of Iquitos the year it came out, used it all and never had it again. So, I recently purchased a bottle again on basenotes. The aldehydes at the top are really a bit much but they are followed after a few minutes by a very smooth spicy floral heart (rose, cardamom, ginger). The rose stays all the way through the excellent and very long-lasting drydown mainly composed of patchouli, woods and moss with some civet.
Hi RRBM,
Well nothing like Iquitos out there, but it is in my top 4 male perfumes ever.
Lancome Sagamore
Yves Rocher Trimaran vintage
Escada pour homme original
Alain Delon Iquitos
Maybe we share the same taste, if that is the case, I can recommend Escada pour homme original and Lancome Sagamore.
Good luck!
The very best fragrance I have ever used....powerful with subtle tones that touches others without overpowering....the best ....why is it gone? What on earth is the closest fragrance to this today?
lol the name "Iquitos" comes from the capital of Loreto (a region in Peru)which is in the amazons, also thats why an anaconda appears in the picture, cause in the amazons there are a lot of them
Incredibly refined, seductive and mysterious,with an air of decadence, almost a women's fragrance but maintaining a masculinity. At release, kind of a Dior Poison for men, equally revolutionary, and sadly out of production now. Truly a one of a kind because there has never been a man's cologne before or after that had an androgynous touch without the overpowering sweetness of Gaultier Le Male or Joop! Homme.
I bought a tester size bottle of ebay . The opening is very mixed up but it develops into a lovely masculine floral scent - why was this discontinued ?
I agree with Afraafra. Iquitos & Sagamore, how I regret those two fragrances being discontinued...
One of the best 80's men's fragrances, great lasting power and sharp opening.
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Stempniak was no doubt excited about the hat trick, but understands that his team needs everyone to pick up their play with captain Shane Doan (suspension) and center Martin Hanzal (injury) out of the lineup.
"Those are two big parts of our team and obviously we can't just have guys jump in and fill those roles," said Stempniak. "I think that everyone had to collectively step up their game to do that. It was a big game for us in terms of establishing our identity. We have had a bit of a tough schedule. We have been a bit erratic and it was good for us to come here and hopefully start off by playing a good team game."
Phoenix will be without their captain Shane Doan for two more games. He will miss Saturday's home game against the Carolina Hurricanes and Monday's contest in Montreal. Doan was suspended three games by the NHL for his alleged blindside hit on Anaheim Duck winger Dan Sexton. Doan is not what one would call an "enforcer" and does not have a history of illegal hits, which means the NHL, like the NFL, is strictly enforcing hits that they deem to be malicious and with "intent to injure."
The Coyotes, who played their first two NHL games in Prague, are now 2-2-1 on the season. Goalie Ilya Bryzgalov stopped 28 of 30 shots and veteran winger Ray Whitney returned to the lineup after missing consecutive games with an upper body injury.
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