Defenders Of The Faith, le forum Metal

Theli a écrit :Ptin Fonz ......

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Lucio a écrit :J'ai jamais entendu le moindre morceau de Venom alors je peux pas en parler...

Bebert a écrit :

Lucio a écrit :J'ai jamais entendu le moindre morceau de Venom alors je peux pas en parler...

vaut mieux pas pour toi je pense, tu risques de t'énerver
Je crois que ya Van halen qui t'apelle, il veut que t'ecoutes 5150 maintenant

Cardinal-Sin a écrit :MDR les news en française sur le site officiel

Juin 2004


Cronos & Antton ont fait un break dans leur gros programme d'enregistrement pour prendre
part à l'annuel Downlaod Festival. Ils ont été invités par Metallica, ont accèdés aux coulisses
avec les groupes Damage Plan, Slayer, et SlipKnot.
Cronos a dit " un grand jour pour le Metal".

Lucio a écrit : Non, c'est fini, je m'enerve plus. Je vais me me convertir au Bouddhisme et faire du yoga! J'essayerai peut-être "Cast in stone", il paraît qu'il est pas mal...

demoniac a écrit :Il ne reste plus que Cronos dans le groupe !!

Actually Venom started as a 5 member band called Oberon .Abaddon and Mantas met at a JudasPriest gig and decided to make a band.The whole idea was Mantas':he worked as a roadie in concerts and also he was into motorcycles where he had the nickname Venom .Cronos went to Venom as a guitarist. However when Mantas wrote Live Like An Angel,Die Like A Devil he asked Cronos to sing it.Everyone liked it then.At the same time Abaddon had arranged to play to a club but there was noone to play bass since the bass player had quit to wed.So Cronos thought he should try playing the bass since he saw that playing the basic notes wasn't that hard.Everyone liked it and the band remained that way.

Venom was originally called Guillotine and was formed in Newcastle, Great Britain in the late 1970's. In December 1978 the band changed their name to Venom. Many claim that the band was first known as Oberon but Oberon was the band of future Venom members Tony Bray and Clive Archer and actually existed alongside Venom for a while. In August 1979 Jeffrey Dunn met Clive Archer at a Judas Priest gig in Newcastle and later on Jeff decided to let Clive and his drummer try out for the vacant spots in Venom (their drummer and singer had mysteriously left the band in July).
In November 1979 Jeffrey Dunn met Conrad Lant at a friend's place and soon Conrad was also part of Venom. In February 1980 the band's bass player left less than one week before their first gig at the Meth in Wallsend on Friday 15th February. Conrad then picked up the bass (he was originally a guitarist) and the band was able to perform after all. On April 29th 1980 Venom entered the studio to record their first demo which included three songs - "Angel Dust", "Raise The Dead" and "Red Light Fever". They even managed to persuade the record company to give them half a day in the studio for free. Conrad made copies of the tape and sent them to record companies, stations, magazines and venues.

In June 1981 Venom played a gig at the "Quay Club" in Hebburn, Tyne & Wear. The electrics blew several times, the bombs blackened all the walls, the fire department had to go there because of all the smoke emitted from the building. After this gig (Conrad's first as the band's new vocalist since Clive Archer left) Venom was banned from the entire club circuit. In August 1981 the band entered the studio to record their first album "Welcome To Hell" which received a 5 star review in "Sounds" on December 26th. In June 1982 Venom played in Poperinge in Belgium.

Fonz a écrit :Espérons qu'ils viendront en FRANCE !

Fonz a écrit :(son pourri de chez pourri)