Posté : 13 oct. 2007, 18:55
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Bah ca pue le "shout at the devil" à plein nez sur ce titre mais bon comment leur en vouloir!Defenders Of The Faith, le forum Metal
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Posté : 14 oct. 2007, 19:02
Le riff est carément le même que sur Sticky Sweet de Motley Crue (Dr feelgood) c'est abusé mais je suis mdr en comparant les deux.
Posté : 06 nov. 2007, 10:20
Pas mal du tout, çagegers a écrit :Pour ma part le groupe le plus convaincant de le style actuellement est le magnifique Private line qui a sorti deux énormes bombes en 2004 et 2006!
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/privateline
Posté : 06 nov. 2007, 10:27
A ceux qui voudrait découvrir Crashdiet ou qui connaissent déjà je vous déconseille le nouvel album... ils ont changés de chanteur et celui ci n'est clairement pas à la hauteur, au niveau des compos c'est a peu près potable mais le chant casse tout, quel dommage! 
Posté : 06 nov. 2007, 10:58
Le nouveau HARDCORE SUPERSTAR blast tout, putain les parties de grattes 
du glam joué avec des EMG 
du glam joué avec des EMG Posté : 09 nov. 2007, 23:00
Crashdiet : j espere que la tournée sera maintenue, le nouveau chanteur quite momentanément le groupe :
CRASHDIET Guitarist Confirms New Singer Quit And Rejoined Band In September
Brian Rademacher of Rock Eyez recently conducted an interview with CRASHDIET guitarist Martin Sweet. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow:
Rock Eyez: How has it been working with [new singer] Ollie? He is from Finland and Peter, Eric and you are from Sweden. Has this caused any problems when you have to practice, write and record together? How do you work everything out?
Martin Sweet: We've found a good way to work together even though he doesn't live in Sweden. We actually become more professional when he comes over, because then we have a full week of hard work in the studio and at the same time we can do a lot of promotion. It's more fun when you have the whole week booked than spreading everything out then we become bored with all the time off and we start to get wasted. [Laughs]
Rock Eyez: When can we expect to finally seeing CRASHDIET play here in the United States?
Martin Sweet: Sometime next year, I can't really tell you more at this point. We're touring pretty much for the next year to come.
Rock Eyez: Have any bands approached CRASHDIET to be a supporting act for a US tour?
Martin Sweet: Sure, there are some bands, but it really has to be the right band, for us to pull it off since the record company and CRASHDIET have to pay for the opening slot. It's fucked up but it's the truth. So we can't just jump into any open slot just like that.
Rock Eyez: Does it amaze you that CRASHDIET is really not a household name in the States, yet you can get a guy like Mick Mars to work with you on the new album?
Martin Sweet: Yes, it's really weird, but cool as hell! I mean if MÖTLEY CRÜE announces the collaboration on their website it must be some kind of interest in us.
Rock Eyez: How did you like working with Mick Mars from MÖTLEY CRÜE and did you write and record any more songs with him other than the two that made it onto the "The Unattractive Revolution"? I heard you had originally written three songs together.
Martin Sweet: It was a dream come true, and it's still kinda unreal when I think about it. But he was really cool with me and we got along fine. He's got his aggressive riff style that I love and is a great influence on me. And yes there was a third song that is kinda unfinished which I don't know what to do with right now.
Rock Eyez: Can you please explain why two weeks before the album was released and the fall 2007 tour already booked that there was a post on Blabbermouth that Ollie had notified the band that he no longer wanted to be the new singer and had left CRASHDIET? Was this just a false rumor or was there some truth and the rest of the band and Universal Records had to talk him into staying?
Martin Sweet: Well, there is some amount of truth in it. But it's like a relationship with a girlfriend. Sometimes things move forward too fast and you panic and try to pull the brakes. Sometimes it takes a break-up to make the relationship better! But the strange part is how it leaked out. I mean we solved the issues (which were basically only partial issues) pretty much the day after, but by then, it had somehow already leaked. But it's nice to see that people care and that is a good feeling.
Rock Eyez: You have written over 30 new songs in the past year and a half. There were a few songs like "Screaming It Out" and "Our Moment" that didn't make it onto the new album. Do you have any plans to record and release them in the future??
Martin Sweet: I've written over 40 songs and I'm sure some of them will be useful in the future. We're done some collaboration with a Swedish band called GEMINI FIVE with whom I shared some of the old demos.
