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Transport en Italie
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Voir l'article détaillé : Transport ferroviaire en Italie
- total : 19 394 km, y compris Sardaigne et Sicile.
- à voie normale (1,435 m) : 18 071 km ; dont 16 014 km exploités par les Ferrovie dello Stato (11 322 km électrifiés)
- à voie métrique : 112 km (112 km électrifiés) ;
- à voie étroite (0,950 m) : 1 211 km (153 km électrifiés) (1998)
Trenitalia SpA est l'entreprise ferroviaire (fret et voyageurs) du groupe FS.
Villes dotées d'un réseau de métro
- Milan, Rome
- Turin (VAL en construction, ouverture prévue en 2005)
Villes dotées d'un réseau de tramway
- Gênes, Gênes-Caselle, Messine, Milan, Naples, Naples-Sorrente, Rome, Soprabolzano, Turin, Trento-Malé, Trieste.
- total: 654 676 km
- revêtues : 654 676 km (dont 6957 km d'autoroutes)
- non revêtues : 0 km (1998)
2 400 km de différents types. Une seule voie d'importance, le Pô.
Un cas particulier : Venise, ville dont presque tous les transports publics se font sur l'eau par « vaporettos », sortes de coches d'eau.
Lacs navigables
- Lac Majeur, lac de Garde, lac de Côme, Lac d'Iseo.
Augusta (Sicile), Bagnoli, Bari, Brindisi, Gela, Gênes, La Spezia, Livourne, Milazzo, Naples, Porto Foxi, Porto Torres (Sardaigne), Salerne, Savone, Tarante, Trieste, Mestre-Venise
Marine marchande
- total : 427 navires (de 1000 tonneaux ou plus de jauge brute) totalisant 6 971 578 tonneaux (9 635 770 tonnes de port en lourd).
- Navires par catégories : vraquiers 41, cargos 45, chimiquiers 73, minéraliers 2, porte-conteneurs 20, gaz liquéfiés 38, transport de bétail 1, Transporteur polyvalent 1, passagers 6, pétroliers 87, navires rouliers 58, short-sea passenger 26, citerniers spécialisés 13, transports de véhicules 16 (1999)
136 (1999 est.)
Aéroports - avec pistes en dur
- total : 97
- de plus de 3000 m : 5 : Aéroport de Milan Malpensa (Milan/Varese), Aéroport de Linate (Milan), Aéroport Léonard-de-Vinci de Rome Fiumicino (Rome)...
- de 2500 à 3000 m : 33
- de 1500 à 2500 m : 16
- de 1000 à 1500 m : 31
- de moins de 1000 m : 12 (1999)
Aéroports - avec pistes en terre
- total : 39
- de 1500 à 2500 m : 2
- de 1000 à 1500 m : 19
- de moins de 1000 m : 18 (1999)
3 (1999)
Conduites
- oléoducs : brut 1 703 km ; produits raffinés 2 148 km ;
- gazoducs : 19 400 km.
Voir aussi
Transport en Italie | Transport par pays
Catégorie:Italie
Catégorie:Pays d'Europe
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zh-min-nan:Category:Italia FFAFFuneral for a Friend are a post-hardcore band from Maesteg, Wales in the United Kingdom.
United Kingdom
Music
Although the music of Funeral for a Friend is imbued with heavy metal and hardcore elements the band are easily categorised into the modern definition of emo.
History
The band "Funeral for a Friend" do not take their name from the Elton John track as often thought and reported, but from the song "Funeral For A Friend" by a US punk/hardcore band called Planes Mistaken For Stars.
In their first guise, in 2001 as a sextet, Funeral for a Friend were known as January Thirst. This did not last long, and in 2002 Funeral for a Friend recorded their debut EP Between Order And Model with their original, 6-piece line up, after having been together for just a few months, the band changed their line up and subsequently signed a deal with Warner Brothers records for whom they recorded their second EP Four Ways To Scream Your Name, which is now a sought after item on auction websites such as ebay.
In 2003, the band scored what many saw as a huge upset, winning the Best UK Newcomer award in the annual Kerrang! awards. The Darkness were predicted to sweep the ceremony that night, and captured all other awards they were nominated for. FFAF's success was largely attributed to their feverent fan base, as the award was voted for at Kerrang!'s website [http://www.kerrang.com].
