lunedì 1 ottobre 2012
Let's Put The X In Sex
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Etichette:
Anita Dark,
Ground Zero,
Silvia Saint
lunedì 3 settembre 2012
The Jester Breed
Another funny thing I've noticed during some interviews is that people still have an hard time detaching the "stage persona" from the person itself.
It seems that if you growl your ass out at shows, howl about murder and rape or dress in a bloodstained shirt people expect you to bark their faces off during interviews or stuff like that and are somewhat suprised if they meet a friendly and talkative person instead... Honestly I find this quite weird.
You don't expect Robert Englund to slash your face off with a claw if you meet him only because he did the Nightmare On Elm Street movies, right? Or Jack Nicholson to stab you with an axe (well, maybe HE could do that after all ahahah...) if you ask for an autograph?! Well, music and acting ain't that different, we're all part of the same breed of jesters.
I'm not sayin' that the character people see on stage is something fake, but that is usually just a part of that person and you can't really expect him (or her) to feel and act like that 24/7.
That's why, on the other hand, as a listener I usually force myself to judge entertainers (I never use the word "art" for music, I'm not that pretentious to consider what we do art) for what they put on records or perform on stage exclusively, 'coz many times I've found out that besides the musicianship there's nothing more than a shit person.
And that's weird as well, 'coz it's quite amusing when you find out that someone that creates such amazing music ain't nothing more than a delusional prick in everyday life.
It honestly took me a while to make up my mind on this particular subject, back in the days I used to care more about the person rather than the musician and sometimes I just quit listening to a particular band as soon as I realized how insignificant they were as persons, while now I simply accept the fact that some of us can still create amazing tunes even if they're complete retards.
Sure, there are a lot of exceptions, but still I prefer to avoid to meet my childhood idols... You know, it would be too much to discover that the guys I've idolized as a kid ain't nothing but a bunch of morons, ahah!
Oh dear, quite a serious entry I've done this time... How inconvenient.
Well, next time we'll talk about something more interesting, like... Hm... Pussy! Ok?! Yeah, of course you agree...
Take care dudes!
Herr Lycanthroat
It seems that if you growl your ass out at shows, howl about murder and rape or dress in a bloodstained shirt people expect you to bark their faces off during interviews or stuff like that and are somewhat suprised if they meet a friendly and talkative person instead... Honestly I find this quite weird.
You don't expect Robert Englund to slash your face off with a claw if you meet him only because he did the Nightmare On Elm Street movies, right? Or Jack Nicholson to stab you with an axe (well, maybe HE could do that after all ahahah...) if you ask for an autograph?! Well, music and acting ain't that different, we're all part of the same breed of jesters.
I'm not sayin' that the character people see on stage is something fake, but that is usually just a part of that person and you can't really expect him (or her) to feel and act like that 24/7.
That's why, on the other hand, as a listener I usually force myself to judge entertainers (I never use the word "art" for music, I'm not that pretentious to consider what we do art) for what they put on records or perform on stage exclusively, 'coz many times I've found out that besides the musicianship there's nothing more than a shit person.
And that's weird as well, 'coz it's quite amusing when you find out that someone that creates such amazing music ain't nothing more than a delusional prick in everyday life.
It honestly took me a while to make up my mind on this particular subject, back in the days I used to care more about the person rather than the musician and sometimes I just quit listening to a particular band as soon as I realized how insignificant they were as persons, while now I simply accept the fact that some of us can still create amazing tunes even if they're complete retards.
Sure, there are a lot of exceptions, but still I prefer to avoid to meet my childhood idols... You know, it would be too much to discover that the guys I've idolized as a kid ain't nothing but a bunch of morons, ahah!
Oh dear, quite a serious entry I've done this time... How inconvenient.
Well, next time we'll talk about something more interesting, like... Hm... Pussy! Ok?! Yeah, of course you agree...
Take care dudes!
Herr Lycanthroat
lunedì 27 agosto 2012
Know Your Place
"Your lyrics are so silly, you
should give a deeper message to the fans!"
Christ, please, gimme back the 80s.
This is what I honestly think when I
happen to read some comments or interviews completely out of place...
I mean, nowadays music scene is such a big melting pot: a lot of
interesting musicians (not like the old days, but hey, you cannot
replace the masters after all), a decent amount of cool records, nice
new ways to approach music and so on... But, no matter what, still
some people completely fail to understand what this should be all
about. Both bands, fans and all in between.
By the way I see it music means
entertainment. ENTERTAINMENT, pure and simple. And honestly reading
lyrics or interviews filled with political bullshit ain't that
entertaining at all.
I mean, if you wanna discuss politics why don't
you become a politician? You only need to be a thief and a liar to do
so, it shouldn't be that hard after all... But if you're a musician
or a performer it doesn't really matter how acute your political
ideas may be (usually they're not), at the end of the day you're
still a jester on a stage and your job is to entertain people and
make them have a good time, not bore them to death.
I'm not against having idea(l)s at all
and rock'n'roll music has always been a damn good way to "rebel
against society", but when I see heavy metal bands open their
mouths just to support this or that candidate to the new goddamn
elections and stuff like that over and over again it really makes me
think that something's gone quite out of place.
