PAIN said:
Yeah, great news! I thought i'd open a thread in which we can post updates on the new album or just discuss the facts given.
New PAIN Album in May 2011?
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Yeah, great news! I thought i'd open a thread in which we can post updates on the new album or just discuss the facts given.
*Mari*
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great!
I wondered about when in spring it will be that they are possibly publishing their next record...
I can't await it
seems like they ARE giving many concerts next year, like one of them said in the "quest"-thread.
Hopefully they are making it again to the W:O:A next year^^ (they've already been there 2009 so I guess that the chances aren't that low for them to come especially when they got a new record at hand)
I'm curious about the supportband(s) for their tour... last time has it been "brother firetribe" when I saw them in Cologne (but if I remember correctly, there had been another band for other locations across Germany - but I forgot which one it was)^^
I wondered about when in spring it will be that they are possibly publishing their next record...
I can't await it
seems like they ARE giving many concerts next year, like one of them said in the "quest"-thread.
Hopefully they are making it again to the W:O:A next year^^ (they've already been there 2009 so I guess that the chances aren't that low for them to come especially when they got a new record at hand)
I'm curious about the supportband(s) for their tour... last time has it been "brother firetribe" when I saw them in Cologne (but if I remember correctly, there had been another band for other locations across Germany - but I forgot which one it was)^^
There's something weird...I thought Peter was playing and recording everything himself during studio sessions, as well as writting all the tracks and the lyrics, now according to this update, its more of a ''We'' project now? Everyone writes and everyone records during studio sessions?
Michael Bohlin
ex-Pain guitarist
great!
I'm curious about the supportband(s) for their tour... last time has it been "brother firetribe" when I saw them in Cologne (but if I remember correctly, there had been another band for other locations across Germany - but I forgot which one it was)^^
It was Brother Firetribe on the whole European Headline Tour 2009, and it was Zonaria on the European Headline Tour 2007.
Ha ha ha.. You see... Even thou Peter is the boss everybody is pulling their straw to the stack. Everybody is playing their part and everybody has a roll to fill, and thats what makes us a band. I can only speak for my self. I'm not involved in the writing. I can always tell Peter what I think thou and I always do. Then if he listens to me, I don't know. I'm a pyrotech, I work with our shows. I'm also composing most of our news updates, press releases and blog posts, etc. I drink beer. And when it comes to recording, I will lay down all the drumtracks on the next album. And I will take every chance I get to influence or affect the album to travel in a direction that I think makes it better.
great. Recording in the abyss must be even better than fucking virgins in disneyland.....heeeeeh...you know what I mean
Ha ha ha.. You see... Even thou Peter is the boss everybody is pulling their straw to the stack. Everybody is playing their part and everybody has a roll to fill, and thats what makes us a band. I can only speak for my self. I'm not involved in the writing. I can always tell Peter what I think thou and I always do. Then if he listens to me, I don't know. I'm a pyrotech, I work with our shows. I'm also composing most of our news updates, press releases and blog posts, etc. I drink beer. And when it comes to recording, I will lay down all the drumtracks on the next album. And I will take every chance I get to influence or affect the album to travel in a direction that I think makes it better.
Did you also play all drums on the last album? Because I also thought Peter did the whole recording stuff on his own and you played the drums on a few songs?!
Hello ben_uez!
Your last assumption is correct. I didn't play on all songs on CP. It would be interesting if anyone can hear what songs are real drums and what songs are drum machine
One thing though, I really wish Peter wont put Hypocrisy aside for 4 years like he did prior to ATOED.
Pain's very cool, but nothing shall ever beat his firstborn child
Pain's very cool, but nothing shall ever beat his firstborn child
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Michael Bohlin
ex-Pain guitarist
We were supporting Nightwish together with Indica in 2009 as an example. You don't have any support band when you are a support band if you see what i mean
mustakorppi
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hetki
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Hello ben_uez!
Your last assumption is correct. I didn't play on all songs on CP. It would be interesting if anyone can hear what songs are real drums and what songs are drum machine
Hm.. Only "Don't care" (as it is written in the booklet) or something else?
Theodor Abducted
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Oh, I think nowadays it is almost impossible to determine how the drums have been created. Samples in a sequencer could be also once recorded live. Many PC-programs support many different samples for each drum and each hat or crash. And then we can simulate almost alive drummer
(..but no drummer ever will not be able to create such a kickass sound, as on the Hypocrisy's "Penetralia" I would give anything just to know what it was)
In my opinion, as I can hear, Monkey Business, I'm Going In, Reach Out, Generation X, Not Your Kind and of course, No One Knows could be the creation of PC. ...but hat sounds very realistic
But I think that it is pointless idea to make drum machine too realistic. It's better just to find or create powerful and interesting drum samples. Or just to record live drums. Very good drums was at the "Rebirth" album. That's why there is no need to hide that they are "not alive" or to try to make it more realistic. And "Cynic" sounds very realistic for samplers but I think a little boring.
By the way, Dancing With The Dead drums were the best as for live/electronic balance, I think.
Waiting for a lot of kickassing drums at the new one!
Sorry for my English
Samples in a sequencer could be also once recorded live. Many PC-programs support many different samples for each drum and each hat or crash. And then we can simulate almost alive drummer (..but no drummer ever will not be able to create such a kickass sound, as on the Hypocrisy's "Penetralia"
I would give anything just to know what it was)In my opinion, as I can hear, Monkey Business, I'm Going In, Reach Out, Generation X, Not Your Kind and of course, No One Knows could be the creation of PC. ...but hat sounds very realistic
But I think that it is pointless idea to make drum machine too realistic. It's better just to find or create powerful and interesting drum samples. Or just to record live drums. Very good drums was at the "Rebirth" album. That's why there is no need to hide that they are "not alive" or to try to make it more realistic. And "Cynic" sounds very realistic for samplers but I think a little boring.
By the way, Dancing With The Dead drums were the best as for live/electronic balance, I think.
Waiting for a lot of kickassing drums at the new one!
Sorry for my English
