Iron Maiden - jauns albums
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Septembrī gaidāms jauns Iron Maiden albums!
"Iron Maiden plan to release their new studio album entitled A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH, in early September.
The band started writing songs at the end of 2005 after a short break from their hugely successful festival appearances in Europe and the USA. After Christmas the songs were completed and rehearsed when the band then got together with producer Kevin 'Caveman' Shirley at Sarm West Studios in London to start work on recording the backing tracks.
The full track listing is as below.
A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH
1. Different Worlds (Smith/Harris) 4.17
2. These Colours Don't Run (Smith/Harris/Dickinson) 6.52
3. Brighter Than a Thousand Suns (Smith/Harris/Dickinson) 8.44
4. The Pilgrim (Gers/Harris) 5.07
5. The Longest Day (Smith/Harris/Dickinson) 7.48
6. Out Of the Shadows (Dickinson/Harris) 5.36
7. The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg (Murray/Harris) 7.21
8. For The Greater Good of God (Harris) 9.24
9. Lord Of Light (Smith/Harris/Dickinson) 7.23
10. The Legacy (Gers/Harris) 9.20
www.ironmaiden.com/homepage.php?sectio...
"Iron Maiden plan to release their new studio album entitled A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH, in early September.
The band started writing songs at the end of 2005 after a short break from their hugely successful festival appearances in Europe and the USA. After Christmas the songs were completed and rehearsed when the band then got together with producer Kevin 'Caveman' Shirley at Sarm West Studios in London to start work on recording the backing tracks.
The full track listing is as below.
A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH
1. Different Worlds (Smith/Harris) 4.17
2. These Colours Don't Run (Smith/Harris/Dickinson) 6.52
3. Brighter Than a Thousand Suns (Smith/Harris/Dickinson) 8.44
4. The Pilgrim (Gers/Harris) 5.07
5. The Longest Day (Smith/Harris/Dickinson) 7.48
6. Out Of the Shadows (Dickinson/Harris) 5.36
7. The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg (Murray/Harris) 7.21
8. For The Greater Good of God (Harris) 9.24
9. Lord Of Light (Smith/Harris/Dickinson) 7.23
10. The Legacy (Gers/Harris) 9.20
www.ironmaiden.com/homepage.php?sectio...
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jauki.
domāju, vaaram paļauties, ka būs kārtējais kvalitatīvais (ja ne augstvērtīgais) ieraksts.
Piedevām šodien iznāk Brūsa Dikinsona DVD...
domāju, vaaram paļauties, ka būs kārtējais kvalitatīvais (ja ne augstvērtīgais) ieraksts.
Piedevām šodien iznāk Brūsa Dikinsona DVD...
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Baisi episkie gabali izskatās, pēc dziesmu garumiem spriežot - lielākā daļa virs 7 minūtēm.
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tādi tak ir vislabākie. 3 min. dziesmelītes atstāsim pankiem un tml. ;) BTW, tikai 6 no 10 ir virs septiņām minūtēm :P
Tiesa - pēdējos gadoa Meideni (lasi: Hariss) slimo ar stiepšanas slimību: praktiski katrā dziesmā:
* ir akustiskais intro/outro, kur vajag un kur nevajag.
* piedziedājums tiek atkārtots nejēgā reižu, ad nauseum
Tā tiek pabojāti ļoti glīti gabali, diemžēl.
Tiesa - pēdējos gadoa Meideni (lasi: Hariss) slimo ar stiepšanas slimību: praktiski katrā dziesmā:
* ir akustiskais intro/outro, kur vajag un kur nevajag.
* piedziedājums tiek atkārtots nejēgā reižu, ad nauseum
Tā tiek pabojāti ļoti glīti gabali, diemžēl.
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oi oi oi, baigi vajag!
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sorry, fani, bet nu v pizdu, cik ta var malt to veco dziesmu!!
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must have. un vajag viņus beidzot arī zu LV atvilkt,nav tur ko.
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6 no 10 jau arī sanāk lielākā daļa. :P
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Pajāt.
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varbūt izjāt?
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Nu re kirpus, tas jau arī atšķir fanu no parasta "ir ok" tipa klausītāja - fani var tās pašas vecās fīčas klausīties atkal un atkal un i to būs pa maz.
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Jēē, gaidam!
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Par to malšanu runājot - ja tas tiek darīts tā kā viņi to dara pēdējos divos albūmos, tad, lūdzu! Maliet tālāk un pieberiet vēl!
