EXODUS - réenregistrement de Bonded By Blood

[Agent-M]

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Après écoute, bah... mouais j'sais pas, ça sert pas à grand-chose en fait J'ai l'impression que Rob Dukes essaie d'imiter Baloff, et en soi son chant est pas mal du tout, mais bon il ne dégage pas la même folie comme on pouvait s'y attendre...

Justement c'est pas une bonne prod. C'est stérile au possible, c'est plastique, c'est plat. C'est juste de l'esbroufe pour les oreilles; Il n'y a plus d'âme dans ces morceaux.

Mouais, perso j'irais pas aussi loin... Le son est quand même pas aussi plat et gentillet que chez tous les groupes à la Trivium où t'as rien qui dépasse ! En fait, mon seul reproche serait que ça manque un peu de hargne, disons que le son est très clair et tranchant mais pas très massif, pas assez "dans ta face" pour du thrash je trouve - alors que j'adore le son de Tempo Of The Damned par exemple. Quitte à avoir tout réenregistré, je trouve ça un peu dommage
M'enfin fallait s'y attendre, pour moi c'était de la connerie de vouloir réenregistrer cet album, dans le cas de Destruction je comprends parfaitement mais là... s'ils veulent rejouer ce style de musique, ils feraient mieux de se remettre à en composer au lieu d'essayer de pondre des morceaux brutaux de 8 minutes

[Kiss of Death]

c'est de la soupe, pour faire du $ le plus vite possible.

[over'phil]

ca me gonfle les reenregistrement de vieux classiques : Destruction, Tankard, Exodus... a qui le tour Kreator? Metallica ? Sepultura ?

la voix du nouveau Beugleur me saoule a force c'est pas du niveau de Paul Baloff et Encore moins de Steeve Souza (the voice of Exodus ) c'est quand même lui qui a enregistré le mythique Fabulous Disaster J'ai jamais été mega fan de Bonded By blood ou du premier Possessed j'ai toujours été plus attirés par les classiques made in LA : Show no mercy, Hell awaits , darkness descends, we re arrived

[Noxos]

Boycott!!

Pareil !

Et Même je crois qu'il ont ressortie 3 albums ?

[Holy Cross]

moi je trouve ça interessant les réenregistrement

[Everflow]

"And Then There Were None" : http://www.myspace.com/exodus

[sam 999]

Typiquement le genre de gros son que je n'aime pas.... M'enfin ça doit sûrement plaire aux fans de PANTERA.

La version originale était autrement plus classe, et n'avait pas besoin d'être jouée un ton en dessous.

[guardianofsteel]

Non! J'adore Pantera, et je n'aime pas du tout ces réengistrements

[sam 999]

Bon, ben si même ceux qui aiment Pantera n'aiment pas...

[Everflow]

Gros son ouais mais sur ce que j'ai entendu je ne vois pas de similarité avec le son de Pantera pour autant. Pour moi c'est juste une prod' moderne et propre (ce qui n'est pas forcément le cas chez Pantera).

[Dave]

franchement c'est impossible que les 1ers fans du groupe achètent ce truc !!!! c'est juste un coup pour les jeunes et récents fan du groupe (depuis l'arrivée de Dukes on va dire)...

[Yathin Lizzy]

Moi je dis que si le chanteur d'origine était encore vivant , la mayonnaise aurait mal tournée!

Ben oui parce que Paul bat l'oeuf!

Remarque y 'a bien un gros chanteur qui imite l'oeuf alors ......

[guardianofsteel]

C'est bientôt la rentrée?

[Yathin Lizzy]

Je peux aussi amener mon portable au taf .... taper mes conneries pendant les récrés ou dans les transports, et balancer des copier coller le soir .... hein .....
Ouais je peux faire ca aussi!

[Everflow]

Gary Holt défend le projet :

http://www.lucemfero.com/exodus102008.php

Lucem Fero recently published an interview with EXODUS guitarist Gary Holt, conducted in late 2008 by Welsh interviewer Anthony Morgan. Topics of discussion included "Let There Be Blood", the controversial re-recording of EXODUS' classic 1985 debut album "Bonded by Blood", his response to criticism regarding the project, the album's artwork, bonus track "Hell's Breath", and "Bonded By Blood"'s influence on the thrash genre. Several excerpts from the interview follow below.

On how "Let There Be Blood" came to fruition:

"For years, we'd discussed re-recording 'Bonded By Blood'. We never had the time or the resources to re-record the album, however, since we wished to independently release the album. In 2008's summer, we had the time to enter the studio, and make the project a reality."

On criticism regarding the project:

"I don't get mad about the critics. It's a compliment for someone to say our debut is such a classic that we shouldn't touch it, though I tell individuals that very same thing; this doesn't make the original disappear in a cloud of smoke. 'Bonded By Blood' will always be there, should always be heard, and will forever be our shining moment. Consider 'Let There Be Blood' as nothing more than a companion disc. Through this album, hopefully listeners might actually discover the original."

On how he feels the late vocalist Paul Baloff would feel regarding the project:

"As long as it was something he couldn't sing on, I think Paul would fucking love it. It's a real testament to Paul that, after recording one album throughout his entire life, he's rightfully considered a legend. How many people can you say that about? When Tom [Hunting, drums] and I did the drum tracks, it brought back a lot of insane memories from the original sessions. We stayed at the studio on this big farm, and had insane parties every night, with friends fistfighting, shit getting broken, and general mayhem. After so much drinking, it was no small wonder we got such great work done in the afternoon. We were always about a good time though, and that was one of the best."

On new singer Rob Dukes' feelings towards the project:

"He was more than slightly nervous about recording 'Let There Be Blood', but I told him to just listen to the original, let Paul soak in, and do him justice. I told him not to sound like a parody, but to bring some of Paul's performance out, as well as his own style. I think he nailed it. We talked about re-recording 'Bonded By Blood' with Paul before he died, but we were all so fucked up that we never got much completed. Plus, we need resources to record it ourselves, although not much."

On bonus track "Hell's Breath":

"We never recorded 'Hell's Breath' back then, but decided to cut it this time as Tom and I finished early, and had some time to use. We said, 'Fuck, let's record an old one,' and 'Hell's Breath' is the old one. We wrote it back then, namely Kirk (Hammett) and I. Nothing unique occurred during the songwriting process, which just consisted of two guitarists writing some riffs. The lyrics are good old fashioned EXODUS Satan-type fare."

On "Bonded By Blood"'s influence:

"I think its influence is felt everywhere — I hear elements of those riffs in new material all the time. We brought a level of anger and violence that was new to thrash though, but paid homage to our own heroes all through, from MERCYFUL FATE, to VENOM, to ANGEL WITCH, and to MOTÖRHEAD."

[Everflow]

Maintenant que Rob Dukes ne fait plus partie du groupe, il peut se lâcher, et ça commence par son avis sur ce réenregistrement.

In a brand new interview with the "Talking Metal" podcast, former EXODUS singer Rob Dukes was asked if, looking back now, he thought it was the right decision to re-record the band's classic 1985 debut album, "Bonded By Blood", in 2008 and release the new version under the title "Let There Be Blood". "I mean, not really," he said (hear audio below), "but I thought that… Our original plan was to do it live — record a live concert and have it as kind of just a live concert and have those songs part of it. 'Cause Gary [Holt, EXODUS guitarist and main songwriter] was, like, 'Well, we play [the songs] differently. I want the fans to hear how we play them now.' And whatever. But it's always about money, dude. You know what I mean?! They were gonna make money, so they re-did it. So that's the way it went."
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