Replacement of Jens Ryland?

[Dantven]

Who's replacing the old guitarist?

If you haven't found anyone, I"ll move to norway and play for you guys

 

[svältvinter]

NO pick me pick me!!

 

[Henrik Main]

They have found one. It's mentioned in some other thread, about the departure of Jens. They haven't mentioned any names, but judging by what the Borkie guys have said, I don't think it's a famous guy.

 

[Dantven]

:Smug:

 

[Ezaphen]

henrikmain: That depends on how you define fame.

.:ez

 

[Djöfull]

I don't think it's a famous guy.

I think it´s that guy in Roxette or Aha

 

[panzer0x]

*crosses his fingers for Morten Harket*

 

[Morgana]

hehehe

 

[Henrik Main]

henrikmain: That depends on how you define fame.

.:ez

Famous for me would be: Ihsahn, Samoth, Nocturno Culto, or other members of the Norwegian metal scene.

 

[Wolfenmond]

I've always wondered if Vintersorg couldnt take that job, since he's an quite skilled guitarplayer.
Is he, just like many others unable to concentrate on singing and playing the guitar at the same time?!

 

[corrado]

I saw Vintersorg live, playing bass guitar and singing at the same time, and I don´t think he did a bad job, and I think that playing bass guitar and singing is more difficult than playing rhythm guitar and singing. But probably Mr. V. doesn´t want to do both because he´s afraid that, with one more job to do among all his other jobs, he could possibly explode.

 

[the alumnus]

personally i think playing bass and singing is easier than playing guitar and singing. usually bassists are playing a single note whilst a guitarists is playing two or three at a time.

 

[panzer0x]

personally i think playing bass and singing is easier than playing guitar and singing. usually bassists are playing a single note whilst a guitarists is playing two or three at a time.

Really? Most bass players I know of are pretty much following the guitar in terms of speed and number of notes. Also, depending on what I am playing of course, I find guitar easier to play while singing., because I find it easier to keep a steady beat with a plectrum than with finger technique. But, like Valgjerd Svarstad Haugland said; Smaken er som baken; den er rund.

 

[Henrik Main]

Mighty LOL @ panzer0x

Quoting Valgerd is the best thing ever done on this message board. Did she really say that? I've heard "Smaken er som baken; den er delt" before though