Un pēdējos albūmos man šķiet, ka tieši starp garajām dziesmām ir vairāk tādu, kas ir "OOOOO!!!", nekā starp īsajām. Īpaši tas tā bija ar "Brave New World". Bet nu tā stiepšana ir gan saskatāma, nevar noliegt. Piedziedājuma bezjēdzīgas atkārtošanas spilgtākie piemēri laikam ir "Angel and The Gambler" (tur jau nu pavisam drūmi) un "Dream of Mirrors", vēl laikam "No More Lies".
Vispār laikam ar maideniem ir metāla vidē izveidojusies tāda situācija, ka šobrīd viņi bezmaz vai simbolizē heavy metal kopumā, jo ir vienīgā dzīvā leģenda, kas pilnīgi turās uz kājām bez balstīšanas, un turklāt vēl skatās nākotnē. Viņus mīl un ciena gandrīz visi, izņemot dažus, kuri viņus vienkārši ienīst. Visvairāk laikam tāpēc, ka viņi ir tik seni, tik folklorizējušies un "TIK nepamatoti populāri". :D
Un pēdējos albūmos man šķiet, ka tieši starp garajām dziesmām ir vairāk tādu, kas ir "OOOOO!!!", nekā starp īsajām. Īpaši tas tā bija ar "Brave New World". Bet nu tā stiepšana ir gan saskatāma, nevar noliegt. Piedziedājuma bezjēdzīgas atkārtošanas spilgtākie piemēri laikam ir "Angel and The Gambler" (tur jau nu pavisam drūmi) un "Dream of Mirrors", vēl laikam "No More Lies".
Vispār laikam ar maideniem ir metāla vidē izveidojusies tāda situācija, ka šobrīd viņi bezmaz vai simbolizē heavy metal kopumā, jo ir vienīgā dzīvā leģenda, kas pilnīgi turās uz kājām bez balstīšanas, un turklāt vēl skatās nākotnē. Viņus mīl un ciena gandrīz visi, izņemot dažus, kuri viņus vienkārši ienīst. Visvairāk laikam tāpēc, ka viņi ir tik seni, tik folklorizējušies un "TIK nepamatoti populāri". :D
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Pag,un kā tad ar Judas Priest?
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un veeel ~15 grupas lol
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Tolx - nu salīdzini pēdējo JP un IM albūmu. Ok, varbūt, ka Tev ir pretējs uzskats, bet man šķiet ka IM > JP. Viennozīmīgi
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Tolx - nu salīdzini pēdējo JP un IM albūmu. Ok, varbūt, ka Tev ir pretējs uzskats, bet man šķiet ka IM > JP. Viennozīmīgi
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manā uztverē tās grupas tomēr nevar salīdzināt,pārāk dažāda tā mūzika un idejas,kas visam apakšā.Pēdējais albūms... Būs laikam jāpaklausās kārtīgāk,bet vispār Angel of Retribution man patīk labāk.Par vecajiem albūmiem nediskutēsim,tie visi ir labi.
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Jāpiekrīt kk:(.
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Jūdas ir vairāk ar stiliem eksperimentējis, no AOR un glam līdz speed metal, un likumsakarīgi, ka visā tai putrā netrūkst arī sūdu pa vidu. Protams, labie darbi to atsver. Bet meideni tādā ziņā plus mīnus pie sava stila pieturējušies, attiecīgi nav tādu īpašu bedrē iekritienu bijis.
Par pēdējiem albumiem runājot, DoD (jau dodos stūrī nokaunēties) neesmu dzirdējis, ja neskaita vienu dziesmu pa European Hit Radio ;) Bet AoR ir daži lieliski gabali, daži nu tā normāli, un daži visai jēli IMO.
Par pēdējiem albumiem runājot, DoD (jau dodos stūrī nokaunēties) neesmu dzirdējis, ja neskaita vienu dziesmu pa European Hit Radio ;) Bet AoR ir daži lieliski gabali, daži nu tā normāli, un daži visai jēli IMO.
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tagad nāku es ar savu baigāko eksperta viedokli.
Maideni manā grāmatā vienmēr bijuši pārāki par JP - jau Intara minēto kritumu dēļ, un arī tāpēc, ka... Maideni tomēr ir baismīgi melodiski, viņiem tas ir asinīs. JP ir tādi... močītāji ;) kas nav slikti, it nemaz, bet, ja dikti vajag salīdzināt...
