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  1. #2251
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    Ola gentaglia tanto che non posto qui dai devo prendermi un cd suggerite
    io avevo pensato a ecliptica (sonata arctica) visto che ho silence e mi piace non poco, alrtimenti qualcosa dei blind che va sempre bene (ho nightfall... e a night at...)
    o sennò qualcosa degli stratovarius che nn li ho mai sentiti ma so che hanno inventato lo stile che adesso è dei sonata
    ah a proposito di winterheart's guild cosa mi dite? ho letto recensioni molto contrastanti, cioè c'è chi dice capolavoro e chi dice bellino ma niente di speciale potevano fare molto molto meglio
    Dopo oltre 7 anni di attività, mi rifiuto di postare il decimillesimo messaggio su questo forum. Sarebbe davvero troppo. Addio =*

    20/12/'09

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    Hail Shaytan! L'avatar di Damien7
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    ah a proposito di winterheart's guild cosa mi dite? ho letto recensioni molto contrastanti, cioè c'è chi dice capolavoro e chi dice bellino ma niente di speciale potevano fare molto molto meglio
    A me piace molto! non è il solito album dei sonata, hanno fatto degli esperimenti niente male! Diciamo che la prima metà dell'album è dei più tradizionali sonata arctica, nella seconda metà vengono usati anche altri strumenti, per delle song più pacate e melodiche... non male!


    <gambs666> Damien gli Slipknot sono più metal dei vari Iron Merden

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    Ola gentaglia tanto che non posto qui dai devo prendermi un cd suggerite
    io avevo pensato a ecliptica (sonata arctica) visto che ho silence e mi piace non poco, alrtimenti qualcosa dei blind che va sempre bene (ho nightfall... e a night at...)
    o sennò qualcosa degli stratovarius che nn li ho mai sentiti ma so che hanno inventato lo stile che adesso è dei sonata
    Blind Guardian: Somewhere Far beyond, Tokyo Tales, Tales From The Twilight World
    Stratovarius: Visions, Live Visions of Europe, (se lo trovi) Chosen Ones

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    Huh? L'avatar di Arcturus
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    Conoscete i Tool? Che ne pensate?
    In una parola: grandiosi. A mio giudizio fondamentali per il rock degli anni 90.

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    Tokyo Tales, Live Visions of Europe
    questi 2 sono live?
    Dopo oltre 7 anni di attività, mi rifiuto di postare il decimillesimo messaggio su questo forum. Sarebbe davvero troppo. Addio =*

    20/12/'09

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    questi 2 sono live?
    si
    Dopo oltre 7 anni di attività, mi rifiuto di postare il decimillesimo messaggio su questo forum. Sarebbe davvero troppo. Addio =*

    20/12/'09

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    ihihihihihihihihihihihih
    sto morendo aiutatemi
    finalmente ho sentito surfin' u.s.a. dei blind... l'ho ascoltata subito dopo i beach boys... nn ce la faccio + mi sto massacrando gli addominali!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Dopo oltre 7 anni di attività, mi rifiuto di postare il decimillesimo messaggio su questo forum. Sarebbe davvero troppo. Addio =*

    20/12/'09

  8. #2258
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    Psicopatico nevrotico
    |) |) |)

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    Ho appena letto che Matt Barlow ha lasciato gli Iced Earth. Madò, quello era un mostro...

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    Vengo anche io a fare parte del popolo dei metallari.
    So understand
    Don't waste your time always searching for
    those wasted years
    Face up...make your stand
    And realize you're living in the golden years

    Ps2 rUlEzZ

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    None so vile L'avatar di Ghiwo
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    Vengo anche io a fare parte del popolo dei metallari.
    Benvenuto

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    Ho appena letto che Matt Barlow ha lasciato gli Iced Earth. Madò, quello era un mostro...

    doove l'hai lettooo?????

