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Blaze - The Man Who Would Not die
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Yathin Lizzy
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Yathin Lizzy
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Je suis pas un spécialiste mais par moment, certains trucs me rappellent un peu Nevermore.
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Bib
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Arf ! L'approche est quand même bien différente et beaucoup plus "old school" chez Blaze !
Par contre, c'est vrai que le son est tout de même assez moderne, ce qui peut amener certaines ressemblance ponctuelle. Je l'ai réécouté ce matin avec ta remarque en tête et par instant on peut avoir cette sensation ouais.
Par contre, c'est vrai que le son est tout de même assez moderne, ce qui peut amener certaines ressemblance ponctuelle. Je l'ai réécouté ce matin avec ta remarque en tête et par instant on peut avoir cette sensation ouais.
AUPA BOTony Le Pouilleux a écrit :C'est étrange, je suis d'accord avec Cocal!
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metal militia
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début septembre ça allait l'air d'aller mieux pour sa femme :
"Thank you all so much for the messages of support you have sent to Debbie and me. Debbie is off the critical list and now in a hospital ward for recovery.
She has been in a coma for 7 weeks. I miss her a lot at home. Debbie is stable and out of danger of any kind of stroke or aneurism, not much seems to happen from one day to the next but I feel that she has started a long road to recovery. She cannot open her eyes, speak or communicate, but she can respond sometimes when she is asked to move her toes on her right foot, but that is about it. Sometimes she is agitated and her left arm stretches out while her right arm contracts and she makes a fist out of each hand, this happens when she seems to be in pain - patients with injuries of this type are known to have very severe headaches - so I think that is probably what is happening.
To test her progress, every 8 hours the nurses ask her to move her toes, sometimes she can do this sometimes she can't, they also open her eyes one at a time and shine a light in her eye to observe the movement and reaction of her pupils, this is the most encouraging thing because 4 weeks ago there was no reaction at all to the light but now there is a small reaction each time they do the light test, so for me it is the first sign that she really is fighting her way back. Sometimes her left eye opens slightly and it looks to me like she trying her hardest to open her eyes, this only happens for a few seconds at a time and sometimes not at all, but it is a source of comfort to me.
It is obvious to me now, this will be a very long process, and it will take months or even years. Every day I am with her I tell her that I love her and that she is getting better. I tell her about what we are booking for next year and anything else I can think of. When I run out of things to say, I put the headphones on her and play her favourite CDs for her, it seems to comfort her.
I was at the lowest point in my life when we got together, even though we have known each other and been in touch most of our adult lives it was only during the last few years that we have been together as man and wife.
When she came back into my life, I was flat broke. I had no record deal no management and no solid band line up. I was working a job I hated; I was severely depressed and drinking heavily. She saved me. She believed in me and her love and courage and support made it possible for me to come back and make "The Man Who Would Not Die" album, from which track 4 is the song about Debbie. I wrote her a poem when she was away from me for a few days and Nico came up with the music, and then we turned it into a song for her. It was the first song I played her when we finished the album.
She is an incredible person and the only person I have ever put before my music. I hope I can repay her faith in me by continuing to have faith in her, and believing in her. Thank you all once again for the support you have shown my wife and I in these difficult times and for the incredible amount of emails enquiring about her condition. I will update you on any progress that Debbie makes over the next weeks and months.
If you love someone, tell them you love them now, and tell them every day. We don't know what days we have or what they will bring."
Malheureusement, fin septembre , son état s'est de nouveau aggravé....
The official web site of the UK-based heavy metal singer Blaze Bayley (ex-IRON MAIDEN, WOLFSBANE) — whose wife/manager Debbie collapsed at the couple's home in Tamworth on July 6 — has been updated with the following message:
"At 7pm on Tuesday, September 23rd, Debbie suffered a stroke in hospital. This meant that she has been rushed back into intensive care and is once again critically ill. Blaze is with her at the hospital most of the time, so once again if you are trying to contact him, please be patient. He, Debbie's family and friends, and the whole band as well, very much appreciate all of the support that has been sent, especially the huge number of emails and messages sent through the website and MySpace site."
Vraiment une sale épreuve pour sa femme et lui.Juste au moment ou il sort son nouvel et excellent album, voilà ce qui leur tombe dessus; impossible donc de le défendre correctement en faisant des interviews et des concerts. Parfois le sort s'acharne vraiment sur certaines personnes.
