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David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 00:34
by unholy_ghoul
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 00:49
by Tea
Heavytothebone2: When most people think of extreme metal, they think of blast beats and fast riffing. To you, does this album represent what your idea of extreme metal is?
Disco D:Well, extreme is extreme, which includes extreme differences between songs.
Fucking hell I am sooooo sick of hearing him say this
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 01:02
by agony bagony
no dude you forgot the whole quote
Heavytothebone2: When most people think of extreme metal, they think of blast beats and fast riffing. To you, does this album represent what your idea of extreme metal is?
Well, extreme is extreme, which includes extreme differences between songs. Extreme to me means literally no boundaries. As soon as somebody starts putting things into a box, that’s their problem. That sounds like creative limitations, and true creativity doesn’t have such limitations, in my opinion.
how about challenging boundaries, then, evil taint, instead of writing music that literally would have fit right in with the metal scene had you released it in 1997?
someone really needs to ask him "does this album represent what your idea of stale and/or regressive metal is?"
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 01:03
by agony bagony
also i stopped reading three questions after that and i suggest everyone else disappointed in idi do the same. dont waste your time with nonsense
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 01:05
by Tea
‘Wow, this is going to be a fun ride.’ We’re an extreme band, we put out an extreme record, and there are some very extreme opinions about it. I’m extremely happy about that.
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Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 01:06
by vega
As soon as somebody starts putting things into a box, that’s their problem.
:die:
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 01:07
by ^_____________^
As soon as somebody starts putting things into a box, that’s their problem.
:die:
Can somebody please give this hard-on bearer a sign that says "post of the year"?
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 01:24
by Hallucinating dead
So "I" album is like "This is my band and I can do anything with it."
Conceptual win, Musically 'Fail", there are loads of differences between A B and C, but the traditionality of Metal was always there. Morbid angel (was)= Trey, so trey dont care anymore of what David saying about the band.
The ancient one is no more ancient, pretty hardcore now.
I cant trace Trace Azagthoth's thoughts through this WEAK form of music.
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 01:44
by unholy_ghoul
Well things in M.A. are definitely different and even if they can pull a J album I don't foresee them going back to what they were.
"When we recorded them, Trey (Azagthoth, guitarist) originally came in with some demos he had at home of the direction he was thinking about for the stuff."
And I don't think kicking Disco D's ass would solve the problem.
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 01:45
by agony bagony
As soon as somebody starts putting things into a box, that’s their problem.
:die:
Can somebody please give this hard-on bearer a sign that says "post of the year"?
when we do board awards the category will be "second best post of the year"
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 02:15
by droidspawn
first is?
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 02:19
by Mesarthim
post of the fucking year.
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 02:19
by agony bagony
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Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 02:19
by Uni777
Well things in M.A. are definitely different and even if they can pull a J album I don't foresee them going back to what they were.
"When we recorded them, Trey (Azagthoth, guitarist) originally came in with some demos he had at home of the direction he was thinking about for the stuff."
And I don't think kicking Disco D's ass would solve the problem.
Agreed. The internet is full of folks blaming David, though Trey came up with the techno stuff. I think that inspired David to do a song as radicult. Which Trey obviously liked or it would not have been on the album.
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 02:22
by vO)))id
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Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 02:25
by Mesarthim
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Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 02:26
by Hallucinating dead
Trey did a great work on Nevermore, beauty meets beast and radikult(solo only). The other tracks are so just weak. That my problem. No strength for me there. Here i disagree with Trey. About DiscoD's vocals, they made the album even worse, I cant even listen to good part of the album.
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 02:28
by agony bagony
he really should be referred to as "evil taint" or "extreme dingleberry"
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 02:33
by Tea
I will now start calling him extreme dingleberry
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 02:39
by vO)))id
Disco D is still the winner for me!
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 04:02
by Anjel
Schrödinger's Angel?
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 04:04
by jawn galliano
extreme dingleberry is fun but i feel like that's giving the man too many syllables.
disco d and evil taint are both effective and succinct
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 08:19
by xr2m
It kills me when Disco D is talking about how hard they worked on this record, especially in terms of figuring out drum parts for the "techno" (I use that term lightly) parts and such. Really? It was that hard to figure out how TIm could play 4/4 beats with the drums replaced by industrial/techno samples? Seriously, listen to something like Dødheimsgard's "666 International" (an AWESOME record which I love!) to see how that has been done, not to mention more effectively and imaginatively 12 years ago!
I guess the overall thing that bothers me is the insinuation that MA worked really hard on this - does Illud really sound that way to anyone? If anything, it sounds like an album that was done at the last minute with a bunch of studio fuckery just to get it out. The mention that they only played "Nevermore" as a band prior to going into the studio makes it sound like it was an ill-rehearsed album that was mostly pieced together in the studio. There's no "band" on this album - just a bunch of random ideas that were glued together in a studio environment, and that's sad.
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 09:20
by Olden Polynice
Sometimes, greatness is not easy, but that’s cool. I enjoy the work. I enjoy the time that we spent isolating some of the stuff and making it come to fruition. That’s the stuff that dreams are made of, for me.
‘Wow, this is going to be a fun ride.’ We’re an extreme band, we put out an extreme record, and there are some very extreme opinions about it. I’m extremely happy about that.
The word extreme is really fucking getting on my nerves.
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 10:01
by Olden Polynice
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 10:19
by Olden Polynice
This is probably the most extreme record we’ve ever done, and some of that extremity is the extreme differences from song to song.
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 11:25
by zim
if i ever meet david vincent i would like to punch him in the face for saying extreme so fucking much
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 13:08
by Olden Polynice
Just imagine this is David..
[youtube]zrSwaA-FAj4[/youtube]
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 14:37
by unholy_ghoul
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 17:16
by agony bagony
[quote name="xr2m"]I guess the overall thing that bothers me is the insinuation that MA worked really hard on this - does Illud really sound that way to anyone? If anything, it sounds like an album that was done at the last minute with a bunch of studio fuckery just to get it out. The mention that they only played "Nevermore" as a band prior to going into the studio makes it sound like it was an ill-rehearsed album that was mostly pieced together in the studio. There's no "band" on this album - just a bunch of random ideas that were glued together in a studio environment, and that's sad.[/quote]
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 29 Jun 2011, 18:10
by Anjel
[quote name="mabb_"]Just imagine this is David..
[youtube]zrSwaA-FAj4[/youtube][/quote]
[youtube]Sf8cM7f6P2I[/youtube]
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Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 30 Jun 2011, 18:18
by vega
this is drinking place here which sometimes i will visit
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 30 Jun 2011, 20:40
by zambon
so its pretty obvious that we are not gonna have a terrorizer world tour as many were saying in the last weeks ...
pete will not be able to play anymore, in his age its very hard to recover from such a serious surgery
feel sad for him
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 30 Jun 2011, 23:11
by zim
at least he won't be ending his career after having recorded something like illud
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 01 Jul 2011, 00:18
by zambon
yeah but its weird think bout it
its like not having the chance to say goodbye to a person you really like ... that kind of feeling
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 01 Jul 2011, 08:24
by Olden Polynice
[quote name="zambon"]
pete will not be able to play anymore, in his age its very hard to recover from such a serious surgery
feel sad for him
[/quote]
Do you mean tour instead of play?
Re: David Vincent interview to metalunderground.com
Posted: 01 Jul 2011, 08:28
by zambon
I think he will be able to play for fun at home, for a short period of time. Nothing more than that.
