Posté : 07 mai 2008, 19:56
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best of sans intérêt qui n'as pas tout les opus de la periode 80's ?? les fans de toktonique
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Posté : 07 mai 2008, 20:07
Au moins ça permettra aux fans de Tokio Hotel de confirmer que "tOkiO hOtel c'est 1000000000000 fOit mieux que irOn maiden (le grop de PD sexuel).
d'ayeur bourse bickinson a cOpié ToKIo HoTEL sur les zalbum seven son seven son et ausi sur quilleur. et ausi iron maiden ils SONS MAIME PA ALEMANT !!!! LOL !!!"
d'ayeur bourse bickinson a cOpié ToKIo HoTEL sur les zalbum seven son seven son et ausi sur quilleur. et ausi iron maiden ils SONS MAIME PA ALEMANT !!!! LOL !!!"
Posté : 21 mai 2008, 15:42
Il s'est vendu à 11000 exemplaires aux States... 
Posté : 22 mai 2008, 14:22
je sais je l'ai vu partout c'est du grand n'importe quoi de la part d'EMI
A la limite la version Vynil mais sinon j'irais pas donner 16 € 00 e EMI pour ca
A la limite la version Vynil mais sinon j'irais pas donner 16 € 00 e EMI pour ca
Posté : 22 mai 2008, 14:47
Partout de chez partout, même dans les moyennes et grandes surfaces !!! J'ai même vu le vynil dans mon petit Virgin de banlieue sachant que c'est le seul vynil vendu dans le magasin
Posté : 24 mai 2008, 08:48
Voici les places qu'ils enregistrent avec leur Best-Of:
Sweden: #2
Norway: #7
UK: #14
Finland: #34
USA: #59
Germany: #85
Sweden: #2
Norway: #7
UK: #14
Finland: #34
USA: #59
Germany: #85
Posté : 24 mai 2008, 12:18
Moi je trouve l'intiative plutôt bonne. Pas de sortir un énième best of, mais de le proposer en téléchargement gratuit, même limité. L'avantage du téléchargement c'est qu'on peut l'écouter quand on veut, et où on veut contrairement aux écoutes en streaming. Et comme dit plus haut, il ne s'adresse pas aux métalleux, et encore moins aux die hard fan (qui l'acheteront quand même rien que pour la pochette parcque c'est des Die hard... 
), mais par contre c'est un bon moyen de faire parler du groupe, de donner envie à certains "vieux" d'en réécouter, et à des plus jeunes, dont certains les verront peut-être cet été en festival, de découvrir.
), mais par contre c'est un bon moyen de faire parler du groupe, de donner envie à certains "vieux" d'en réécouter, et à des plus jeunes, dont certains les verront peut-être cet été en festival, de découvrir.Pour les fans de MAIDEN
Posté : 28 juin 2008, 09:52
KERRANG sort un CD tribute à MAIDEN :
Following on from our 2006 Kerrang! Remastered CD in honour of Metallica's Master Of Puppets, this latest collection - Maiden Heaven - features bands covering tracks from Iron Maiden's legendary career, and will be given away free with Kerrang! issue 1219, on sale July 16.
The CD includes world exclusive performances from Metallica, Machine Head, Trivium, Avenged Sevenfold, Coheed And Cambria, Gallows and more!
Speaking exclusively to Kerrang!, Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich told us how much respect the Bay Area thrashers have for the Brit metal masters.
"Iron Maiden are 10 per cent cooler than every other band," says Ulrich. "From their relationship with their fans, to their album covers to their stages, to their live presentation, to their photos - whatever they did was always cooler than what everyone else did! I have always had an incredible amount of respect and admiration for them and obviously getting a chance to be part of this CD feels like that has come a full circle. We played Remember Tomorrow as it was basically the blueprint for songs like Fade To Black and Welcome Home (Sanitarium), and some of the more epic ballady type of songs that Metallica had done later. We had so much fun jamming with this! We put a bit of an intro on it, to give it a bit of a Metallica stamp, and we are super pleased with how it has turned out. "
Machine Head frontman Robb Flynn is equally excited to be a part of this project.
