London play back on friday - Page 7

Lucky79 · 27 Feb 2010, 16:08

lol..now thats really sweet!! ....

CarylB · 27 Feb 2010, 16:09

icwuke wrote:

Quote:

Did Meat not say on the Norway interview that Pearl is in there somewhere? Backing vocals again maybe? Or maybe on the 2 others tracks not yet named?

It's perfectly possible she may be singing backing vocals, but I couldn't say .. it would just be speculation, and there's so much one CAN say about this album.

I'm just going by the tracklisting we were given yesterday of the album we heard which lists all the songs.

Not sure what you mean by "two other tracks not yet named". Unless you're hinting at possible bonus tracks. We heard the album which has 13 tracks listed, and the two featured female singers who duet with Meat are as I posted..

Caryl

firefly · 27 Feb 2010, 16:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Monstro

Fancy sending me a promo copy coz I'm dying to listen to it again, right now April seems soooooooooo far away lol

Can i have a copy... plzzzzzzzzz.... as i never had the chance to go yesturday

. x x

Kev · 27 Feb 2010, 16:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by CarylB

Not sure what you mean by "two other tracks not yet named". Unless you're hinting at possible bonus tracks. We heard the album which has 13 tracks listed, and the two featured female singers who duet with Meat are as I posted..

Caryl

Our man seems to think there are 2 other tracks recorded as possible b-sides but doesn't have 100% info etc.

Fire Ball · 27 Feb 2010, 16:21

Pearl,
Sings with me on a song called Boneyard . When they go to the grave yard.
M

MeatGrl1 · 27 Feb 2010, 16:23

Ooh trhat sounds intreaguing !!

Thanks for the heads up

.

Kev · 27 Feb 2010, 16:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fire Ball

Pearl,
Sings with me on a song called Boneyard . When they go to the grave yard.
M

maybe thats 1 of the two! :)

*AndyK* · 27 Feb 2010, 16:33

Just got back from a mad dash to and from London.

Got to say thanks to Kev, without his generosity we wouldn't have been there, I'm sorry you missed it, but if truth be told I'm not sorry I was there.

What a fantastic day. First the twitter video, filmed live in the street, no rehearsals, no retakes, so Rainer and I really must practise the timings of our introductions

Words fail me on describing the experience. To share the first listen of that album with a few good friends and Meat is an awesome experience that will just stick with me forever. We were very lucky and very privileged to be there.

I'm not going to talk about the album in any details because I want you to hear it in the same way I did, with very few preconceptions. Just be prepared for shack and awe musically!!

April is too far away now, I want to listen to it all over again and again and again.

S. · 27 Feb 2010, 16:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by Monstro

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bwmds...eature=channel

We're famous lol

That was LOVELY.
Great to see you all again

Where was Caryl?
Had you gone inside Caryl?

firefly · 27 Feb 2010, 16:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fire Ball

Pearl,
Sings with me on a song called Boneyard . When they go to the grave yard.
M

Thats great to hear Meat, is that the only song Pearl sings with you ?
x

Fire Ball · 27 Feb 2010, 16:35

Yes, that is what is killing the music. Sales are so bad in 2010 it is just sad . I tunes has killed the music business. No one cares about creating anymore they make 3 singles and 7 shit songs. They don't care. They want only to be famous anyway they can. Artist have no foundation . They don't know who they are. Only do what they are told. It is a crime . In today's music world there would be no Pink Floyd, David Bowie, etc. they made whole albums.
m

Quote:

Originally Posted by RadioMaster

true, but you dont cut 5 mins out of a movie and put it on your ipod either lol

DazLoaf01 · 27 Feb 2010, 16:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fire Ball

Pearl,
Sings with me on a song called Boneyard . When they go to the grave yard.
M

How come it was left off the album? Will it be a B-side for the single?

MeatGrl1 · 27 Feb 2010, 16:43

Mabe I'm old fashioned but I would rather have the CD than download an album, it makes it more real.

CarylB · 27 Feb 2010, 16:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by S.

That was LOVELY.
Great to see you all again

Where was Caryl?
Had you gone inside Caryl?

Yes, I was inside talking to some of the music journalists who'd been invited :)

Caryl

**RadioMaster** · 27 Feb 2010, 17:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fire Ball

Yes, that is what is killing the music. Sales are so bad in 2010 it is just sad . I tunes has killed the music business. No one cares about creating anymore they make 3 singles and 7 shit songs. They don't care. They want only to be famous anyway they can. Artist have no foundation . They don't know who they are. Only do what they are told. It is a crime . In today's music world there would be no Pink Floyd, David Bowie, etc. they made whole albums.
m

may be true, but I'm not a big fan of Pink Floyd or Bowie anyway!

(guess I opened myself up to countless insults now lol)

daveake · 27 Feb 2010, 17:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by RadioMaster

may be true, but I'm not a big fan of Pink Floyd or Bowie anyway!

(guess I opened myself up to countless insults now lol)

We don't need any new reasons; we got plenty already

I do agree about the download culture having pretty much ruined what we had before, particularly in the days of vinyl, where buying a new album and playing it for the first time was a real event. Nowadays the emphasis is on singles, and sometimes the "album" has one decent track padded with 40 minutes of crap.

Dave

Vickip · 27 Feb 2010, 17:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by MeatGrl1

Mabe I'm old fashioned but I would rather have the CD than download an album, it makes it more real.

Maybe I'm old fashioned too, but I feel exactly the same way.

