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bruce bruce a écrit :

MULTYSINC a écrit :André matos ? ça explique les albums d'angra !

Tu peux développer STP? Je vois pas trop le rapport là

MULTYSINC a écrit :
je n'aime pas du tout angra (et pas du tout "1987" non plus)!

MULTYSINC a écrit : je n'ai vraiment pas trouvé que vandenberg apportait quoi que ce soit à whitesnake (et encore moins steve vai , qui faisait vraiment mercenaire sur la tournée "1987" , c'est vraiment vraiment pas son style de musique !)

According to a posting on the Deep Purple Appreciation Society web site, the anniversary re-releases of WHITESNAKE's "Slip Of The Tongue" (20th anniversary) and "Slide It In" (25th anniversary) albums are now planned for second week of June 2009. Both are the combined CD/DVD type now favored by EMI and come in nice digipacks. The DVD content is also generous, with a mix of promos and live tracks. An expanded edition of WHITESNAKE's recent studio album, "Good To Be Bad", is also planned.

"Slide It In" CD contains:

* Both U.S. and U.K. mixes of all tracks plus one live song (20 tracks total)

"Slide It In" DVD contains:

* Guilty Of Love (promo clip)
* Slow An' Easy (promo clip)
* Love Ain't No Stranger (promo clip)
* Guilty Of Love (Donnington 1983)
* Love Ain't No Stranger (Starkers In Tokyo)
* Give Me More Time (BBC TV Top Of The Pops 19/1/84)
* Love Ain't No Stranger (Live... In The Still Of The Night)

"Slip Of The Tongue" CD contains:

* Regular album plus:

* Now You're Gone (U.S. Remix)
* Fool For Your Loving (The Vai Voltage Mix)
* Slip Of The Tongue (Live At Donnington 1990)
* Kittens Got Claws (Live At Donnington 1990)

"Slip Of The Tongue" DVD contains:

* Fool For Your Loving (promo clip)
* Now You're Gone (promo clip)
* The Deeper The Love (promo clip)
* The Deeper The Love (Starkers In Tokyo)
* Sailing Ships (Starkers In Tokyo)
* Judgement Day (Live... In The Still Of The Night)
* Slip Of The Tongue (Live At Donnington 1990)
* Kittens Got Claws (Live At Donnington 1990)

As previously reported, in a recent interview with The Metal Circus out of Spain, vocalist Joe Lynn Turner accused WHITESNAKE frontman David Coverdale of using backing tapes for his lead vocals while performing live (see details here). Coverdale responded by calling Turner "a daft bugger" in a statement, but he has since followed it up with an in-depth response via the official Whitesnake website. It appears below:

Response To Joe Lynn Turner’s Interview Remarks About My Supposed Miming In Concert

"I am shocked, very disappointed & surprised by Mr Turner's misleading and completely untrue observations he felt it necessary to discuss in a recent interview. Whatever his motives, they are disturbing, to say the least.

I do not ‘mime’ in concert. I never have and I never will.

I am David Coverdale. My career spans almost 40 successful years and I have worked with some of the finest musicians in contemporary music & in all that time I have never ‘pretended’ to sing to tapes when I am performing in front of a paying crowd.

I have no idea how anyone who has seen me working live in concert, or is remotely connected to the music business can even suggest such an odious thing.

I have seen the purported video of me supposedly ‘miming’ and all I can say is he and anyone else who believes this nonsense should look more closely.

It is obvious that I am holding the microphone out to the crowd & inviting the audience to participate, as I do during every show, and have done since the beginning of Whitesnake while my background singers keep the songs vocal momentum.

It is hugely important to me that the audience feel completely part of the Whitesnake show & participate with me from the beginning to the end.

They are called the ‘Whitesnake Choir’ for that reason.

Please know, as most sensible people do, that I am especially blessed in this band with two very powerful singers in guitarist Reb Beach & keyboardist, Timothy Drury & also two very capable background singers in bassist Uriah Duffy & guitarist Doug Aldrich, and when I am working the crowd, these guys hold the songs for me exceptionally well, as most sensible people can see and hear.

