ZitatAlles anzeigenOriginal von joker, vor sehr sehr langer zeit
Auch in diesem Forum nochmal, weil ich so lieb bin
Folgende lieder sind von Skold, werden aber als Manson Songs im Netz verbreitet:
Don't Pray
The Point
Burn
Believe
Dead God
I Hate
Das ganze nennt sich "Dead God Ep" und besteht aus Demos die Skold gemacht hat bevor er zu Manson kam, die sollten eigentlich nie an die öffentlichkeit.
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lol. ich bin gespannt
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schau dir doch mal die ip an dann wissen wir wenigstens schonmal von wo er/sie postet
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Original von Sabazios
hmm nachdem jetzt bekannt wurde dass a perfect circle erstmal nichts mehr macht...isses bissel wahrscheinlicher geworden...wer weißist der herr wirklich von nothing?? ich bin immer skeptisch seit jemand im BBS als "marilynmanson" irgendelchen stuss gepostet hat
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awww someone from interscope. please tell manson that he should convince wes borland to play guitar for marilyn manson, that would be THA SHIT *g*
ist das echt jemand von nothing/interscope oder fall ich grad auf nen faker rein?
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+++ Zusammen mit 350 Fans haben Slipknot ein komplettes Haus dem Erdboden gleich gemacht. Zwei Maggots mussten nach der Aktion im Krankenhaus behandelt werden. Grund für diesen Geniestreich der Iowa-Spacken war der Dreh ihres neuen Videos zum Song "Duality" aus dem kommenden Album "Volume 3: The Subliminal Sessions". Unterdessen hat Frontmann Corey Taylor Anfang März seine Freundin Scarlett geheiratet. +++
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Original von fucking work of art
ja, hallo?! die single iss noch nichma draußen, wie kann die danns chon im netz sein??
es ist möglich das ein lied lange vor veröffentlichung im netz landet aber doch nicht so weit im vorraus. und wenns wirklich von mm wäre würde alle welt drüber reden und nicht nur "mr.skold"
es sprach ihr Ayman Abdallah, schalten sie auch morgen wieder Galileo ein
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wer glaubt das die marilyn manson version von personal jesus jetzt schon im netz gelandet ist glaubt wahrscheinlich auch das die erde eine scheibe ist.
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Ich mir schon
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Die beste Band der Welt ist gleichzeitig auch die netteste und stellt, einfach so, einen neuen Song ins Netz der wohl auf ihrem irgendwann dieses Jahr erscheinenden, bisher unbetietelten neuen Album landen wird. Was für ein Satz.
Die Lyrics gibts auch :
goodbye 1989
i wanna be the one in control
rock my white shoes, polo tie
the next big thing for 5 years runningit's not your turn
it's not your turn yetback off you little shit
gnawing at my fist
i see they bring you by the boatloadback off you little whores
that i wanna pause
and let me beat you to the fucking punch
pownobody wants me to go
my act is just getting oldgoodbye 1989
i wanna be the one in control
rock my white shoes, polo tie
the next big thing for 5 years runningit's not your turn
it's not your turn yetback off you little shit
gnawing at my fist
i see they bring you by the boatloadback off you little whores
that i wanna pause
and let me beat you to the fucking punch
pownobody wants me to go
my act is just getting oldnow if you wanna get down like this
we hate what we like
you bitches wanna get down like this
we hate what we likeback off you little shit
gnawing at my fist
i see they bring you by the boatloadback off you little whores
that i wanna pause
and let me beat you to the fucking punch
pownobody wants me to go
my act is just getting old -
gut, ich kenne nicht alles.
darum: memento mori klingt wie rammstein. in schlecht. -
Umbra Et Imago klingen wie Rammstein. In schlecht
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klingt genauso scheisse wie alles was ich vorher an spooky kids songs gehört hab, ich gebs auf
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geil danke. ich hab mir die songs nie wirklich angehört weil mich die quali so angekotzt hat, jetzt bin ich mal gespannt
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die bild ist so mordsbehindert das gibts nicht. kann man die nicht verbieten? echt schlimm. hirnfickjournalismus par excelence. und die leute glauben auch noch was da drinsteht. jeder einzelne artikel ist ein grund in der redaktion amok zu laufen (don't try this at home).
so schlecht. so kacke. und millionen kaufen das. darf das sein? ich sage nein.
wenns die bild nicht geben würde wären wir echt besser dran. glaube ich -
keine ahnung. find es raus: http://www.whitepages.com/
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After more than two years in hibernation, Slipknot are about to re-emerge with a new look and a new album, which is cryptically titled Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses.
The band will don its third series of masks on this year's Jägermeister Music Tour, which begins March 30 in Orlando, Florida (see "Slipknot, Chimaira, Fear Factory Set For Jägermeister Music Tour").The new masks are more streamlined than those Slipknot wore on the 2002 tour for their second album, Iowa, but the look is basically the same.
"It's just an extension of what we wore last time, they just have more elaborate detail," said drummer Joey Jordison. "You can still tell which guy is who, so I don't think the kids are gonna be confused."
Nor will they be confused by Slipknot's new music, Jordison said. As with the masks, the vibe is instantly familiar, but the songs are more developed than the group's prior material. The first track released will be "Pulse of the Maggots," which comes out the same day the Jägermeister Music Tour launches.
"It's got the feel of Ministry crossed with Slayer," Jordison said. "It's heavier than f--- and it's really cool. Also, it's the first introduction to the shredder old-school guitar solos of Mick [Thompson] and Jim [Root]. Mick and Jim are two of the best guitar players I've ever heard, and I think it's cool that we never really showcased their talent at playing technical metal solos. But when you hear them play back-and-forth solos on that track, it's so insane that it kind of makes you laugh."
"Pulse of the Maggots," like many songs on Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses, due May 25, is about the band's development over the last couple of years and the relationship it continues to nurture with its fans. "It's a rallying cry anthem, and it's about how our fans still hold the flag for a band that has been gone for two years. It's a tribute to them, fully."
Slipknot chose the name Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses because while the album is an obvious cry of rage and frustration, there's an underlying theme of bonding and unification.
"I don't necessarily look at it as a negative or evil title," Jordison said. "I just think there are so many internal thoughts and so much intensity within the lyrics that there are a lot of different meanings that can be pulled out of it. A lot of feelings went into the making of this record, and after digesting the whole thing you can really see that we're dealing a lot with getting back together and learning how to be a band again."
The first "official" single, "Duality," expresses the dichotomy of the bandmembers wanting to be away from one another and striving to get back together. "It's about realizing how important we are to our fans and how important they are to us, and how important we are to each other," Jordison said. "It's about creating that movement again."
The track is the most experimental single the band has ever released. "It's got one of the heaviest grooves we ever came up with," Jordison said. "It's a dark song, but the chorus is very liberal as far as tones and things that we've never done before, and the things we've done with [singer] Corey [Taylor]'s voice are really wild."
Slipknot will shoot a performance video for the song later this month in their hometown of Des Moines, Iowa, with Mark Klasfeld and Tony of Vem and Tony.
"It's gonna really show the actual intensity of the band," Jordison said. "Doing it in our hometown will really bring out an ethereal type of vibe that I don't think we could capture by being in L.A."
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