"When I was a kid Iron Maiden were a very big deal to me and the influence they had on Machine Head has been huge," he reveals. "We decided to cover Hallowed Be Thy Name for this CD because it's just such a great song, in fact it's a classic! I just love the way the vocal line goes up and down, so dramatic."
Metal heroes Trivium, are happy to admit their own brand of heavy riffage could never have existed without Maiden's worldwide influence.
"Iron Maiden helped create what we know as heavy metal," states frontman Matt Heafy. "Their influence can be heard on classic and contemporary bands alike; their fanbase spans across the youngest and newest of heavy music recruits all the way to the diehard, life-long metal elite. We chose to play the track Iron Maiden off their first album, as the song that screamed out our love for them musically, and we knew it would be a really fun song to jam out in the studio. It was an honour to be able to play one of Iron Maiden's tracks and have the opportunity to contribute to this amazing CD. We hope everyone has as much fun listening to it as we did making it!"
Meanwhile, Avenged Sevenfold - who will be supporting Maiden at their upcoming Twickenham Stadium show on July 5 - say they are "honoured" to be part of this Kerrang!-arranged tribute.
"Maiden are by far the best live band in the world and their music is timeless," says vocalist M Shadows. "This also gives us a chance to expose this great song to some of our younger fans who maybe aren't as familiar with Iron Maiden."
UK hardcore punk rockers Gallows chose to contribute a version of Wrathchild from Maiden's Killers album to the collection.
"We're actually all huge Maiden fans and while learning Wrathchild we discovered a new-found respect for the band as musicians," says guitarist Laurent Barnard. "Some of their riffs are pretty fast and Steve Harris has definitely earned his place as a bass legend! We're so happy we were asked to be included."
The arrival of Kerrang!'s Maiden Heaven CD coincides with the band's European leg of their Somewhere Back In Time World Tour - and follows on from the release of their own collection Somewhere Back In Time: The Best Of 80-89.
"Maiden much appreciate and are very flattered by all the time spent on this by a lot of great bands," says Iron Maiden's manager Rod Smallwood, "and would like to thank them, and also Kerrang!, for the honour. Thanks, everyone!"
The track listing for Maiden heaven is as follows:
01, Black Tide - Prowler
02, Metallica - Remember Tomorrow
03, Avenged Sevenfold - Flash Of The Blade
04, Glamour Of The Kill - 2 Minutes To Midnight
05, Coheed And Cambria - The Trooper
06, Devildriver - Wasted Years
07, Sign - Run To The Hills
08, Dream Theater - To Tame A Land
09, Madina Lake - Caught Somewhere In Time
10, Gallows - Wrathchild
11, Fightstar - Fear Of The Dark
12, Machine Head - Hallowed Be Thy Name
13, Trivium - Iron Maiden
14, Year Long Disaster - Running Free
15, Ghostlines - Brave New World
Pick up your copy of Kerrang! issue 1219 on sale July 16 for your own copy of Maiden Heaven.
http://www2.kerrang.com/2008/06/maiden_ ... ng_re.html
Following on from our 2006 Kerrang! Remastered CD in honour of Metallica's Master Of Puppets, this latest collection - Maiden Heaven - features bands covering tracks from Iron Maiden's legendary career, and will be given away free with Kerrang! issue 1219, on sale July 16.
The CD includes world exclusive performances from Metallica, Machine Head, Trivium, Avenged Sevenfold, Coheed And Cambria, Gallows and more!
Speaking exclusively to Kerrang!, Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich told us how much respect the Bay Area thrashers have for the Brit metal masters.