There are no vocal backing tapes. Everything you see and hear is being performed live by the musicians and vocalists on stage.

I have no idea why Mr Turner has launched this foolishness, but, I ask that it stop now. It has no merit, serves no purpose and is a total waste of precious time.

No apology is necessary as I have no desire in any way, shape or form to have any communication with him. He should know better.

Next he’ll be accusing me of wearing a wig on stage."

David Coverdale
Lake Tahoe April 2009

Gandalf a écrit :Franchement je vois pas comment il peut dire ca Turner, ca s'entend qu'il chante live tellement il est à la ramasse vocalement sur certains passages Mr Coverdale...

lelite a écrit :PS. @ fangface: quelqu'un l'a trouvée cette réédition parce que moi rien j'ai trouvée par contre 1987/slide in it )

EMI is releasing a 20th Anniversary Edition of Whitesnake’s Slip of the Tongue album with audio and video bonuses. There’s no word yet on whether anything is remastered. The release dates are set for:
June 5th — Germany
June 8th — UK
June 8th — France (CD only, no DVD)

Q: Has this almost controlled performance affected your style or way of playing?

A: No, I suppose there is a bigger issue in the last 30 years of being a bass player in all the big bands... I know that this may come as a surprise, but my job was to copy other people! Copy Geezer Butler, copy John Deacon (QUEEN)... even copy myself by playing the early Whitesnake stuff with other musicians. I get very little chance to be really me when I play bass. There were times, especially with Black Sabbath and Peter Green’s Band, where I couldn’t put anything original in the bass lines of the songs... so, it’s typical for me to try to play like someone else.

Again, it all comes down to what I was saying before about the audience becoming conservative... they only want to hear the songs the way they were recorded. My theory is that the people want to hear the music that they grew up with... that’s the music they love the most... when they
were 16 or 17 years old and they had no worries in their mind. For example, when Bernie (Marsden), Micky (Moody) and myself got together to play the classic Whitesnake stuff, people didn’t think much of it... they preferred David Coverdale with 4 or 5 other musicians despite the fact that we were three of the original guys in the band! They have almost imprinted in their minds that David Coverdale is Whitesnake. If we’ve got the name, that would be a totally different situation... it’s difficult but that’s the music business!"

Everflow a écrit :Joe Lynn Turner (ex-Deep Purple, ex-Rainbow, ex-Malmsteen) a récemment déclaré que David Coverdale chantait en playback désormais,

Hellion a écrit :Pour info, les rééditions de WS de cette annee ("le calbutte du jap" et "foumoila")

Talasquin a écrit :

Everflow a écrit :Joe Lynn Turner (ex-Deep Purple, ex-Rainbow, ex-Malmsteen) a récemment déclaré que David Coverdale chantait en playback désormais,

Pas mal de la part d'un mec qui porte des moumoutes

cillian a écrit :

Hellion a écrit :Pour info, les rééditions de WS de cette annee ("le calbutte du jap" et "foumoila")

C'est quoi ça ?? "Foumoila" ce srait pas....."slide it in" ??

Talasquin a écrit :

Everflow a écrit :Joe Lynn Turner (ex-Deep Purple, ex-Rainbow, ex-Malmsteen) a récemment déclaré que David Coverdale chantait en playback désormais,

Pas mal de la part d'un mec qui porte des moumoutes

Talasquin a écrit :

Everflow a écrit :Joe Lynn Turner (ex-Deep Purple, ex-Rainbow, ex-Malmsteen) a récemment déclaré que David Coverdale chantait en playback désormais,

Pas mal de la part d'un mec qui porte des moumoutes

Rockpages.gr: David Coverdale (WHITESNAKE).

Joe Lynn Turner: "Let me see what is the word that I can use for him…I am trying to use a word I haven’t used before…’cause I love David’s voice and he was one of my favorite singers ever…so how do I put this…what’s the word that I can use for him…I am trying to use a great word. I used fantastic, I used amazing…I used all these words before…Awesome! I think he is awesome! I am a big fan of David Coverdale, regardless of what was happening in the press lately."