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    Psicopatico nevrotico
    |) |) |)

    ma la cosa + bella è che ne vado fiero
    Dopo oltre 7 anni di attività, mi rifiuto di postare il decimillesimo messaggio su questo forum. Sarebbe davvero troppo. Addio =*

    20/12/'09

  14. #2264
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    Minchia no :(

    Message from Matt (read first)
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    Posted by Matthew Barlow on Monday, June 02, 2003 at 9:15AM :
    In December of last year, prior to Iced Earth signing a new record deal,
    Jon and I had a sit-down concerning what I felt was best for my future and the
    future of Iced Earth. I told him that my heart was no longer into performing
    music and I intended to stand down from my position in the band in pursuit of
    what I felt would be a more satisfying career and consequently a more
    fulfilled life. Jon was very adamant that I should not leave the band, and asked me
    not to do something that I might live to regret. I was compelled to stay with
    it, but as it turns out my course had remained altered.

    For you to understand my position on this matter, I feel I must explain
    myself. As for many people, in and outside of the United States, the events of
    September 11, 2001 had a profound impact. For me personally, it shined a new
    light on life. It forced me to realize how precious and how short life is. I
    feel very fortunate to have been a part of something that has affected so many
    throughout the world, but I believe that what I am striving for will also
    reflect positively on those I come in contact with.

    I am presently going to school in order to obtain my Bachelor's Degree in
    Criminal Justice Administration. When I have received my degree, I intend to
    follow with a career in law enforcement administration.

    I realize that it may be difficult for some of you to understand the decision
    that has been made, but please believe that it has been made to preserve the
    integrity of Iced Earth. I know that there will be people who bad-mouth the
    band and me for this and that there will never be a good enough explanation.
    For those people, I feel pity that they must live through others and I hope
    that someday they will find themselves in another place. I have been on a great
    ride with all of you and I have not a single regret. There are great things
    to come from Iced Earth and we will all be there to witness them.

    I wish Jon and the guys well and I thank you in advance for your support and
    understanding.


    Best wishes,

    Matt





    Message from Jon (read second)
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    Posted by Jon Schaffer on Monday, June 02, 2003 at 9:16AM :
    If you haven't seen Matt's message, please go read that first.


    Hello All,

    As you can see from Matt's post a very difficult decision has been made.
    The events of 9-11 have affected us all in very different ways. I think it
    made most people step back, take a look at their lives and change their
    priorities. I certainly did and so did most of the people I know. In fact, I would bet
    that the whole reason I chose the theme of "The Glorious Burden" for the next
    CD was probably because my sub-conscious is dealing with what happened that
    day. I realize that some of you don't care about what happened, and actually
    that's your problem, but I know that most of you do. We have never been afraid
    to show our loyalty and love of country way before 9-11, and anyone who has
    paid attention knows that. The reason that I'm explaining all of this is so that
    you know how close Iced Earth came to being a memory. After the attacks I was
    also questioning what I had done with my life and if there was some way that I
    could help people and do something that really mattered instead of this
    "illusion" called the music business. When something this real and tragic happens
    it has a huge effect on guys like Matt and I, who come from families who have
    served, and who have a fierce dedication to our republic.

    The music business is a big lie, plain and simple. It's an illusion that's
    marketed and sold. It's the big production, photos, videos, promotion and image
    building and all the other shit that makes you the fans think and feel a
    certain way about whatever band or style it is that you're into, and you don't even
    know it, that's the amazing thing. However, what happens behind the scenes in
    the real world is often very different from the fantasies that the fans
    create in their own minds about their favorite artists. Fans base these fantasies
    on the images they are fed.

    The point to all of this is that it's pretty hard to stay positive and take
    it seriously when you figure out what a huge lie it is. After 9-11 I nearly
    dissolved the band because I thought that what I do with my band is pretty
    insignificant in the big picture, and it is. However, after months and months of
    very heavy thought I realized that it doesn't really matter that the music
    business is a big fucking lie because my songs are not, and my songs are the only
    reason that I do this. I've said it before, I don't care about the rock star or
    guitar hero bullshit, this thing called Iced Earth from the very beginning has
    been a vehicle for my songs and that's it. If some fans have created another
    "reality" about I.E. in their own minds, I can't help them with that, that's
    the "illusion" that's getting them. Iced Earth is and always has been my band
    and my vehicle to get my songs out, no matter the members that are involved.
    It's entertaining to see and hear some of things people come up with when they
    have absolutely no facts. Some people get it and some don't and that's ok
    because in the end the only person that I need to please is me, and usually if I am
    pleased then the majority of the fans will be as well. I have no need or
    desire for Iced Earth to have fair weather fans. I realize that comments like this
    make people think I must be a real prick, and maybe they're right, but I know
    who I am and what I stand for and that scares some people.