"Iron Maiden are 10 per cent cooler than every other band," says Ulrich. "From their relationship with their fans, to their album covers to their stages, to their live presentation, to their photos - whatever they did was always cooler than what everyone else did! I have always had an incredible amount of respect and admiration for them and obviously getting a chance to be part of this CD feels like that has come a full circle. We played Remember Tomorrow as it was basically the blueprint for songs like Fade To Black and Welcome Home (Sanitarium), and some of the more epic ballady type of songs that Metallica had done later. We had so much fun jamming with this! We put a bit of an intro on it, to give it a bit of a Metallica stamp, and we are super pleased with how it has turned out. "
Machine Head frontman Robb Flynn is equally excited to be a part of this project.
"When I was a kid Iron Maiden were a very big deal to me and the influence they had on Machine Head has been huge," he reveals. "We decided to cover Hallowed Be Thy Name for this CD because it's just such a great song, in fact it's a classic! I just love the way the vocal line goes up and down, so dramatic."
Metal heroes Trivium, are happy to admit their own brand of heavy riffage could never have existed without Maiden's worldwide influence.
"Iron Maiden helped create what we know as heavy metal," states frontman Matt Heafy. "Their influence can be heard on classic and contemporary bands alike; their fanbase spans across the youngest and newest of heavy music recruits all the way to the diehard, life-long metal elite. We chose to play the track Iron Maiden off their first album, as the song that screamed out our love for them musically, and we knew it would be a really fun song to jam out in the studio. It was an honour to be able to play one of Iron Maiden's tracks and have the opportunity to contribute to this amazing CD. We hope everyone has as much fun listening to it as we did making it!"
Meanwhile, Avenged Sevenfold - who will be supporting Maiden at their upcoming Twickenham Stadium show on July 5 - say they are "honoured" to be part of this Kerrang!-arranged tribute.
"Maiden are by far the best live band in the world and their music is timeless," says vocalist M Shadows. "This also gives us a chance to expose this great song to some of our younger fans who maybe aren't as familiar with Iron Maiden."
UK hardcore punk rockers Gallows chose to contribute a version of Wrathchild from Maiden's Killers album to the collection.
"We're actually all huge Maiden fans and while learning Wrathchild we discovered a new-found respect for the band as musicians," says guitarist Laurent Barnard. "Some of their riffs are pretty fast and Steve Harris has definitely earned his place as a bass legend! We're so happy we were asked to be included."
The arrival of Kerrang!'s Maiden Heaven CD coincides with the band's European leg of their Somewhere Back In Time World Tour - and follows on from the release of their own collection Somewhere Back In Time: The Best Of 80-89.
"Maiden much appreciate and are very flattered by all the time spent on this by a lot of great bands," says Iron Maiden's manager Rod Smallwood, "and would like to thank them, and also Kerrang!, for the honour. Thanks, everyone!"
The track listing for Maiden heaven is as follows:
01, Black Tide - Prowler
02, Metallica - Remember Tomorrow
03, Avenged Sevenfold - Flash Of The Blade
04, Glamour Of The Kill - 2 Minutes To Midnight
05, Coheed And Cambria - The Trooper
06, Devildriver - Wasted Years
07, Sign - Run To The Hills
08, Dream Theater - To Tame A Land
09, Madina Lake - Caught Somewhere In Time
10, Gallows - Wrathchild
11, Fightstar - Fear Of The Dark
12, Machine Head - Hallowed Be Thy Name
13, Trivium - Iron Maiden
14, Year Long Disaster - Running Free
15, Ghostlines - Brave New World
Pick up your copy of Kerrang! issue 1219 on sale July 16 for your own copy of Maiden Heaven.
http://www2.kerrang.com/2008/06/maiden_ ... ng_re.html
Posté : 28 juin 2008, 12:23
merci pour l info!!!!!!!! 
Posté : 28 juin 2008, 12:24
Bah rien que pour Metallica et surtout Dream Theater ça me botterai bien (le reste baaaaaaaah 
) 
ps : la playlist me plait beaucoup en fait
) ps : la playlist me plait beaucoup en fait
Posté : 28 juin 2008, 16:03
Avenged Sevenfold qui reprend "Flash of the Blade", Trivium = "Iron Maiden", DevilDriver= "Wasted Years" et Madina Lake qui se tape "Caught Somewhere in Time", tout ça, ça sent le carnage ! 