"Thank you all so much for the messages of support you have sent to Debbie and me. Debbie is off the critical list and now in a hospital ward for recovery.
She has been in a coma for 7 weeks. I miss her a lot at home. Debbie is stable and out of danger of any kind of stroke or aneurism, not much seems to happen from one day to the next but I feel that she has started a long road to recovery. She cannot open her eyes, speak or communicate, but she can respond sometimes when she is asked to move her toes on her right foot, but that is about it. Sometimes she is agitated and her left arm stretches out while her right arm contracts and she makes a fist out of each hand, this happens when she seems to be in pain - patients with injuries of this type are known to have very severe headaches - so I think that is probably what is happening.
To test her progress, every 8 hours the nurses ask her to move her toes, sometimes she can do this sometimes she can't, they also open her eyes one at a time and shine a light in her eye to observe the movement and reaction of her pupils, this is the most encouraging thing because 4 weeks ago there was no reaction at all to the light but now there is a small reaction each time they do the light test, so for me it is the first sign that she really is fighting her way back. Sometimes her left eye opens slightly and it looks to me like she trying her hardest to open her eyes, this only happens for a few seconds at a time and sometimes not at all, but it is a source of comfort to me.
It is obvious to me now, this will be a very long process, and it will take months or even years. Every day I am with her I tell her that I love her and that she is getting better. I tell her about what we are booking for next year and anything else I can think of. When I run out of things to say, I put the headphones on her and play her favourite CDs for her, it seems to comfort her.
I was at the lowest point in my life when we got together, even though we have known each other and been in touch most of our adult lives it was only during the last few years that we have been together as man and wife.
When she came back into my life, I was flat broke. I had no record deal no management and no solid band line up. I was working a job I hated; I was severely depressed and drinking heavily. She saved me. She believed in me and her love and courage and support made it possible for me to come back and make "The Man Who Would Not Die" album, from which track 4 is the song about Debbie. I wrote her a poem when she was away from me for a few days and Nico came up with the music, and then we turned it into a song for her. It was the first song I played her when we finished the album.
She is an incredible person and the only person I have ever put before my music. I hope I can repay her faith in me by continuing to have faith in her, and believing in her. Thank you all once again for the support you have shown my wife and I in these difficult times and for the incredible amount of emails enquiring about her condition. I will update you on any progress that Debbie makes over the next weeks and months.
If you love someone, tell them you love them now, and tell them every day. We don't know what days we have or what they will bring."
Malheureusement, fin septembre , son état s'est de nouveau aggravé....
The official web site of the UK-based heavy metal singer Blaze Bayley (ex-IRON MAIDEN, WOLFSBANE) — whose wife/manager Debbie collapsed at the couple's home in Tamworth on July 6 — has been updated with the following message:
"At 7pm on Tuesday, September 23rd, Debbie suffered a stroke in hospital. This meant that she has been rushed back into intensive care and is once again critically ill. Blaze is with her at the hospital most of the time, so once again if you are trying to contact him, please be patient. He, Debbie's family and friends, and the whole band as well, very much appreciate all of the support that has been sent, especially the huge number of emails and messages sent through the website and MySpace site."
Vraiment une sale épreuve pour sa femme et lui.Juste au moment ou il sort son nouvel et excellent album, voilà ce qui leur tombe dessus; impossible donc de le défendre correctement en faisant des interviews et des concerts. Parfois le sort s'acharne vraiment sur certaines personnes.
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Ad Metal Eternam
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La femme de Blaze est finalement décédée ce matin
R.I.P Debbie
Pauvre Blaze. Vraiment une sale épreuveSadly I have to let you all know that Blaze's wife Debbie has passed away in hospital this morning. I know that Blaze has always appreciated the massive amount of supportive emails and letters for Debbie and he, and many were passed on to Debbie in hospital.
Blaze is understandably not here to write anything so if you don't mind, I would like to write something here about Debbie. I didn't meet Debbie until I auditioned for the band in September 2007. She was always a very genuine person who laughed easily and enjoyed life and she and Blaze were obviously a very strong couple that loved each other totally. I know she was also extremely proud of Blaze, and should have been very proud of herself for helping Blaze 'come back' from what was a dark period for him.
