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POS update!! Finally!! [August 13, 2008]
The next album...
World number eight...
Daniel: "We are starting to get a grasp of the tons of material that I have been working on in my head. My vision is that the next album will be
recorded in our rehearsing room, and we have started to prepare ourselves and the rehearsing room for this. The material that I am focusing on for the
album at the moment, is some sort of cross breed between the heavy early 70s in the vein of Sabbath/Zeppelin and the dark weirdness of Faith no
More/Soundgarden together with a touch of fragile suggestiveness displayed by The Doors/Jeff Buckley. Add some energetic Foo Fighters and you will
start to get the picture..."
DVD
Daniel: "The DVD is starting to come together, and will consist of two separate discs - one will be the live show from our last tour, and the other
one will be a documentary following the band on the 2005 tour, which marked the end of that line-up. The fact that the band has seen such major
changes the last two years made it very difficult emotionally to invest time and energy in this product, and it wasn't until the documentary draft was
proposed by Per Hillblom that I started to see what this DVD was trying to communicate. We still have a few commentary tracks to record but we are
starting to see the end of it."
Charity gigs
We have added a few new upcoming shows this fall in the Tour section.
As usual, Pain of Salvation will always do what they can to support causes they agree with, and this year they will play in Finnaker, Sweden on the
6th of September at the charity festival Rock for Moc (for Mozambique), and later on in Eskilstuna, Sweden, at the last day of the European Mobility
Week, September 22 (car free day). On the 10th of October they will again play in Eskilstuna, at the Balsta Musikslott (Buster stage), headlining the
"Rock for the Children of the World" night.
Read more in the Tour section!
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niguevara
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 12:46 |
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[quote]
The material that I am focusing on for the album at the moment, is some sort of cross breed between the heavy early 70s in the vein of
Sabbath/Zeppelin and the dark weirdness of Faith no More/Soundgarden together with a touch of fragile suggestiveness displayed by The Doors/Jeff
Buckley. Add some energetic Foo Fighters and you will start to get the picture..."[/quote]
Me not like very much...I get the feeling it will be raw alternative rock/metal in straight fashion. New world, new experiences I guess...Thinking of
it now,it might be ok. ;)
Much of it depends on the lyrical concept to me...
Though in my experience descriptions are usually far from the final outcome...
We'll just have to wait and see... :z
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That I stood my ground and said no
I said no...
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 12:53 |
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i don't even want to make that picture, i want to hear the result. and the dvd is taking too long already...
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 13:07 |
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I think as fans, we're better off not trying to put those bands together in our minds. [b]70's alternative progressive nu-metal[/b] makes me
shudder.
Most of us miss the straight up progressive metal roots of Pain of Salvation, but we have to understand that that's not what Daniel wants to do
anymore. And it isn't easy to grasp that concept...
But hopefully this album is THE BEST (the best the best the best, etc).
Play nice Remedy Laners...I'm always watching...
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 13:22 |
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Nu metal?
Rock is a vehicle of anti-religion
Joseph Ratzinger, pope Benedict XVI
Art does not reproduce what we see; rather, it makes us see
Paul Klee, German artist
Kill one of ours, we\'ll kill one of yours.
With some friendly fire, that’s a funny term, like civil war.
Sage Francis - Slow down Ghandi
I got my propaganda I got revisionism.
I got my violence in hi-def ultra-realism.
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 13:39 |
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Doesn't sound anything like NU-metal to me.
More like a little bit back to their roots, but you'll never know.
The Faith no more/Soundgarden influences were always there. And the "Energy" of Foo Fighters is definitely a good thing.(i never liked their
music...extremely formulative but they always seem energetic)
Looking forward to this!
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 13:47 |
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Faith No More influenced a lot of the nu-metal bands of the late 90's, such as one of Daniel's favorite (barf) Limp Bizkit. Daniel's always sparingly
used nu-metal influences in his music. Didn't you listen to the first two tracks on Scarsick? ;)
Play nice Remedy Laners...I'm always watching...
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 14:07 |
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well, there's Faith no More/Soundgarden in TPE1 as well :)
Anyways, the way they go about is always surprising. Can end up being a bit NU-metallish like scarsick or just something closer TPE1/Remedy Lane.
Whatever it is, lets just hope it's done well.(Even if it's NU-metal...as long as it sounds "new" and not generic like so many others out there :p)
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 14:27 |
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Hm.. Till now i thought Daniel wouldn't want his music to be compared with any other bands, but now he draws that comparisons himself. I just hope the
new album is going to be unique and not only a mix of old music.
Still can't wait to hear it.
Desperate to controll, unable to forgive and sinking deeper.
