Malaclypse
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rahvin said:it is however possible that the third band in a row to jump on the same bandwagon won't get much benefits from the change in style, and lose their former fans without finding room to fit in the higher league. in flames will probably experience some fleeting popularity then revert back to average-to-small sized band, and i can't really imagine a conscious choice on the part of their members, while it makes more sense to me that they just got influenced by some nu-metal bands they liked. even more so arch enemy or soilwork, who will probably get next to no advantages from their change of direction aside from a slightly less invisible video-rotation on mtv.
krigsbarn said:Agreed, but "appreciate" and "ask for". Is not the same thing. I don't want DT to add vocals, I want them to do what they always done well, and if they say they'll add clean vocals, I'll remember of Skydancer and Projector, how they did very well sticking their music with clean vocals. So it's cool. And we'll always know there are songs that can't have clean vocals on it
VultureCulture said:no musician would make music for the fans. of course it's a genuine feeling if you stand on stage and people actually enjoy what you are doing, even if it be only two or three. but you do it mainly for your own benefits, to feel happy as well. and at some point it just all gets too time- and ressources-consuming that money as a factor comes into play. if any band mentions their care about their fans they either mean they like to party and want to have fun or they think about their income, their merchandise, their website counters. and somewhere in between these two groups of musicians is the borderline which seperates "underground" from "mainstream" bands. and fans can do nothing to alter the label of a band.
Aldraugth said:I have to say that I don't like Stanne's clean vocals...they are not bad at all but I don't see it as part of their music. Anyway, I don't see it as a bad thing if they use it with way like in songs Emptier Still, FreeCard or Nether Novas... but no more songs like Auctioned.
But finally, the band decide what they want to do, but I will be happy if they continue with same way as in Damage Done.
seventi said:I want a similar Damage Done album, but with clean vox. That would be amazing!
define "people".krigsbarn said:A lot of things would be amazing, but systematically, what most people want is Dark Tranquillity becoming more like britneyspears. Hence the success of Evanescence.
rahvin said:define "people".
as a side note, i like evanescence's big hit. i know it's considered blasphemy around here, and i'm not even getting into how pop-friendly the whole band and their music is, but i do like that song. the same doesn't apply to the rest of their record.