    I hope that this long and wordy post will help you all make sense of the
    changes that are taking place.

    Matt called me a few weeks before we started pre-production and said that he
    wanted to quit the band and pursue a career doing administrative work for the
    Department of Homeland Security. He feels that because he is not a songwriter
    he'd have a more secure future and would be happier doing some good in the
    real world rather than living the illusion of something as shallow as a "rock
    star." I asked him to not do something he would live to regret, we have a new
    label and I've written by far the strongest and most compelling material ever and
    we basically have a new beginning. In hindsight I should not have pressured
    him into staying but there was no way I could have predicted what would happen,
    Matt had already quit in his heart, yet out of loyalty he was willing to give
    it a shot. The recording of the vocals did not go smoothly. It was obvious to
    Jim Morris (producer) and me that something was very wrong. However, we
    pushed forward and Jim felt that we may have to change the way we mixed the vocals
    but that we'd basically be ok. After tracking was done we proceeded with the
    mix. I was becoming more and more disturbed with the way things were sounding
    and by the time we started the mix on the 32 minute Gettysburg (1863) epic I
    knew I had to make a serious decision. It was not a decision that I ever wanted
    to make; I always expected Matt and I to jam together until we were grumpy old
    men.

    Here's the not so glorious burden of being the guy who makes tough decisions:
    I decided to stop production and shelve the album until I find a new singer.
    Matt's heart was not in it and it showed in his performance. I'm sure that's
    hard for some of you to believe but it's simply a fact. There are a lot of
    things you can do with today's technology to make a singer sound better but you
    can't add feeling with a computer. And we all know from past recordings that Matt
    has never had a problem delivering feeling, so it was obvious that it was
    over and he just didn't have it in his heart to really feel the album.
    The Glorious Burden is without a doubt the best album I have ever written. It
    is the first time that I've written about such serious and important events.
    It's also the first time that I've written about something as near and dear to
    my heart as the history of our country. It probably sounds corny to some of
    you but I've often used the American Revolution as inspiration to give me the
    strength to carry on in this constant uphill battle. My love and passion for
    the study of the Civil War is being translated to music for the first time in
    the history of the band and that's what makes this album so special. I spent
    countless hours creating what is most definitely my masterpiece as a songwriter.
    This is not just another album about dark fantasy/sci-fi/horror material.
    After Horror Show, which is a good record but the personal touch is missing on a
    lot of it; I felt this would be the best way to bring that personal passion
    back into the music in a new and fresh way.

    So it really comes down to the fact that I still feel like I've got something
    to say as a song writer, so I'm going to keep going. I would have rather
    continued the way things were but I can't make someone want to do something, no
    one can. This has been a very hard decision, and a costly one, but I would
    rather not release an album at all than to have it haunt me for the rest of my life
    because I knew it wasn't the way it should be. Also, I will carry on because
    I can't see flushing nearly 20 years of hard work down the toilet because a
    member has had a change of heart. I don't think real Iced Earth fans would want
    that either.

    I have spent some of the best times of my life with Matt. We have been able
    to experience many things in our travels together and I hope he finds what he
    seeks for his future, I truly wish him the best for his life.

    And so another chapter in the struggle for Iced Earth and my love of metal
    begins. I have to say I feel great and completely energized and am very
    optimistic for our future. A strange thing considering the uncertainty that lies
    ahead, but if you know me, you know I love a challenge.

    The Glorious Burden will come out in all it's glory when I find the right guy
    to redo the vocals. If it takes 2 months, 6 months, a year; whatever it takes
    to do it right we will get it out the way it's meant to be. The true and
    dedicated fans should not be concerned that this is the end; it most definitely is
    not, before you know it the album will be out and it will be the best thing
    you've heard from Iced Earth.

    I hope most of you will understand the situation that I'm in and will be
    confident that I will carry on in the same I.E. tradition as I always have;
    quality, honesty and integrity...

    Stay Metal!

    Jon Schaffer


    ma *****!!!

  15. #2265
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    ma la cosa + bella è che ne vado fiero
    non saremo certo noi a dirti che fai male



    sono cmq triste

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