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 14:34 |
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Great, I'll look forward to hearing whatever they create.
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 14:48 |
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ale-motherfuckin'-luya!
70's alternative progressive nu-metal HAHAHAHAHAH!!!!
Me would wait-... Glad to see they are alive...
I know prog-rock music is the most intelligent music after classical music, but sometimes I got bored with all the in-depth analisys.
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 15:25 |
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So the update is that there is nothing to report? "We're still working in the DVD. We might start working on the new album soon" - we kinda knew that
much already, didn't we?
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 16:35 |
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I admit that I had the same thought there.
However. Daniel lives. That's good.
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 19:17 |
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Eskilstuna...
yes
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 19:54 |
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Tilburg first. Only 10 days! :grin
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 19:57 |
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Is this the first time Daniel is using other bands to describe an upcoming record?
He's becoming Mike Portnoy... :)
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 20:04 |
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[quote][i]Message original : niguevara[/i]
Is this the first time Daniel is using other bands to describe an upcoming record?
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It's a Fake ! :D
World number 8 ....... ???
Enter rain... / (a city rose) / (a street of blood) / In two seconds I will hit the ground... //
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 20:25 |
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(^Yes, if BE is 6, then SS is 7, so logically.....)
WHUHU!!...
... so what is the news??
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 20:54 |
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[quote]the heavy early 70s in the vein of Sabbath/Zeppelin[/quote]
Awesome
[quote]the dark weirdness of Faith no More/Soundgarden[/quote]
Awesome
[quote]a touch of fragile suggestiveness displayed by The Doors/Jeff Buckley[/quote]
Stop doing that, please
[quote]Add some energetic Foo Fighters[/quote]
Well, could be worse
It's on the plus side for me. At least they're not going for Metallica \o/
Cheeeeeeeen
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 21:36 |
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[quote]
It's a Fake ![/quote]
Could very well be... I wouldn't be surprised!
[quote]
Daniel: "We are starting to get a grasp of the tons of material that I have been working on in my head. My vision is that the next album will be
recorded in our rehearsing room, and we have started to prepare ourselves and the rehearsing room for this. The material that I am focusing on for the
album at the moment, is some sort of cross breed between the heavy early 70s in the vein of Sabbath/Zeppelin and the dark weirdness of Faith no
More/Soundgarden together with a touch of fragile suggestiveness displayed by The Doors/Jeff Buckley. Add some energetic Foo Fighters and you will
start to get the picture..."[/quote]
seems like audioslave meets faith no more meets nick cave! :D
That's the picture I get! Anyway,I'm looking forward to this... It is bound to be good (it's Daniel) ,but just how good I don't have a clue...
One thing is sure though, it will once again divide us fans...since it is not going to be another remedy lane or tpe1 for sure.
I just hope the difference from the rest of the opus won't be too intentional or forced. If there will be one...
There will be blood on this forum when it is out... Amen.
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| posted on 13-8-2008 at 21:54 |
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What do you mean it will once again divide us? Prog fans are supposed to be open-minded.
I for one am fukken glad it won't be another RL or TPE1. That wouldn't be very progressive, would it?
Gah, I'm repeating myself .. Anyway, it's simple. It'll be new. It'll be PoS and as someone rather famous once said:
If you like it you stay, if you don't you go.
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I meant it will divide fans in a way Be and SS did. Prog fans are NOT open-minded in most cases.
I'm glad it won't be copy of anything they released so far ,too. And I'm really looking forward to it...Now I'm repeating myself. :) Anyway,the
concept story and the music are very tightly connected in PoS music,and that's what I'm looking forward to most! That interweaving play between lyrics
and story is what it's all about to me...
Like Scarsick: I mean,you know it'd be awfully wrong to make complex,technical,extra multilayerd song out of cribcaged, for instance.
That album would be average if it was just about music (to me of course),but the whole picture makes it excellent.
To sum things up,I'd like the "8th world" to make an impression on me as it did "There Will Be Blood".
:hat
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POS are gay why do you all listen to them DT and PT are way beter. Gildonlew is just trying to cover the fact that hes run out of ideas by making new
non progressive albums like hte last one scarsick its got no good songs except one bit in enter rain and there are hardly any technical bits.....why
is he so anti american too americas great even ask john petrucci he knows that americas great we should believe him not some arogant swedsh guy.. I
hope u guys agree with me...
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| posted on 14-8-2008 at 02:56 |
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uuu,... there will be some fight... How I used to miss them!!!!
... but I agree with Achey.
I know prog-rock music is the most intelligent music after classical music, but sometimes I got bored with all the in-depth analisys.
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| posted on 14-8-2008 at 03:55 |
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Nice to have news. :D
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