Rock Eyez: What is going to happen with all the demo songs that were recorded with Dave Lepard that never made it onto "Rest in Sleaze"? Will there be a tribute album released one day with these songs included?
Martin Sweet: Yes that is the plan, but right now we're focusing on making CRASHDIET a household name. And when we're big enough we will definitely release a tribute. That way, more people will discover the genius that Mr. Lepard was.
CRASHDIET Guitarist Confirms New Singer Quit And Rejoined Band In September
Brian Rademacher of Rock Eyez recently conducted an interview with CRASHDIET guitarist Martin Sweet. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow:
Rock Eyez: How has it been working with [new singer] Ollie? He is from Finland and Peter, Eric and you are from Sweden. Has this caused any problems when you have to practice, write and record together? How do you work everything out?
Martin Sweet: We've found a good way to work together even though he doesn't live in Sweden. We actually become more professional when he comes over, because then we have a full week of hard work in the studio and at the same time we can do a lot of promotion. It's more fun when you have the whole week booked than spreading everything out then we become bored with all the time off and we start to get wasted. [Laughs]
Rock Eyez: When can we expect to finally seeing CRASHDIET play here in the United States?
Martin Sweet: Sometime next year, I can't really tell you more at this point. We're touring pretty much for the next year to come.
Rock Eyez: Have any bands approached CRASHDIET to be a supporting act for a US tour?
Martin Sweet: Sure, there are some bands, but it really has to be the right band, for us to pull it off since the record company and CRASHDIET have to pay for the opening slot. It's fucked up but it's the truth. So we can't just jump into any open slot just like that.
Rock Eyez: Does it amaze you that CRASHDIET is really not a household name in the States, yet you can get a guy like Mick Mars to work with you on the new album?
Martin Sweet: Yes, it's really weird, but cool as hell! I mean if MÖTLEY CRÜE announces the collaboration on their website it must be some kind of interest in us.
Rock Eyez: How did you like working with Mick Mars from MÖTLEY CRÜE and did you write and record any more songs with him other than the two that made it onto the "The Unattractive Revolution"? I heard you had originally written three songs together.
Martin Sweet: It was a dream come true, and it's still kinda unreal when I think about it. But he was really cool with me and we got along fine. He's got his aggressive riff style that I love and is a great influence on me. And yes there was a third song that is kinda unfinished which I don't know what to do with right now.
Rock Eyez: Can you please explain why two weeks before the album was released and the fall 2007 tour already booked that there was a post on Blabbermouth that Ollie had notified the band that he no longer wanted to be the new singer and had left CRASHDIET? Was this just a false rumor or was there some truth and the rest of the band and Universal Records had to talk him into staying?
Martin Sweet: Well, there is some amount of truth in it. But it's like a relationship with a girlfriend. Sometimes things move forward too fast and you panic and try to pull the brakes. Sometimes it takes a break-up to make the relationship better! But the strange part is how it leaked out. I mean we solved the issues (which were basically only partial issues) pretty much the day after, but by then, it had somehow already leaked. But it's nice to see that people care and that is a good feeling.
Rock Eyez: You have written over 30 new songs in the past year and a half. There were a few songs like "Screaming It Out" and "Our Moment" that didn't make it onto the new album. Do you have any plans to record and release them in the future??
Martin Sweet: I've written over 40 songs and I'm sure some of them will be useful in the future. We're done some collaboration with a Swedish band called GEMINI FIVE with whom I shared some of the old demos.
Rock Eyez: What is going to happen with all the demo songs that were recorded with Dave Lepard that never made it onto "Rest in Sleaze"? Will there be a tribute album released one day with these songs included?
Martin Sweet: Yes that is the plan, but right now we're focusing on making CRASHDIET a household name. And when we're big enough we will definitely release a tribute. That way, more people will discover the genius that Mr. Lepard was.
Posté : 10 nov. 2007, 08:01
Ouais bah qui revienne pas! 
