I like to see they go back to Andy Sneaps as producer but also go to James Murphy as co-producer with both Andy and James working together.
I like to see the cd stay 41 to 45 minutes.
I like to see the cd stay 41 to 45 minutes.
What you to see on the next Nevermore cd?
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IOfTheStorm
Gogol Bordello
Neil Kernon back ( c mon he produced "Rage For Order", he is the perfect producer)
less - aggressive music, more - emotional and intense music
more atmospheric / psychedelic stuff like the ones in DNB and in "Noumenon"
less - aggressive music, more - emotional and intense music
more atmospheric / psychedelic stuff like the ones in DNB and in "Noumenon"
The title came out wrong. I was trying to make somewhat similar to what someone posted on Soilwork did to see what the next Soilwork should be like. I tought it would be cool to see what people would to like on the next cd from Nevermore.metalskater7 said:
WhiteBeastofWotan
Apostitutes!
ah i guess nothing major... maybe be a little less seven string happy, but other than that.... besides production issues, i have no other requests
i want it to be heavy again but still have the awesome ballads!Niles Darquetona said:
in the gaaaardeeeennnnnn!!!!
unknown
fuck ftagn
DoctorX3
Buddha with drugs & anger
Either of their old producers would be good. Hell, there's a laundry list of people who could do a better job than Kelley Gray.
Mike Clink, Terry Date, Stephen Wilson, Rhys Fulber, Ross Robinson, Dan Hough, Butch Walker, Peter Collins, Rick Rubin, James Barton, John Purdell, Duane Baron, David Botrill...
It ain't that hard to come up with a better choice.
I might be interested in seeing if they could get a first rate rhythm guitarist, with the interest of recapturing the harmonies on Politics of Ecstacy. Loomis handled himself pretty damned well on Dead Heart and Enemies though, so I'll give him this much credit: he's one of the few guitarists talented enough to carry a thrash band purely on his own merrits.
Mike Clink, Terry Date, Stephen Wilson, Rhys Fulber, Ross Robinson, Dan Hough, Butch Walker, Peter Collins, Rick Rubin, James Barton, John Purdell, Duane Baron, David Botrill...
It ain't that hard to come up with a better choice.
I might be interested in seeing if they could get a first rate rhythm guitarist, with the interest of recapturing the harmonies on Politics of Ecstacy. Loomis handled himself pretty damned well on Dead Heart and Enemies though, so I'll give him this much credit: he's one of the few guitarists talented enough to carry a thrash band purely on his own merrits.
PlatypusJesus
A Dead Sun Serenity
MajestikMøøse
Membrum virile
PlatypusJesus
A Dead Sun Serenity
The Frozen One
the frozen one
Karmic
speedy meatmonger
Will Bozarth
Everlasting Godstopper
Karmic
speedy meatmonger
Poison God
I am the Dog
You're kidding right? BiN owns you!dead6skin6mask6 said:anything at all, for it is Nevermore and they can do no wrong... besides Believe in Nothing
Will Bozarth
Everlasting Godstopper
Will Bozarth
Everlasting Godstopper
Poison God said:
hehe... i like the lyrics, just not big on the music... maybe i didnt give it a fair chance, ill work on it
DreamNeonBlack
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Either Shneap or Kernon would be fine by me for a producer.
I would be interested to see what they would sound like with Devin Townsend producing or maybe Arjen lucassen.
As far as the music goes, I have no issues with the directions they move in.
I WOULD like to see though the record company get behind the band a little more, get them on some great great tours.
I would be interested to see what they would sound like with Devin Townsend producing or maybe Arjen lucassen.
As far as the music goes, I have no issues with the directions they move in.
I WOULD like to see though the record company get behind the band a little more, get them on some great great tours.
WhiteBeastofWotan
Apostitutes!
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