Angel Of Retribution ir savā ziņā līdzīgs Brave New World - solīds, kārtīgs albums savā zelta laiku stilā, ar dažām agrāk nedzirdētām piešpricēm. Nekas īpašīgs, bet līmenis ir visai augsts... Abos ir arī pašvaki, neizteiksmīgi gabali, bet ir arī cīši glīti. Prīstu koncī visi gabali no jaunā diska skanēja ļoti vareni.
Gribēšu tomēr piebilst, ka arī Maideniem bijuši kritumi, ja ne stila, tad kvalitātes ziņā -
No Prayer For The Dying bija samērā popsīgs albums,
Fear of the Dark ir tikai trīs vērā ņemamas dziesmas,
X-Factor ir velkomēta atgriešanās pie drūma un smaga skanējuma (kaut arī parāk izstiepta), taču vokāla izmaitāta,
un Virtual XI bija viena normāla dziesma.
Runājot par DoD... Šeit ir divas dziesmas, kas visumā ir labākās kopš 7th Son (un es ar tādiem vārdiem it nemaz nemētājos), un tās būtu Dance Of Death un Paschendale. Silti iesaku.
Un tiem, kas pieprasa 15 grupas:
Teju puse 80o gados zināmo grupas atkalapvienojušās un izdevušas studijas disku. Un man ir ļoti grūti nosaukt kaut dažas, kurām šis apvienošanās disks būtu kaut cik jēdzīgs. Candlemass... varbūt arī Metal Church "Weight Of The World", kurš gan ir paviegls, bet tīri OK. Ā, un man tīri iet pie sirds Celtic Frost "Monotheist"
Intar, Ihsahn "The Adversary" esi dzirdējis? Ja ne, tad tūlīt uzmeklē...
Maideni manā grāmatā vienmēr bijuši pārāki par JP - jau Intara minēto kritumu dēļ, un arī tāpēc, ka... Maideni tomēr ir baismīgi melodiski, viņiem tas ir asinīs. JP ir tādi... močītāji ;) kas nav slikti, it nemaz, bet, ja dikti vajag salīdzināt...
Angel Of Retribution ir savā ziņā līdzīgs Brave New World - solīds, kārtīgs albums savā zelta laiku stilā, ar dažām agrāk nedzirdētām piešpricēm. Nekas īpašīgs, bet līmenis ir visai augsts... Abos ir arī pašvaki, neizteiksmīgi gabali, bet ir arī cīši glīti. Prīstu koncī visi gabali no jaunā diska skanēja ļoti vareni.
Gribēšu tomēr piebilst, ka arī Maideniem bijuši kritumi, ja ne stila, tad kvalitātes ziņā -
No Prayer For The Dying bija samērā popsīgs albums,
Fear of the Dark ir tikai trīs vērā ņemamas dziesmas,
X-Factor ir velkomēta atgriešanās pie drūma un smaga skanējuma (kaut arī parāk izstiepta), taču vokāla izmaitāta,
un Virtual XI bija viena normāla dziesma.
Runājot par DoD... Šeit ir divas dziesmas, kas visumā ir labākās kopš 7th Son (un es ar tādiem vārdiem it nemaz nemētājos), un tās būtu Dance Of Death un Paschendale. Silti iesaku.
Un tiem, kas pieprasa 15 grupas:
Teju puse 80o gados zināmo grupas atkalapvienojušās un izdevušas studijas disku. Un man ir ļoti grūti nosaukt kaut dažas, kurām šis apvienošanās disks būtu kaut cik jēdzīgs. Candlemass... varbūt arī Metal Church "Weight Of The World", kurš gan ir paviegls, bet tīri OK. Ā, un man tīri iet pie sirds Celtic Frost "Monotheist"
Intar, Ihsahn "The Adversary" esi dzirdējis? Ja ne, tad tūlīt uzmeklē...
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kas tas Ihsahn par brīnumu? izskatās,ka jāvelk nost būs.Bet vispār,nav ko salīdzināt JP un IM,ir jāklausās abas un viss.
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tip kekss no Emperor
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vokalists
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Par to Ihsahn jauno ražojumu šur un tur ir manīts mēles kulstām, bet nav bijusi sevišķa interese pārbaudīt. Bet ja nu Tu saki, ka ir vērts...
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Un attiecībā uz Tolx teikto - JP vs IM jau šur tur ir principa lieta. Piemēram, ieej www.metal-rules.com forumā un piesakies, ka esi jaunais, un pirmais, ko saņemsi pretī, ar 98% varbūtību būs apmēram: "Welcome. Priest or Maiden?" :P
np: Sabbat - Dreamweaver \m/
np: Sabbat - Dreamweaver \m/
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IRON MAIDEN have exclusively revealed to Kerrang! that fans should prepare themselves for the band’s strongest album in years with their forthcoming 14th studio offering.