Posté : 28 juin 2008, 16:28
C'est clair !!
Quelle idée de prendre des groupes pareils aussi.
Quelle idée de prendre des groupes pareils aussi.
Posté : 28 juin 2008, 16:39
Bah faut écouter quand même avant de critiquer !! On sait jamais !
Posté : 28 juin 2008, 16:44
Ouais m'enfin bon, ils auraient pu choisir des groupes moins typés djeunz déjà. J'ai une sainte horreur des tributes en plus.
Posté : 28 juin 2008, 16:51
entierement d'accord.Worms Destroy a écrit :Avenged Sevenfold qui reprend "Flash of the Blade", Trivium = "Iron Maiden", DevilDriver= "Wasted Years" et Madina Lake qui se tape "Caught Somewhere in Time", tout ça, ça sent le carnage !
à la limite le telecharger !
Posté : 29 juin 2008, 16:56
très intéressant ce tribute. Ca change des tributes sans intérêt avec des groupes de heavy de 3ème zone qui font des reprises banales.
Là, ça sent les reprises remanié, j'ai bien hâte d'écouter ça.
La reprise que j'attends le plus est justement celle de "Flash of the blade" par Avenged Sevenfold, vu l'excellence de leur dernier album, d'une richesse et d'une inventivité rare, cette reprise promet!
Là, ça sent les reprises remanié, j'ai bien hâte d'écouter ça.
La reprise que j'attends le plus est justement celle de "Flash of the blade" par Avenged Sevenfold, vu l'excellence de leur dernier album, d'une richesse et d'une inventivité rare, cette reprise promet!
Posté : 29 juin 2008, 17:29
C'est clair que "Remember Tomorrow" avec la voix de james ça doit être comme çaGanash a écrit :Bah rien que pour Metallica
Posté : 29 juin 2008, 17:31
Ben pour les fans de Maiden vous pourrez m'offrir un tube de Polyden .
Posté : 29 juin 2008, 17:33
IL EST A FOND !!Love_Gun a écrit :Ben pour les fans de Maiden vous pourrez m'offrir un tube de Polyden .
Posté : 29 juin 2008, 18:08
Si tu commence a dire a Yacine qu'il est a fond pour chacune de ses blagues t'as pas fini Rodrigo 
Posté : 30 juin 2008, 11:53
Oh que oui!Worms Destroy a écrit :Avenged Sevenfold qui reprend "Flash of the Blade", Trivium = "Iron Maiden", DevilDriver= "Wasted Years" et Madina Lake qui se tape "Caught Somewhere in Time", tout ça, ça sent le carnage !
Ce cd devrait faire un freesbee idéal!!
Posté : 30 juin 2008, 13:58
Moi j'ai bien envie d'entendre la version de Trivium 
Posté : 17 juil. 2008, 02:43
Eh bien ton voeux est exaucé Gaspounet !
Trivium qui reprend Iron Maiden
Mais le plus surprenant c'est quand même Metallica qui nous font une bonne cover de Remember Tomorrow
Trivium qui reprend Iron Maiden
Mais le plus surprenant c'est quand même Metallica qui nous font une bonne cover de Remember Tomorrow
Posté : 17 juil. 2008, 04:47
j'aime bien à part les parties core, faudrait vraiment le bâillonner ce gratteux...Ferros a écrit :Trivium qui reprend Iron Maiden
Posté : 17 juil. 2008, 22:35
Je ne peux toujours pas encaisser la voix mais c'est fidèle à l'originale, version speedée.Ferros a écrit :Trivium qui reprend Iron Maiden
Ah ouais intéressant, ils l'ont bien modifiée/adaptée, et on dirait que James a réappris à chanter depuis St Anger.Mais le plus surprenant c'est quand même Metallica qui nous font une bonne cover de Remember Tomorrow
Posté : 17 juil. 2008, 23:02
Je trouve que la reprise de Trivium, le batteur en fait un peu trop et que le chanteur sonne comme...James Hetfield !!