Defenders Of The Faith, le forum Metal

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Ad Metal Eternam a écrit :Andi Deris, Roland Grapow, Michael Weikath, Markus Grosskopf et Uli Kusch parce que c'est le line-up par lequel j'ai découvert et accroché sur ce groupe et que mon album préféré est The Time of the Oath

Myglobalmind: After you left HELLOWEEN, you know many metalheads were offended about your statements about heavy metal in general.

Kiske: It was not about metal, it was just about the satanic crap that goes on there. The thing is there was a lot of anger in me, because of bad experiences. I was very disappointed about how things went down with HELLOWEEN and then I was doing my records and certain critics were just bitching about it because I was not trying to sound like HELLOWEEN or whatever. There were so many things that came together and maybe this disappointed how I felt about the scene and everything. I was always a very spiritual person and when I took my years off I was diving into books and I was reading and reading and I got even more spiritual, I got very serious about certain issues in terms of humanity and thinks like that and that made it even more hard for me to not be against certain satanic and inhumanity glorifying crap that goes on in that scene, but it's not the whole scene. The [average] heavy metal fan is quite sweet. I need to go on tour again, I need to meet audiences — see them, hear them and talk to them. In the magazines, it also looks like the majority of the hard rock and metal scene is satanic, but it's not. Most people don't give a shit about that stuff. It's just nice and sweet, it's just guitar music and they even agree with how I'm seeing things. I had that experience. My anger is gone. I'm still against these bands and these kind of things, because I think it's wrong. Even those people who put themselves on a stage and sing about hate and spit out this negative vibe, even they want love! When they have a girlfriend, they wanna be loved, they wanted to be loved by their mother when they were babies, you know it's just the same. They portray this cold image when they play like they don't have a heart but in the end every human being wants to be loved.

Myglobalmind: Are you satisfied how everything turned out in your career or are there some things you are still bitter regret?

Kiske: I must say that even the negative things have turned out good in the end. I learned a lot by it and I've grown as a person. There is just one thing I find very sad and that is I think that the HELLOWEEN of the "Keeper Of The Seven Keys" years with Kai Hansen, [drummer] Ingo [Schwichtenberg]… you know, the HELLOWEEN of the "Keeper" time was very short-lived. I think we just started and then it was over. I think we should have done at least two more records. That's the thing I find really sad. Bands like IRON MAIDEN, they've gone full circle, you know. The have had their peak and they made their best records, they have told the story. They have said everything that they can say musically, in my opinion. HELLOWEEN… I mean HELLOWEEN of the "Keeper" time, because today's HELLOWEEN is a different band… I think the HELLOWEEN of that era, we never really said everything we had to say artistically, and that's very sad.

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the fab a écrit :J'ai voté pour le Line Up des Keeper mais j'ai découvert les derniers albums assez récemment ( 2 ou 3 ans) et j'apprécie aussi.

Mc Brain a écrit :

the fab a écrit :J'ai voté pour le Line Up des Keeper mais j'ai découvert les derniers albums assez récemment ( 2 ou 3 ans) et j'apprécie aussi.

En même temps, nous aussi, les derniers albums on les a découvert il y a 2-3 ans (à leur sortie quoi)