The album titled ‘A Matter Of Life And Death’, which is due for release in September was recorded at Sarm West Studios in London with producer Kevin Shirley, who also worked on the last two Maiden albums, 2000’s ‘Brave New World’ and 2003’s ‘Dance Of Death’. Checking in at a colossal 72 minutes, the album boasts 10 tracks, all but three of which are over six minutes in length. Full of experimentation and unexpected detours into intense and atmospheric territory, it’s a complex and powerful set of songs that touch upon some dark subjects, most notably the horrors of war, the impact of religious fundamentalism and the threat of nuclear destruction.
The full track listing for ‘A Matter Of Life And Death’ is as follows: ‘Different Worlds’, ‘These Colours Don’t Run’, ‘Brighter Than A Thousand Suns’, ‘The Pilgrim’, ‘The Longest Day’, ‘Out Of The Shadows’, ‘The Reincarnation Of Benjamin Breeg’, For The Greater Good Of God’, ‘Lord Of Light’, and ‘The Legacy’.
“’Brave New World’ and ‘Dance Of Death’ were both good records.” frontmann Bruce Dickinson tells Kerrang!. “But they weren’t anywhere near as good as this one! This one is ‘Dance Of Death’ without the effort. This whole album feels effortless. It’s like driving a big, gas-guzzling motor car. You just put your foot down and there’s limitless power under the bonnet.”
“It’s been unbelievable.” says bassist/founder member Steve Harris. “We booked the studio for three months and we finished the whole thing in two. I think the preparation was good. We didn’t have the rows we usually have! We really focused on each song and it was a very positive experience.”
Among the highlights of the new album is the opening track ‘Different Worlds’, the shortest song on the album at a mere four minutes. It’s a classic, storming Maiden opener with an instantly memorable chorus and soaring guitar harmonies.
“It wasn’t intentional when we sat down and wrote it, but as soon as it was finished we thought: “Thin Lizzy!” laughs Harris. “It’s a tribute to them, in a way. Obviously it sounds like Maiden, but it just conjured up that Thin Lizzy vibe.”
The second track on the album, ‘These Colours Don’t Run’, is a brooding, dramatic rumination on the plight of being a soldier in a war zone and sets the tone for the dark epics that follow it.
“That song was an effort to put a human face on people who go out and fight wars.” says Dickinson. “They call it ‘peacekeeping’, but these people put themselves in harm’s way, and whether or not you agree with the reasons why they’re doing it, they’re just doing their job.
“Some of the new songs are quite angry.” he adds. “It’s just the times we’re living in. We’ve got global fundamentalism, state-sponsored terrorism, dirty bombs, global warming and everything else. I think this is our response to all that.”
‘Brighter Than A Thousand Suns’ is arguably the heaviest track on the new album, and one with heavy subject matter to match.
“It’s about the atomic bomb.” says Dickinson. “The scientist that saw the first bomb go off said it was brighter than a thousand suns. The idea that human beings could bring about their own total destruction totally changed the way people thought.”
‘The Reincarnation Of Benjamin Breeg’, which will be the first single to be taken from the record, is an intricate seven-minute epic that starts with a creepy, ominous intro before erupting into a crushing, almost Led Zeppelin-esque riff and a powerful, emotive chorus. More obvious lyrically than most of the album, it’s a curious, chattering choice for a single.
“It’s very different for us.” admits Harris. “It’s very riffy. The intro has an almost nursery rhyme eeriness. Sometimes you try to create a mood and sometimes it’s just there. Everyone’s going to ask who Benjamin Breeg is, but you’ll just have to find out for yourself!”
Have you got any special plans for your European tour that hits the UK in December?
“At the moment we’re thinking about playing the whole album live, back-to-back.” Dickinson reveals. “When you’ve got an album this good, it’s really important that you do something bold. If we can go out and do a whole album of brand new material, I think that we can give ourselves a pat on the back. Everyone will have heard the album upfront, and the songs will really come to life. I think it could be extraordinary.”
So does ‘A Matter Of Life And Death’ mark a fresh lease of life for Maiden?
“Five years ago we were thinking about possibly retiring at this point, but now we’re at this stage there’s no way! Why should we?” Harris grins. “I don’t know why, but I always had it in my head that we’d do fifteen studio albums, so we’ve got at least one more to go!”
