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Sag mal herr Messiah, die Fablous Desater soll doch so gut sein...wären da 9€ gut angelegt? (+Versand)

Also Herr Rattelhead...ich finde sie nicht besser als Bonded by Blood oder Pleasure of the Flesh. Aber 9Euro sind ja nicht viel. Ich glaube du kannst zu greifen...
Mal sehen, welche Songs ich gut finde...
The Last Act of Defiance ( Typischer Opener wie Deranged bei der Pleasure)
Fabulous Disaster ( der beste Song drauf )
The Toxic Waltz
Cajun Hell
Like Father Like Son (langer Mid Up Tempo Song, soll eins der besten Songs sein den Exodus in ihrer Laufbahn gemacht haben)

na denn, aber heute ist erst mal For wWhose Advantage dran...endlich

Mach mal...

es sei denn das ist ne LP, da frag ich gerade nach stand nicht so recht dabei

Naja, also ich hab Bonded by Blood, und ich finds nicht so der bringer.

Musikalisch oberfett, aber der Gesang geht einem tierisch auf die Eier! IIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEKK

ja, bei der Bonded by blood ist der Gesang auch am fieseten, Paul konnte es halt absolut nicht

...halt so ein gequietsche und gekreische...richtig Trashig...aber es geht schon auf die nerven nach einer weile...

Black Magic Rites on this black evil night
begin with the slice of the blade
metal and blood come together as one
onlockers they gasp in dismay
taste the sweet blood of one another
sharing without any greed
bang your head as if up from the dead
intense metal is all that you need

So habe gerade eben die Impact is Imminent bekommen...habe somit alle Alben von den Jungs. Außer die Best of...

So das Album ist laut Kritik enttäuschend...aber ich weiß nicht was die Leute wollen. Exodus sind bei dem Album immer noch Thrash und hauen heftig rein. Meiner meinung nach werden die etwas unterbewertet. Der erste Song Impact is Imminent und der 2. A.W.O.L. sind schon mal geil...
mal sehen wie es weiter geht.

Souza ist anscheinend wieder raus. und das wo die doch egrade an nem Album gearbeitet haben

@Vic...das mit Souza habe ich auch gelesen, auf deren Homepage. Naja Zetro Souza wird seine Gründe haben...oder er hat einfach kein Bock da er jetzt einen guten Job und eine Familie hat. Ich finde es Schade da er mit seiner Stimme irgendwie zu Exodus passt.

Trotzdem will Gary Holt an seinem Zeitplan festhalten und diese Jahr das neue Exodus Album veröffentlichen (geeeiiilllll)...mit neuem Sänger. Ich hoffe der hat was drauf...
Und danach wollen die Jungs richtig Touren...Bay Area Strikes Back

Das hier steht auf der Homepage:

The band, who completed a short European tour in December, made a decision to fire Souza when it became apparent that he had no intention of touring extensively with the group, a prospect that didn't sit well with EXODUS guitarist Gary Holt.
"[The whole touring aspect] was something that [Zetro] thought that he'd be able to do, and this last trip to Europe — albeit a very brief one — proved to him that he just wasn't cut out for it anymore," Holt told BLABBERMOUTH.NET. "'Cause I've always said that
touring is either Disneyland or the hardest job in the world, and to me, it's still Disneyland.

"[Zetro] was miserable being away from home, and away from his family and friends. He was worried about family security and all that, which I can understand, because he's got three kids and a good job, but you know… He thinks he's got too much to lose by doing it, I've got too much to lose by not [doing it].

"His plan, what he thought we would be able to do was, do an album, hope existing EXODUS fans buy it, and [then] do virtually zero touring [to promote it]. And that's not our plan — our plan is extensive touring, and he just wasn't able to commit to that.

"[Zetro] actually made it more difficult than it had to be. All he had to do was tell us what it ended up boiling down to, and that is, he just can't do it. And had he posed it like that initially, it would have been hugs 'n' kisses, thank you, brother. But it started with just demands for money, and I'm not gonna be held hostage to anybody in my band. Like I'm gonna pay him a greater salary than… a penny more than I make? Fuck no! I think that, rather than quit, he thought he would [place more demands] on us.

"I don't know if he thought we would do it without him. But I'm not being stopped — nothing's gonna stop me right now."

EXODUS, who never considered splitting up or changing their name as a result of the latest setback, have launched a worldwide vocalist search with a view towards releasing a new studio album later in the year.

"It's hard to say what I want in a singer, because I don't wanna pigeon-hole. I know what I don't want — Geoff Tate wannabes need not apply, Ripper Owens clones need not apply," Holt explained. "But I don't wanna exclude everybody but the Phil Anselmo worshippers or the black metal people. I want someone who is brave enough to take chances."

Among the top candidates for the position is John Miller, a local Bay Area singer who had previously spent time with Holt and EXODUS drummer Tom Hunting in WARDANCE, the ill-fated mid-'90s act that recorded a four-song demo and played several live shows before splitting up. His first jam session with the group is set to take place next Tuesday (Jan. 21).

"[John] had to take some time to straighten out some issues in his life, as we all have," Gary revealed. "His demon was strong drink, and I actually talked to him, finally got hold of him and spoke to him tonight [Jan. 17], and he sounds great."

With regards to the progress of the songwriting sessions for EXODUS' next studio album, Holt said, "We've got 11 or 12 songs either finished or in various stages of completion right now. There's a little bit of everything. The last couple of songs we worked on and finished, one of them we debuted at the three festival shows we did [in Europe] — 'War Is My Shepherd' — and that's really fast. The fastest one is probably 'Tempo Of The Damned'. 'Tempo Of The Damned' and 'War Is My Shepherd' are just 100% EXODUS at its most furious. But then we've got another one that, hopefully by the time I'm done, it might clock in at under about 20 minutes, and that's this massive war dirge called 'The Way It Never Was' — it's super fucking heavy, [and] very SABBATH-like. And then we've got some mid-tempo, totally crushing shit."

na da bin ick ich doch froh, die in wacken gesehen zu haben.

Wär geil wenn das Album gut wird und die Jungs nach Europa kommen...

bin jetzt zu faul alles durchzulesen
jedenfalls bin ich mal gespannt wen die als Sänger ins Boot holen. Leider ist Paul Baloff ja hin. aber wer auch immer es wird muss hart im Nehmen sein, bei dem Chaos haufen, da geht doch eh alles drunter und drüber, da macht man was mit

Vielleicht sind die jetzt etwas vernünftiger ...ähm Erwachsen