When I learned that Debbie - the singer's wife- was the band manager, with no previous experience, I had to admit that I was sceptical. I have seen Spinal Tap...and been in enough bands to know that often a situation like that doesn't work! But, I was so very impressed with her. She grabbed the job and ran with it...surpassing everybody's expectations (apart from Blaze's who knew what she was capable of) with her abilities, proving to be both tough and strong in all aspects of the job and life. She shared the same ups and downs, slept on the same airport floors, spent hours and hours in negotiations and ALWAYS cared about the welfare of 'her boys' before everything else. She was bloody brilliant and I am just glad that we all told her that on several occassions. Debbie was also a very supportive friend whatever personal circumstances were happening, and she was always there when you needed her.
On 5 July we all went to the Iron Maiden show at Twickenham and were fortunate enough to be at the aftershow party. Debbie was like a proud Mum as Nico, Dave and I were buzzing to be in the company of some of our heroes.
She looked so happy that my girlfriend took this photo on her phone and immediately sent it to her. The album was two days away from release and everything going so well. She had been instrumental in turning around the band's fortunes since 2007. The next day she fell ill.
Blaze has lost his wife, her family have lost a daughter and sister, the band has lost its manager and we have all lost a very good friend. The world is a poorer place for it.
Larry
R.I.P Debbie
"Ma mère ?! Vous voulez dire que j’aurais un ticket avec ma mère ?! Oh, dur, c’est pas le pied !
- Encore ? Mais qu'est-ce que c’est que ces histoires de pieds ? Les pieds seraient-ils le point sensible des hommes du futur ? C’est peut-être dû à un accroissement de l'apesanteur...
- Quoi ???"
- Encore ? Mais qu'est-ce que c’est que ces histoires de pieds ? Les pieds seraient-ils le point sensible des hommes du futur ? C’est peut-être dû à un accroissement de l'apesanteur...
- Quoi ???"
le sort s' acharne sur ce pauvre blaze . Comme d 'habitude , le nouvel album est excellent . C' est vraiment un mec sous estimé mais il va rebondir . On rebondit toujours et je sais de quoi je parle puisque j' ai connu la mort de mon fils cet été et que ma femme a une maladie très grave . bref le metal aide et fait que l' on remonte toujours la pente allez courage blaze!!!!
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metal militia
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ben dis donc mon pov' senez t'as pas eu de pot non plus de ton côté. Toutes mes condoléances pour ton fils. J'espère que ta femme va mieux. Apparemment, t'as l'air d'avoir surmonté cette épreuve en tout cas, je te souhaite bon courage pour l'avenir et bon rétablissement à ta femme.senez62 a écrit :On rebondit toujours et je sais de quoi je parle puisque j' ai connu la mort de mon fils cet été et que ma femme a une maladie très grave . bref le metal aide et fait que l' on remonte toujours la pente
Sinon RIP Debbie.
Pas de bol pour Blaze, il devait commencer sa tournée en Octobre, mais compte tenu du décès de sa femme, je pense que c'est bien mort la promotion de son album. Vraiment il a pas de bol le pauvre. J'espère qu'il va réussir à remonter la pente et que ce "the man who would not die" ne sera pas son dernier album ... ce qui compte tenu du titre de cet album serait un sacré paradoxe.-
Bib
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Ca ne serait pas le premier...
SRV - In Step
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Street Survivors (avant le décès d'une partie du groupe dans un accident d'avion)
Sinon, toutes mes condoléances Senez !
SRV - In Step
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Street Survivors (avant le décès d'une partie du groupe dans un accident d'avion)
Sinon, toutes mes condoléances Senez !
AUPA BOTony Le Pouilleux a écrit :C'est étrange, je suis d'accord avec Cocal!
metal militia a écrit :ben dis donc mon pov' senez t'as pas eu de pot non plus de ton côté. Toutes mes condoléances pour ton fils. J'espère que ta femme va mieux. Apparemment, t'as l'air d'avoir surmonté cette épreuve en tout cas, je te souhaite bon courage pour l'avenir et bon rétablissement à ta femme.senez62 a écrit :On rebondit toujours et je sais de quoi je parle puisque j' ai connu la mort de mon fils cet été et que ma femme a une maladie très grave . bref le metal aide et fait que l' on remonte toujours la pente
Sinon RIP Debbie.
merci c est gentil . nous avons fini le traitement mais c est toujours dur , supporter la souffrance de l autre est loin d être aisé et on ne sait pas si la cochonnerie de tumeur est partie . On voudrait tellement se faire un grand concert avec mon épouse mais on est si loin de ça maintenant beaucoup de groupes sont symboliques pour nous et nous le ferons ensemble si elle doit vivre .
