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German alcoholic thrashers TANKARD have set "A Girl Called Cerveza" as the title of their 30th-anniversary album, due at the end of July via the band's new label home, Nuclear Blast Records. The CD is currently being recorded at Studio 23 in Frankfurt with producer Michael Mainx (ONKELZ, DER W, DISBELIEF, D-A-D).

J'adore déjà le nom de l'album, ça promet du bon gros Tankard

Yeah! Vivement le livret avec les paroles!

C'est moi ou ils font jamais de pauses ?

Ahah pas mal ! l'artwork on remarque que c'est des canettes de 1l5 de biere !

a mon avis,elles cache l'artwork definitif.

kingdavid666 a écrit :a mon avis,elles cache l'artwork definitif.

J'espère que tu as raison car pour une pochette ce serait un peu décevant!

immonde

Tu dis ça parce que t'as vu Maïté derrière les canettes ?

Je pense que la vraie pochette ce sera le gros "King of Beer" qui étreint une grosse canette. De la poésie de haut vol, en somme.

01. Running On Fumes
02. A Girl Called Serveza
03. Witchhunt 2.0
04. Masters Of Farces
05. The Metal Lady Boy (feat. Doro Pesch)
06. Not One Day Dead (But One Day Mad)
07. Son Of A Fridge
08. Fandom At Random
09. Metal Magnolia
10. Rapid Fire (A Tyrant's Elegy)

la 5. c'est une chanson sur les katoy ?

Pas tout à fait. Voici l'explication de texte hautement philosophique par Gerre :

"Running On Fumes":

Gerre: "Within the last two years, it has happened at several concerts that we ran out of beer for both the audience and the band. That's, of course, an insupportable situation that has to be worked off lyrically. Apart from that, one of my favorite songs with a very catchy chorus."

"A Girl Called Cerveza":

Gerre: "Our bass player Frank came up with this brilliant album title during our first stay in South America in December of 2007. I really don't remember why this track didn't find its way onto the last album — we're all suffering from dementia already. A highly catchy chorus penned by our ex-guitarist Andreas Bulgaropoulos plus kind of an old school-ish verse. Not least because of the topic obviously the first choice for a video clip!"

"Witchhunt 2.0":

Gerre: "The first song that we wrote for the new record. A typical TANKARD thrasher that's also quite contentful on the lyrical side: It's about cyber mobbing and all the shit happening anonymously on the Internet!"

"Masters Of Farces":

Gerre: "The first political song on the album. It's mostly about the marionettes of the populist American tea party movement. Musically, it's a catchy vigorous thrasher."

"The Metal Lady Boy" (feat. Doro Pesch)

Gerre: "Absolutely my personal favorite song of the album — not only because Doro is singing on it. When I visited one of her concerts a while ago and she spotted me in the first row, I had to come onto the stage and join her for 'All We Are'. Later on, I asked her backstage in a slightly tipsy condition if she'd like to sing on a TANKARD love song — and she agreed. This song is based on our first trip to Thailand last summer and offers big hit potential!"

"Not One Day Dead (But One Day Mad)":

Gerre: "This one's about us being around for 30 years, never giving up and always fighting against the odds — our own birthday song, so to speak. There have been some changes in the chorus during the recordings in the studio, but yet I believe that it's a typical timeless TANKARD song that could have also been released 20 years ago!"

"Son Of A Fridge":

Gerre: "A terrific play on words referring to 'Son Of A Bitch'. Very melodic beginning with clean vocals. The song escalates, but nevertheless remains the most melodic track on the album due to the chorus."

"Fandom At Random":

Gerre: "Very dragging beginning that later on develops into a true thrash grenade. It's a critical analysis of a fan's life."

"Metal Magnolia":

Gerre: "When looking at the title, one could think the song contained funny lyrics, but in actual fact it's about the relationship between men and women in general — almost the second love song on the album with a really speedy and catchy chorus plus wicked effects in the middle of the song!"

"Rapid Fire (A Tyrant's Elegy)":

Gerre: "According to the opinion of many people who've heard the album so far, this is one of the most sophisticated songs on the record. With its strong chorus it's absolutely a
worthy conclusion of the album with very serious and relevant lyrics: It deals with a dictator oppressing his nation!"

ben si en fait !

Toi aussi tu as découvert que quand tu fais "copier URL image" sur facebook c'est trop grand pour coller ici?

Affirmatif, mais je ne sais pas comment y remédier

Je me suis fait avoir hier, du coup j'ai copié l'image et refoutu sur un hébergeur, mais c'est très chiant pour juste ça et faut pas avoir la flemme (ce qui est la partie la plus hard).

Tant pis pour l'image taille normale

Putain cette pochette

Y a 15 mois en Allemagne (cf numero d'arret) ?

metalblasphemer a écrit :Tu dis ça parce que t'as vu Maïté derrière les canettes ?

bien deviné !

Yeah la pochette!

c'est la soeur du "King of Beer" en fait !