Vickip · 27 Feb 2010, 17:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fire Ball

Pearl,
Sings with me on a song called Boneyard . When they go to the grave yard.
M

Sounds very intriguing ... thanks Meat

meat_loaf2008 · 27 Feb 2010, 18:00

Oddly enough, Ive been on a Floyd binge lately....haha, Anways, your right Meat. We were just talking about this in my Mass Communications class Thursday. And I mentioned that your upcoming album is going to be an actual album, not just a few single worthy songs and the rest be shit tracks. So I think I got my class of about 245 people quite interested in your CD! Btw, I loved the new single! ROCK ON!

**RadioMaster** · 27 Feb 2010, 18:02

all jokes aside, the Loaf definitely has a point there!

Vickip · 27 Feb 2010, 18:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fire Ball

Yes, that is what is killing the music. Sales are so bad in 2010 it is just sad . I tunes has killed the music business. No one cares about creating anymore they make 3 singles and 7 shit songs. They don't care. They want only to be famous anyway they can. Artist have no foundation . They don't know who they are. Only do what they are told. It is a crime . In today's music world there would be no Pink Floyd, David Bowie, etc. they made whole albums.
m

That's an excellent point. It's also probably why there are so many "one hit wonder" singers now ...

Fire Ball · 27 Feb 2010, 18:34

Wow ,they were examples. Insert here ___________ a band you like that made albums. Dude come on. !!! You know what I meant.
M

Quote:

Originally Posted by RadioMaster

may be true, but I'm not a big fan of Pink Floyd or Bowie anyway!

(guess I opened myself up to countless insults now lol)

Kev · 27 Feb 2010, 18:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fire Ball

Wow ,they were examples. Insert The Lancashire Hotpots a band you like that made albums. Dude come on. !!! You know what I meant.
M

Now thats a real band, and just happen to be on our label! :)

AndrewG · 27 Feb 2010, 18:44

I think the whole want to be famous / Simon Cowell vehicle has got a lot answer for. Everyone is just singing covers and wanting to be a pop star rather than Creating something or putting on a show, a vision and ultimately a story. The desire of the old crew Springsteen / Meat Loaf / Dire Straits / David Bowie and all that lot was not to be famous it was more to put on a kick ass show and to tell a story, even if that took 3-4 hours.

X factor last year was so crap because there was such a lack of emotion in most of the performances. It's quite sad the music industry has come to this. Don't get me wrong there are a few exceptions here though. I was very impressed by My Chemical Romance and 30 Seconds to Mars, both their latest albums are very clever. Perhaps full of cliches but that's what I like.

**RadioMaster** · 27 Feb 2010, 18:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fire Ball

Wow ,they were examples. Insert here ___________ a band you like that made albums. Dude come on. !!! You know what I meant.
M

lol yeah I get what you mean

27 Feb 2010, 16:08	#151
Lucky79 Senior Loafer Join Date: 26.02.2010 Location: Good Old Germany Posts: 140	lol..now thats really sweet!! ....

27 Feb 2010, 16:21	#155
Fire Ball Himself Join Date: 05.02.2003 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 1,044	Pearl, Sings with me on a song called Boneyard . When they go to the grave yard. M

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MeatGrl1 No Day But Today Join Date: 29.05.2006 Location: Sitting on the steps outside looking so restless and reckless and lost! Posts: 9,089	Ooh trhat sounds intreaguing !! Thanks for the heads up .

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AndyK Relentless Join Date: 21.11.2003 Location: Over the top..... seeing what's on the other side Posts: 18,694	Just got back from a mad dash to and from London. Got to say thanks to Kev, without his generosity we wouldn't have been there, I'm sorry you missed it, but if truth be told I'm not sorry I was there. What a fantastic day. First the twitter video, filmed live in the street, no rehearsals, no retakes, so Rainer and I really must practise the timings of our introductions Words fail me on describing the experience. To share the first listen of that album with a few good friends and Meat is an awesome experience that will just stick with me forever. We were very lucky and very privileged to be there. I'm not going to talk about the album in any details because I want you to hear it in the same way I did, with very few preconceptions. Just be prepared for shack and awe musically!! April is too far away now, I want to listen to it all over again and again and again.

27 Feb 2010, 16:43	#163
MeatGrl1 No Day But Today Join Date: 29.05.2006 Location: Sitting on the steps outside looking so restless and reckless and lost! Posts: 9,089	Mabe I'm old fashioned but I would rather have the CD than download an album, it makes it more real.

27 Feb 2010, 18:00	#169
meat_loaf2008 Banned Join Date: 10.04.2007 Posts: 462	Oddly enough, Ive been on a Floyd binge lately....haha, Anways, your right Meat. We were just talking about this in my Mass Communications class Thursday. And I mentioned that your upcoming album is going to be an actual album, not just a few single worthy songs and the rest be shit tracks. So I think I got my class of about 245 people quite interested in your CD! Btw, I loved the new single! ROCK ON!

27 Feb 2010, 18:02	#170
RadioMaster The German Join Date: 11.03.2006 Location: some kind of hunting lodge for rich weirdos... Posts: 15,778	all jokes aside, the Loaf definitely has a point there!

27 Feb 2010, 18:44	#174
AndrewG I hope your salmon sucks! Join Date: 18.01.2004 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 7,077	I think the whole want to be famous / Simon Cowell vehicle has got a lot answer for. Everyone is just singing covers and wanting to be a pop star rather than Creating something or putting on a show, a vision and ultimately a story. The desire of the old crew Springsteen / Meat Loaf / Dire Straits / David Bowie and all that lot was not to be famous it was more to put on a kick ass show and to tell a story, even if that took 3-4 hours. X factor last year was so crap because there was such a lack of emotion in most of the performances. It's quite sad the music industry has come to this. Don't get me wrong there are a few exceptions here though. I was very impressed by My Chemical Romance and 30 Seconds to Mars, both their latest albums are very clever. Perhaps full of cliches but that's what I like.