The band's debut full-length album Casually Dressed and Deep in Conversation was released in October 2003. Strangely, the LP was not given a concurrent US release; instead, a seven-track mini-CD named Seven Ways to Scream Your Name (collecting non-album tracks from the earlier EPs) was issued in America by the independent Ferret Records.
Meanwhile, Funeral for a Friend embarked on a series of high-profile touring engagements, including a series of European dates opening for Iron Maiden. The band headlined the second stage of 2004's Reading and Leeds Festivals (before moving to the main stage the next year, on the same day as their former touring mentors, Iron Maiden), where they debuted the first track to be heard from their second album; the song "Roses For The Dead".
The second album was recorded in Seattle, at a studio owned by grunge veterans Pearl Jam. To avoid unwanted attention from Pearl Jam fans, the studio is disguised, so the band actually had trouble finding the generic building.
Titled "Hours", their second album was produced by Terry Date, who has previously worked with such artists as Deftones and Linkin Park. Many unusual recording methods were utilised in the recording process, including recording Matt's vocals for one song in a moving car and for another on a crowded Seattle street.
To promote the new album, the band played a series of very small Welsh shows in 2005 at venues they'd previously played when they were first starting on the road to global success, in towns like Blackwood and Bridgend. These shows will be in stark contrast to the UK version of America's Taste of Chaos tour which they headline later in the year, over bands like Killswitch Engage and The Used. This will be their biggest ever headlining tour, playing venues such as the Cardiff International Arena. This shows that, along with Lostprophets who sold out the venue in 2004, the fertile South Wales hardcore scene has produced bands ready to eclipse the success of other acts such as the Stereophonics.
Band members
- Matt Davies — vocals
- Kris Coombs-Roberts — guitar (Formerly known as Kris Roberts; after marrying his fiancee, Kris took the unusual step of taking her last name.)
- Darren Smith — guitar
- Gareth Davies — bass (Formerly played bass with Welsh emo group Dopamine.)
- Ryan Richards — drums (Formerly played drums with Welsh post-hardcore group Hondo Maclean.)
Discography
- Between Order And Model
- Four Ways To Scream Your Name
- Seven Ways To Scream Your Name
- Casually Dressed and Deep in Conversation (2003) #12 UK
- Hours (2005) #12 UK
- 2003 "Juneau" #19 UK
- 2003 "She Drove Me to Daytime Television"/"Bullet Theory" #20 UK
- 2004 "Escape Artists Never Die" #19 UK
- 2005 "Streetcar" #15 UK
- 2005 "Monsters" #36 UK
- 2005 "History" #21 UK
Promo Music Videos
- 10:45 Amsterdam Conversation
- This Year's Most Open Heartbreak
- Juneau - covered by progressive screamo band Christ In The Precinct
- Bullet Theory
- Escape Artists Never Die
- She Drove Me to Daytime Television
- The Art of American Football
- You Want Romance?
- Streetcar
- Monsters
- History
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Other Releases
- Spilling Blood in 8mm (DVD)
- Bullet Theory/My Dying Day (Split Vinyl release with Moments of Grace)
- Taste Of Christmas (CD release from the Taste of Chaos 2005 Tour)
References
- [http://launch.yahoo.com/ar-306428-bio--Funeral-For-A-Friend Yahoo! Music biography, retrieved March 24, 2005]
- [http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/music/sites/funeralforafriend/pages/biography.shtml BBC Wales - Funeral for a Friend Biography, retrived March 24, 2005]
External links
- [http://www.ffaf.co.uk Official UK-Site]
- [http://www.ffafmusic.com Official US-Site]
- [http://www.funeralforafriend.com Fansite]
- [http://www.funeral4friends.net Funeral for a Friend Fansite]
- [http://www.bbc.co.uk/norfolk/content/articles/2005/06/29/music_reviews_funeral_for_a_friend_20050629_feature.shtml BBC Gig Review]
- [http://www.lyricsdir.com/funeral-for-a-friend-lyrics.html Funeral for a Friend Lyrics]
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