In Flames going TV

[mindflesh]

I bought Reroute To Remain today, and it's ok as far as I can tell.
Anyway, just a few minutes ago I saw the "Cloud Connected" clip on the Viva Plus Charts (www.vivaplus.tv) - new entry at place 2 ... I guess now there's finally a link established between Nu-Metal and Melodic Death Metal; it was only a matter of time. I don't know how I should feel about this, but I guess it's okay. What do you think?

 

[Alex78]

<german>Gibts da ne bestimmte Sendung wo man das sehen kann? Wie 2Rock früher...</german>

 

[mindflesh]

<german>Viva Plus Rock Charts, jeden Di 20.00 / Sa 16.00</german> ...

 

[Hobo]

<swedish> va???? </swedish>

 

[SentencedToBurn]

"I guess now there's finally a link established between Nu-Metal and Melodic Death Metal"

What do you mean by that??


I think its great. good for In Flames for finally getting success. they deserve it.

 

[Alex78]

Originally posted by Hobo
<swedish> va???? </swedish>

smoerebroed?

 

[Stinkfist]

I think a bigger link is the nu-metal song on that album (Transparent)

 

[mindflesh]

Yeah of course. It's great for them and great for people to get to know bands like In Flames. What I meant was that IF seem to appeal to new target audiences (in addition to many of their old fans) - obviously a part of the nu-metal fans (I think they were on tour with Slipknot as well).

 

[Stinkfist]

Yeah, they toured over here (England) with Slipknot. To be honest, I'm not too keen on the new one, though.

 

[ricochet]

I haven't heard the new one yet and am in no hurry to do so.

That's good for them that they are finally getting attention. *shrugs*

 

[bleedingskeptic]

the link between melodic death metal and nu-metal? WTF? i think its melodic death metal bands starting to sound nu-metallish.

 

[J.]

lost interest in 'em with Clayman

 

[Hondo]

The album is 60% filler.