So Barlows back in Iced Earth

[neal]

 

[Krigloch the Furious]

so is he out of Pyramaze?

 

[Captain Beard]

I hope not.

 

[derek]

Ken, let's get fucking pragmatic about this shit.

We need answers and we need them now.

 

[The Grayfox]

No, he's still in Pyramaze. From Jonah:

"Just so you guys know, Matt is still in Pyramaze and the recording is going as planned. Matt will issue his own press statement soon, so stay tuned. cheers -jonah w"

 

[fading]

so is he out of Pyramaze?

No he's not.

 

[Krigloch the Furious]

fuck!

 

[Will @ work]

Now, I actually give a shit about reading Iced Earth headlines on Blabbermouth again.

 

[Will @ work]

I almost feel sorry for Owens, considering he always ends up having to face the comment "your OK, but I'd much rather hear Halford/Barlow".

this gave me the chuckles

 

[Det Som Engang Var]

Will check your myspace messages when you get a chance please. More annoying pro tools questions await you.

 

[Will @ work]

responded...

 

[[KOTNO]Narrot]

rofl. schaffer is such a dick i care for the news if they play lots of old stuff in concert. else i dont have hopes for a new good album ...

 

[WhiteBeastofWotan]

Will check your myspace messages when you get a chance please. More annoying pro tools questions await you.

He wants to ask you about your "pro tool"

 

[The River Dragon]

It seems like Jon ran out of good ideas for his music long time ago, and he's writing almost everything for IE so i don't think Matt will be able to make the new album sound much better anywayI haven't listened through the whole "Framing Armageddon", although IE used to be my favorite band (but then I discovered Nevermore), the songs are so extremely boring!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Will Bozarth]

yes, the music is generic... the singing was what made IE great before Barlow left... now I'm interested again because Barlow rules

 

[Chromatose]

exactly.

 

[azal]

postin'

 

[BlueSky]

puddin

 

[stefan86]

for sure

 

[DreamNeonBlack]

Honestly, regardless of singer. The best thing Jon could do is to find another musician for the band who is an extremely good songwriter and work with them to make a great CD.
This is a classic example what happens when " one man is the band ", they run out of ideas. Jon's one riff got old many albums ago.