Iron Maiden’s single ‘The Reincarnation Of Benjamin Breeg’ will be released in mid-August via EMI. The album ‘A Matter Of Life And Death’ follows in September.
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The album titled ‘A Matter Of Life And Death’, which is due for release in September was recorded at Sarm West Studios in London with producer Kevin Shirley, who also worked on the last two Maiden albums, 2000’s ‘Brave New World’ and 2003’s ‘Dance Of Death’. Checking in at a colossal 72 minutes, the album boasts 10 tracks, all but three of which are over six minutes in length. Full of experimentation and unexpected detours into intense and atmospheric territory, it’s a complex and powerful set of songs that touch upon some dark subjects, most notably the horrors of war, the impact of religious fundamentalism and the threat of nuclear destruction.
The full track listing for ‘A Matter Of Life And Death’ is as follows: ‘Different Worlds’, ‘These Colours Don’t Run’, ‘Brighter Than A Thousand Suns’, ‘The Pilgrim’, ‘The Longest Day’, ‘Out Of The Shadows’, ‘The Reincarnation Of Benjamin Breeg’, For The Greater Good Of God’, ‘Lord Of Light’, and ‘The Legacy’.
“’Brave New World’ and ‘Dance Of Death’ were both good records.” frontmann Bruce Dickinson tells Kerrang!. “But they weren’t anywhere near as good as this one! This one is ‘Dance Of Death’ without the effort. This whole album feels effortless. It’s like driving a big, gas-guzzling motor car. You just put your foot down and there’s limitless power under the bonnet.”
“It’s been unbelievable.” says bassist/founder member Steve Harris. “We booked the studio for three months and we finished the whole thing in two. I think the preparation was good. We didn’t have the rows we usually have! We really focused on each song and it was a very positive experience.”
Among the highlights of the new album is the opening track ‘Different Worlds’, the shortest song on the album at a mere four minutes. It’s a classic, storming Maiden opener with an instantly memorable chorus and soaring guitar harmonies.
“It wasn’t intentional when we sat down and wrote it, but as soon as it was finished we thought: “Thin Lizzy!” laughs Harris. “It’s a tribute to them, in a way. Obviously it sounds like Maiden, but it just conjured up that Thin Lizzy vibe.”
The second track on the album, ‘These Colours Don’t Run’, is a brooding, dramatic rumination on the plight of being a soldier in a war zone and sets the tone for the dark epics that follow it.
“That song was an effort to put a human face on people who go out and fight wars.” says Dickinson. “They call it ‘peacekeeping’, but these people put themselves in harm’s way, and whether or not you agree with the reasons why they’re doing it, they’re just doing their job.
“Some of the new songs are quite angry.” he adds. “It’s just the times we’re living in. We’ve got global fundamentalism, state-sponsored terrorism, dirty bombs, global warming and everything else. I think this is our response to all that.”
‘Brighter Than A Thousand Suns’ is arguably the heaviest track on the new album, and one with heavy subject matter to match.
“It’s about the atomic bomb.” says Dickinson. “The scientist that saw the first bomb go off said it was brighter than a thousand suns. The idea that human beings could bring about their own total destruction totally changed the way people thought.”
‘The Reincarnation Of Benjamin Breeg’, which will be the first single to be taken from the record, is an intricate seven-minute epic that starts with a creepy, ominous intro before erupting into a crushing, almost Led Zeppelin-esque riff and a powerful, emotive chorus. More obvious lyrically than most of the album, it’s a curious, chattering choice for a single.
“It’s very different for us.” admits Harris. “It’s very riffy. The intro has an almost nursery rhyme eeriness. Sometimes you try to create a mood and sometimes it’s just there. Everyone’s going to ask who Benjamin Breeg is, but you’ll just have to find out for yourself!”
Have you got any special plans for your European tour that hits the UK in December?
“At the moment we’re thinking about playing the whole album live, back-to-back.” Dickinson reveals. “When you’ve got an album this good, it’s really important that you do something bold. If we can go out and do a whole album of brand new material, I think that we can give ourselves a pat on the back. Everyone will have heard the album upfront, and the songs will really come to life. I think it could be extraordinary.”
So does ‘A Matter Of Life And Death’ mark a fresh lease of life for Maiden?
“Five years ago we were thinking about possibly retiring at this point, but now we’re at this stage there’s no way! Why should we?” Harris grins. “I don’t know why, but I always had it in my head that we’d do fifteen studio albums, so we’ve got at least one more to go!”