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Mr. Sandman
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(et moi qui n'a toujours pas écouté les albums de B.L.A.Z.E
)R.I.P Ronnie James Dio !
"La culture, c'est comme l'amour. Il faut y aller à petits coups au début pour bien en jouir plus tard."
Pierre Desproges
"La culture, c'est comme l'amour. Il faut y aller à petits coups au début pour bien en jouir plus tard."
Pierre Desproges
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Mr. Sandman
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je viens d'aller sur sa myspace pour écouter quelques morceaux, c'est vraiment bon ! 
Les 2 morceaux, proposés, du dernier album sont excellents !
R.I.P Ronnie James Dio !
"La culture, c'est comme l'amour. Il faut y aller à petits coups au début pour bien en jouir plus tard."
Pierre Desproges
"La culture, c'est comme l'amour. Il faut y aller à petits coups au début pour bien en jouir plus tard."
Pierre Desproges
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Pierre
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ça fout les boules de lire ça, et encore plus pour Senez Là, vraiment, je ne sais pas quoi dire, je crois qu'il n'y a pas de mots...
Là, vraiment, je ne sais pas quoi dire, je crois qu'il n'y a pas de mots...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XU-q2ZQi10QFranky a écrit :j'ai voté pour toi, car en plus d'être un crétin (comme Gasp), tu es malfaisant.
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Oliber
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bien triste comme nouvelle, je ne connais ni Blaze, ni sa femme, juste un peu sa musique mais c quand même très triste !
au moins il avait raison dans son titre d'album, c'est pas l'homme qui est mort ! désole humour noir !
Olivier
au moins il avait raison dans son titre d'album, c'est pas l'homme qui est mort ! désole humour noir !
Olivier
Lieu : LA VAPEUR - 30 Septembres
Groupes : Wizard, Elvenstorm, Rampart, Depths of Madness, Heavylution et Sanctuaire
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Je me joins à mes petits camarades pour apporter tout mon soutien à Senez... Même si j'ai rien d'autre à dire
Courage, vieux
Courage, vieux
"Ma mère ?! Vous voulez dire que j’aurais un ticket avec ma mère ?! Oh, dur, c’est pas le pied !
- Encore ? Mais qu'est-ce que c’est que ces histoires de pieds ? Les pieds seraient-ils le point sensible des hommes du futur ? C’est peut-être dû à un accroissement de l'apesanteur...
- Quoi ???"
- Encore ? Mais qu'est-ce que c’est que ces histoires de pieds ? Les pieds seraient-ils le point sensible des hommes du futur ? C’est peut-être dû à un accroissement de l'apesanteur...
- Quoi ???"
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Fonz
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Pauvre Blaze... ce mec mérite pas ce sale carma... 
me tarde de commander son album... 
me tarde de commander son album... NASHVILLE PUSSY, Jack Daniels and Gibson !
[color=red]Chacal[/color] a écrit :Putain que j'aimerais être un trve comme toi Fonz
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Mr. Sandman
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le concert du 13 décembre prochain au Z7 Pratteln, en Suisse sera enregistré en vue d'un nouveau DVD.
R.I.P Ronnie James Dio !
"La culture, c'est comme l'amour. Il faut y aller à petits coups au début pour bien en jouir plus tard."
Pierre Desproges
"La culture, c'est comme l'amour. Il faut y aller à petits coups au début pour bien en jouir plus tard."
Pierre Desproges
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Everflow
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Blaze délivre un message à ses fans :
"Brothers and sisters.
Through these darkest of days you have stood with me.
In a way that cannot be explained, only understood by those who share this way of thinking, you have held me up.
As I crumbled, then so you were the core, that I had never before understood was there in me and of me, and so, you bound me back together.
In an unknown shadow of something that I never wished for or wanted or imagined, I have felt you. Invisible but present, in my small life of words and of music and of sadness, I have felt you.
The knowing of this, unusual and yet certain bond you have given me, has held me together. With the shreds of dignity and strength, that are left in me, I thank you and I honor your truth and your passion.
I humbly offer you my truth.
I dedicate my truth to you.
With you I will live my truth for as long as it serves you to feel it and to know that you are a part of it .
She cannot be replaced.
She cannot be seen or touched or heard or kissed softly ever again in this world.
She can be felt, and she can live, and she can stand beside me as you have stood, she can stand with me as you have stood, unseen but with a certainty that cannot be shaken.
