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hevydevy a écrit :Boah il est pas mal le chanteur de SOILWORK maintenant. Avant, c'est vrai qu'il chantait archi faux en voix claire (comme celui de SCAR SYMMETRY maintenant)
Mais je suis d'accord pour dire que MERCENARY a des compos qui conviennent moins à la scène.

Agent-M a écrit :+1, le chant clair de Mercenary est 15000 fois plus technique que celui de Soilwork, dans un cas c'est une voix claire "à l'américaine" de base, et dans l'autre c'est un chant heavy super travaillé...
Les 2 groupes ont pas grand-chose à voir je trouve. Perso, Mercenary me font plutôt penser aux albums "calmes" de Dark Tranquillity (genre Haven ou Projector), avec une touche à la Evergrey...

Et ouais, pour moi le souci de Mercenary c'est que les morceaux sont souvent longs (5 à 7 minutes) avec relativement peu de rebondissements. Du coup, autant sur album ça s'écoute avec plaisir, autant sur scène je comprends que ça lasse...

hevydevy a écrit :Vaut mieux pas... car je ferai pas la pub de RevolveR en tout cas

Peter Dolving, vocalist for THE HAUNTED, has posted the following blog on the band's MySpace site:

"Eindhoven and Paris

Paris. It's the biggest village in the world. I keep coming back to what a strange relationship I have to this place. I've never spent more than 24 hours in Paris in my life but I must have been here 15 times or more. All day is spent just kinda hanging around, waiting since the streets are so busy and narrow that the tourbus can't park at the venues. I went for a walk and got myself a new belt for €3, and just enjoyed the fact that for the first time in my life I wasn't drunk, stoned, or buzzed on something in Paris. Sure I have memories. But they're not the kind suitable for sharing. With anyone.I reckon you can figure it out all fine by yourself. Paris is the European equivalent of Babylon. If your heart desires it, Paris will provide. But for a sick puppy like me it never occured that Paris will also provide a thousand and one kind and beautiful experiences as well as all the perverse shit the human can come up with. I will say this again and again, I love playing in France. There is something pure about it. Metalheads mixin it up with punx and straight up hippies, Algerian gangstas smiling next to anarchist intellectuals. There is never a traditional moshpit in France, no, it's a mixture of dancing, pogo, moshing and something about it makes it feel like bein at a show with The Roots, or Galliano, music so far away from what we play, but in Paris that's what we get. It's incredible and fucking beautiful. I have one more thing to say about the show in Paris: Thank you!