Iron Maiden’s single ‘The Reincarnation Of Benjamin Breeg’ will be released in mid-August via EMI. The album ‘A Matter Of Life And Death’ follows in September.
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...I think that we can give ourselves a pat on the back. Everyone will have heard the album upfront, and the songs will really come to life. I think it could be extraordinary.”
So does ‘A Matter Of Life And Death’ mark a fresh lease of life for Maiden?
“Five years ago we were thinking about possibly retiring at this point, but now we’re at this stage there’s no way! Why should we?” Harris grins. “I don’t know why, but I always had it in my head that we’d do fifteen studio albums, so we’ve got at least one more to go!”
Iron Maiden’s single ‘The Reincarnation Of Benjamin Breeg’ will be released in mid-August via EMI. The album ‘A Matter Of Life And Death’ follows in September.
So does ‘A Matter Of Life And Death’ mark a fresh lease of life for Maiden?
“Five years ago we were thinking about possibly retiring at this point, but now we’re at this stage there’s no way! Why should we?” Harris grins. “I don’t know why, but I always had it in my head that we’d do fifteen studio albums, so we’ve got at least one more to go!”
Iron Maiden’s single ‘The Reincarnation Of Benjamin Breeg’ will be released in mid-August via EMI. The album ‘A Matter Of Life And Death’ follows in September.
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IRON MAIDEN have exclusively revealed to Kerrang! that fans should prepare themselves for the band’s strongest album in years with their forthcoming 14th studio offering.
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Ej nu ej? Es atkal baigi cerēju, ka viņi ekskluzīvi atklās, ka faniem jāgatavojas uz vissūdīgāko albumu :)
Šis te fans negatavosies - jo, 99% gadījumos lielajām cerībām nav lemts pipildīties... labāk būt aptīkami pārsteigtam :)
Bet 72 minūtes... bargi :)
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Ej nu ej? Es atkal baigi cerēju, ka viņi ekskluzīvi atklās, ka faniem jāgatavojas uz vissūdīgāko albumu :)
Šis te fans negatavosies - jo, 99% gadījumos lielajām cerībām nav lemts pipildīties... labāk būt aptīkami pārsteigtam :)
Bet 72 minūtes... bargi :)
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Vismaz nesaka, ka būs vislabākais, kāds bijis ;)
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da labi,man tā nav principa lieta,patīk abi.Un to Insahn novilku,vēlāk paklausīšos.
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Albuma vāka bilde:
www.ironmaiden.com/media/images/IID000...
Tā nekas vispār. vēl interesantāk, ja iedziļinās detaļās. Piemēram, vēl paliek neatbildēts jautājums, kāpēc starp dzīvajiem miroņiem ir viens parasts kritušais (labajā apakšējā stūrī). Vēl interesantāka ir līdzība tam kritušajam kreisajā pusē, kam roka pār kaklu, ar šo fotogrāfiju:
i2.photobucket.com/albums/y18/StevenJe...
www.ironmaiden.com/media/images/IID000...
Tā nekas vispār. vēl interesantāk, ja iedziļinās detaļās. Piemēram, vēl paliek neatbildēts jautājums, kāpēc starp dzīvajiem miroņiem ir viens parasts kritušais (labajā apakšējā stūrī). Vēl interesantāka ir līdzība tam kritušajam kreisajā pusē, kam roka pār kaklu, ar šo fotogrāfiju:
i2.photobucket.com/albums/y18/StevenJe...
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Jā, un kas īsti ir Benjamin Breeg? Visi metāla forumi piesmieti ar diskusijām par to, bet neviens īsti nezina... Pats Hariss arī kaitina fanus un nesaka: "Everyone's going to ask who Benjamin Breeg is, but you'll just have to find out for yourself".
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Duris...
Aiz katrām durīm Benjamin Breeg
Viens no tiem Benjamin Breeg esi tu pats!!!
Aiz katrām durīm Benjamin Breeg
Viens no tiem Benjamin Breeg esi tu pats!!!
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bet ko viņš tur dur?...ko viņš tur dur,a?
un par to Ediju arī galigi aizmirsuši(jeb kā nu to keksu sauca kas daiļoja maidenu vecos albumus)
un par to Ediju arī galigi aizmirsuši(jeb kā nu to keksu sauca kas daiļoja maidenu vecos albumus)
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Nav vis par Ediju aizmirsuši. Ieskaties vērīgāk, kas to tanku komandē.
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toč Edijs, tagad arī pamanīju ka uz tanka priekšā Edija seja arī virsū.
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