Posté : 17 nov. 2007, 11:24
+1 groupe de killers suédois toujours dans la même veine, un album vraiment terrible :
Posté : 17 nov. 2007, 18:23
Ha ouais j'en ais déjà entendu aussi mais je trouve vraiment pas ca transcendant! Disons que si je connais autant de groupe de ce genre scandinave c'est que j'écoute une emission "hard rock-metal" sur la radio locale dijonnaise ou le présentateur est ultra fan de la scène scandinaves donc chaque semaine j'ai le droit à de nouvelle perles!KYLEN a écrit :+1 groupe de killers suédois toujours dans la même veine, un album vraiment terrible :
Posté : 26 nov. 2007, 15:57
Longue vie à "la radio locale dijonnaise" 
Posté : 28 nov. 2007, 17:12
Un super groupe de tata glam :
http://www.myspace.com/lastdaysofhumanity
Tiens, t'as vu KYLEN, le premier morceau en écoute, on dirait du WARRANT meets MOTLEY CRUE
désolé
http://www.myspace.com/lastdaysofhumanity
Tiens, t'as vu KYLEN, le premier morceau en écoute, on dirait du WARRANT meets MOTLEY CRUE
désolé
Posté : 28 nov. 2007, 17:15
le comble c est que le son dy myspace fonctionne pas chez moi on croierait fais exprèsPosté : 28 nov. 2007, 17:17
Ah dommage tu ne sais pas ce que tu manques.
Rhalala irrésistible, ce mélange entre POISON, DOKKEN et le tata CRUE.
Rhalala irrésistible, ce mélange entre POISON, DOKKEN et le tata CRUE.
Posté : 28 nov. 2007, 17:29
surtout avec le look du chanteur et écrit grind core en gros 
Posté : 28 févr. 2008, 08:17
Que pensez-vous de Fatal Smile que j'ai vu lundi soir en ouverture de WASP?
Posté : 28 févr. 2008, 15:51
Connais pas 
Posté : 28 févr. 2008, 17:16
False tata! Ils ont tourné avec Gotthard cet été.
Posté : 29 févr. 2008, 14:11
Posté : 16 mai 2008, 09:54
Une petite mise à jour, mais pas des moindre avec le groupe Zan Clan, groupe Suédois, avec leur EXCELLENT album "We are Zan Clan who the f*** are you ?".
Musicalement Zan Clan est à Def Leppard ce que Crashdïet est à Motlëy Crüe. C'est hyper bien produit, les zicos sont brillants et quelques morceaux nous renvoient directement à High n Dry et Pyromania des Leps !!!
Voici un clip :
Le premier post de ce topic est mis à jour.
Musicalement Zan Clan est à Def Leppard ce que Crashdïet est à Motlëy Crüe. C'est hyper bien produit, les zicos sont brillants et quelques morceaux nous renvoient directement à High n Dry et Pyromania des Leps !!!
Voici un clip :
Le premier post de ce topic est mis à jour.
Posté : 16 mai 2008, 10:37
Je vais m'empresser de faire un tour sur leur myspace!KYLEN a écrit :
Musicalement Zan Clan est à Def Leppard ce que Crashdïet est à Motlëy Crüe. C'est hyper bien produit, les zicos sont brillants et quelques morceaux nous renvoient directement à High n Dry et Pyromania des Leps !!!
Posté : 16 mai 2008, 10:44
Alors ??? le morceau GO GO GO ... c'est pas énorme ???
@alcohlocaust : Black Rain c'est excellent !!! et français en plus !!! Le chanteur, la vache, comme il envois !!!!
@alcohlocaust : Black Rain c'est excellent !!! et français en plus !!! Le chanteur, la vache, comme il envois !!!!
Posté : 17 mai 2008, 11:50
@gandalf et pierre : dans le groupe zan clan il y a le guitariste et le bassiste de the poodles !
Posté : 17 mai 2008, 12:16
Rien qu'au titre de la chanson ca ne pouvait que sentir bon le def leppard bonne période!KYLEN a écrit :Alors ??? le morceau GO GO GO ... c'est pas énorme ???
Voila à cause de toi j'ai encore un truc de plus à acheter absolument!
Posté : 18 mai 2008, 22:29
Ah ben je vais m'y interesser alors, même si ca ressemble à du Def Lep, et tu connais mon amour pour ce groupe hein Kylen :p
Posté : 19 mai 2008, 14:43
Il y a surtout un morceau qui sonne def leps, mais c est pas du leps non plus, et puis l'album est super bien foutu ! Et puis ce sont les Poodles à 50 %, alors tu écoutes avant de raler !!!
En plus j'ai posté un clip, suffit de cliquer et d'écouter
En plus j'ai posté un clip, suffit de cliquer et d'écouter
Posté : 19 mai 2008, 14:52
ça va c'est pas mal, moins tata que du Poodles, par contre le chanteur il se prend pour Steven Tyler au micro ?
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