This is what I know to be true.
My eyes can burn with tears until there is only the memory of burning and of tears. My body can ache until there is only the memory of the wound that caused it to hurt so deeply. These things are as inevitable as death itself. So shall they be the things that are left in shadows that pass, as storms in winter pass, that seem unending and bitter and unwanted and without comfort and as days stay long and dark then so it is that these things are reflected in the darkness of my heart.
These unending shadows of sadness, will one day be the memory of shadows of sadness, and the memory of a winter storm that overcame me with an unwanted enforced solitude. As I see the reflection of my own heart filled with the dark longing for that thing that can never be more than a shadow that cannot be held, then I also see you. I see you bare me as a brother. I see you bind back together my broken soul, and save me again with your truth and your strength and your love, and I am humble.
If you can feel these words, as I have felt your words, then I ask this of you.
Share with me these last concerts of this dark and uncomfortable and confusing year. With me, make these the days of days that are remembered and felt as sad and bitter but as deep and nourishing as a fallen oak in the forest of our lives.
Come, if you can, and hear me sing for you.
All that is left to me is to sing my truth.
You and she have saved me, and save me again, in and from my darkest of moments. Come to me and hear me and touch me with your hands if you are able to come. In these last days in this darkest of years let me show you who you have saved.
In this truth, that we will share and record and capture and keep for ever, be my audience and my strength and my salvation."
"Brothers and sisters.
Through these darkest of days you have stood with me.
In a way that cannot be explained, only understood by those who share this way of thinking, you have held me up.
As I crumbled, then so you were the core, that I had never before understood was there in me and of me, and so, you bound me back together.
In an unknown shadow of something that I never wished for or wanted or imagined, I have felt you. Invisible but present, in my small life of words and of music and of sadness, I have felt you.
The knowing of this, unusual and yet certain bond you have given me, has held me together. With the shreds of dignity and strength, that are left in me, I thank you and I honor your truth and your passion.
I humbly offer you my truth.
I dedicate my truth to you.
With you I will live my truth for as long as it serves you to feel it and to know that you are a part of it .
She cannot be replaced.
She cannot be seen or touched or heard or kissed softly ever again in this world.
She can be felt, and she can live, and she can stand beside me as you have stood, she can stand with me as you have stood, unseen but with a certainty that cannot be shaken.
This is what I know to be true.
My eyes can burn with tears until there is only the memory of burning and of tears. My body can ache until there is only the memory of the wound that caused it to hurt so deeply. These things are as inevitable as death itself. So shall they be the things that are left in shadows that pass, as storms in winter pass, that seem unending and bitter and unwanted and without comfort and as days stay long and dark then so it is that these things are reflected in the darkness of my heart.
These unending shadows of sadness, will one day be the memory of shadows of sadness, and the memory of a winter storm that overcame me with an unwanted enforced solitude. As I see the reflection of my own heart filled with the dark longing for that thing that can never be more than a shadow that cannot be held, then I also see you. I see you bare me as a brother. I see you bind back together my broken soul, and save me again with your truth and your strength and your love, and I am humble.
If you can feel these words, as I have felt your words, then I ask this of you.
Share with me these last concerts of this dark and uncomfortable and confusing year. With me, make these the days of days that are remembered and felt as sad and bitter but as deep and nourishing as a fallen oak in the forest of our lives.
Come, if you can, and hear me sing for you.
All that is left to me is to sing my truth.
You and she have saved me, and save me again, in and from my darkest of moments. Come to me and hear me and touch me with your hands if you are able to come. In these last days in this darkest of years let me show you who you have saved.
In this truth, that we will share and record and capture and keep for ever, be my audience and my strength and my salvation."
I'm the lost one chasing colors to the sun
Colors bleed but never fade
Colors bleed but never fade
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féfé
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J'écoute l'album et j'accroche beaucoup. J'aime bien la voix de Blaze et les compos sont bien pêchues, ça fait plaisir à entendre du bon vieux metal bien fait et efficace
Globox666 a écrit :J'ai l'impression au niveau des cris que c'est la bande son d'un film porno gay avec un mec derrière avec un gros chibre et un autre devant avec un tout petit trou de balle...
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steelprophet
- Powerslave
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The Man Who Would Not die est l'album qui me fait envie de me remettre a fond dans BLAZE,tres bon dans la prod et les compos avec cette touche emotionnelle qui fait la différence,excellente surprise !