Rockpages.gr: How do you feel about that?
Joe Lynn Turner: "It was a mistake. When I’m saying mistake I mean I should have never mentioned names. It was very inappropriate for me to do this. It was unprofessional of me to do this, I am not saying I didn’t hear or see what I heard, to put that straight. I am not saying I take back what I said, I don’t think I should have mentioned names, and I think that was inappropriate of me, and unprofessional to mention names. That’s all there is really. And I regret mentioning names…"

Gandalf a écrit :Allez vas y fous toi de ma gueule, j'avoue que je viens d'acheter un album de ce combo que je raille souvent. Bon ok c'etait 4 euros en occase, c'est "1987", mais j'aime pas mal

EMI has confirmed a November 7th street date for a new WHITESNAKE box set dubbed Box O’Snakes: The Sunburst Years 1978-1982. The release will contain eight CDs (every studio and live album), one DVD (include a Washington 1980 show, the promo singles from 1978-1982 and BBC TV performances), a limited edition seven inch and a 90-page book with new interview and unseen photos.

Box O’Snakes: The Sunburst Years 1978-1982 tracklisting:

CD One: Trouble (1978)
'Take Me With You'
'Love To Keep You Warm'
'Lie Down (A Modern Love Song)'
'Day Tripper'
'Nighthawk (Vampire Blues)'
'The Time Is Right For Love'
'Trouble'
'Belgian Tom’s Hat Trick'
'Free Flight'
'Don’t Mess With Me'

CD Two:: Live At Hammersmith (1978)
'Come On'
'Might Just Take Your Life'
'Lie Down'
'Ain’t No Love In The Heart Of The City'
'Trouble'
'Mistreated'

CD Three: Lovehunter (1979)
'Long Way From Home'
'Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues'
'Help Me Thro’ The Day'
'Medicine Man'
'You ‘N’ Me'
'Mean Business'
'Love Hunter'
'Outlaw'
'Rock ‘N’ Roll Women'
'We Wish You Well'

CD Four: Ready An’ Willing (1980)
'Fool For Your Loving'
'Sweet Talker'
'Ready An’Willing'
'Carry Your Load'
'Blindman'
'Ain’t Gonna Cry No More'
'Love Man'
'Black and Blue'
'She’s A Woman'

CD Five: Live…In The Heart Of The City (1980)
'Come On'
'Sweet Talker'
'Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues'
'Love Hunter'
'Ain’t No Love In The Heart Of The City'
'Fool For Your Loving'
'Ain’t Gonna Cry No More'
'Ready An’ Willing'
'Take Me With You'

CD Six: Come An’ Get It (1981)
'Come An’ Get It'
'Hot Stuff'
'Don’t Break My Heart Again'
'Lonely Days, Lonely Nights'
'Wine,Women An’ Song'
'Child of Babylon'
'Would I Lie To You'
'Girl'
'Hit An’ Run'
'Till The Day I Die'

CD Seven: Saints & Sinners (1982)
'Young Blood'
'Rough An’ Ready'
'Bloody Luxury'
'Victim Of Love'
'Crying In The Rain'
'Here I Go Again'
'Love An’ Affection'
'Rock An’ Roll Angels'
'Dancing Girls'
'Saints An’ Sinners'

CD Eight: Live At Reading Rock ’79 (1979)
'Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues'
'Ain’t No Love In The Heart Of The City'
'Steal Away'
'Belgian Tom’s Hat Trick'
'Mistreated/Soldier Of Fortune'
'Love Hunter'
'Breakdown'

CD Nine: Live At Reading Rock ’80 (1980)
'Sweet Talker'
'Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues'
'Ain’t Gonna Cry No More'
'Love Hunter'
'Mistreated/Soldier Of Fortune'
'Ain’t No Love In The Heart Of The City'
'Fool For Your Loving'



DVD
Promo Videos 1978-1982
TV Performances
Extra Feature: Official Bootleg
Live at the Capital Centre, Washington, USA 1980

Snakebite EP (1978) 33rpm seven inch white vinyl

Side One
'Bloody Mary'
'Steal Away'

Side Two
'Ain’t No Love In The Heart Of The City'
'Come On'