I really miss the good old days when
the sole concern of some of my fav bands was to get pussy, drugs and
alcohol... Sure, it wasn't politically correct, but it was funny and
for christ's sake, damn entertaining.
This is what rock 'n' roll and
heavy metal are all about: having a bloody good time!
But no, now it
seems that all the wannabe politicians, saviours of society and so on
are forming metal bands... weird. Damn. Fuck! I'm glad there's still
The Bloodhound Gang our there to put a smile on my face!
To make it clear, as long as you say
that our tiny dirty world sucks I'm completely ok with you (I
do it a lot as well!) but if you start to preach you simply need to
fuck off, end of the story.
Besides, we all know that society
sucks, but if I wanna inform myself about laws, governments or
politicians I read a dedicated newspaper or a book, I don't listen to a
rock'n'roll record.
Too bad some of my childhood heroes
have gone a little off their heads too, discovered god, government
conspiracies etc. and lost the point of what they were doing along the
way... Again, please, gimme back the 80s.
So, to cut this light-hearted rant
short, I'm damn glad our lyrics may sound silly to you Mr "let's
find the meaning of life in a rock'n'roll song", 'coz that's
exactly what they're supposed to sound to retards like you, asshole! ;)
Piss & love,
have fun and listen to Alice Cooper
dudes, it will make your life far better!
Herr Lycanthroat
mercoledì 4 luglio 2012
No Devil liveD oN: A Play on Words
Right people,
let's talk about this palindrome thing called "No Devil liveD oN" we've got goin' on in our latest album Drugstore Hell..
First of all, what the fuck a palindrome is?!
As the mighty Wikipedia says: "A palindrome is a word, phrase, number, or other sequence of units that may be read the same way in either direction, with general allowances for adjustments to punctuation and word dividers."
Indeed, despite reading a lot of bullshit on Wiki on a daily basis I agree on that.
So, keeping in mind that a palindrome is something like this
we can finally analyze the "No Devil liveD oN" structure in depth, easily discovering that it follows this pattern:
A
B
C
D
B
C
D
E
D
C
B
D
C
B
A
Brilliant ain't it?
Assuming that no one has ever done something like this before in the history of music you could tend to think we deserve some sort of recognition for our rampant genius (or dementia, who knows...), but no, obviously the rest of the world (yes I'm addressing the Guinness World Records directly) couldn't care less and this almost got unnoticed... Ahh, cruel world!
What's left to say? Ah yeah, that the palindromic structure refers to both music and lyrics, obviously!
Want some more behind-the-scenes infos? Well... I have to admit that the first time Andrea told me about this idea I thought it was complete nonsense... ahahah!
And maybe I was right, 'coz nonsense ain't nothing but a form of higher sense, ain't it?!
There's also another version of the song, an ebm remix by our friend vDiva, the palindrome thing is gone but you can still enjoy some damn good beats, here's the link:
http://soundcloud.com/5stargrave/bonus-track-no-devil-lived-on-remixed-by-vdiva
Do I need to tell you again that you can download the track for free as part of the Drugstore Hell Exclusive Vip Package at the following location? http://www.5stargrave.com/download.php
Naah, you already know that...
Cheerz people,
see ya next time!
Herr Lycanthroat
let's talk about this palindrome thing called "No Devil liveD oN" we've got goin' on in our latest album Drugstore Hell..
First of all, what the fuck a palindrome is?!
As the mighty Wikipedia says: "A palindrome is a word, phrase, number, or other sequence of units that may be read the same way in either direction, with general allowances for adjustments to punctuation and word dividers."
Indeed, despite reading a lot of bullshit on Wiki on a daily basis I agree on that.
So, keeping in mind that a palindrome is something like this
we can finally analyze the "No Devil liveD oN" structure in depth, easily discovering that it follows this pattern:
A
B
C
D
B
C
D
E
D
C
B
D
C
B
A
Brilliant ain't it?
Assuming that no one has ever done something like this before in the history of music you could tend to think we deserve some sort of recognition for our rampant genius (or dementia, who knows...), but no, obviously the rest of the world (yes I'm addressing the Guinness World Records directly) couldn't care less and this almost got unnoticed... Ahh, cruel world!
What's left to say? Ah yeah, that the palindromic structure refers to both music and lyrics, obviously!
Want some more behind-the-scenes infos? Well... I have to admit that the first time Andrea told me about this idea I thought it was complete nonsense... ahahah!
And maybe I was right, 'coz nonsense ain't nothing but a form of higher sense, ain't it?!
There's also another version of the song, an ebm remix by our friend vDiva, the palindrome thing is gone but you can still enjoy some damn good beats, here's the link:
http://soundcloud.com/5stargrave/bonus-track-no-devil-lived-on-remixed-by-vdiva
Do I need to tell you again that you can download the track for free as part of the Drugstore Hell Exclusive Vip Package at the following location? http://www.5stargrave.com/download.php
Naah, you already know that...
Cheerz people,
see ya next time!
Herr Lycanthroat
Etichette:
5 Star Grave,
Drugstore Hell,
No Devil lived On,
Palindrome,
vDiva
venerdì 15 giugno 2012
Back In Blood
Well well cenobites,
some mad fool (Herr Rabe) gave me the opportunity to express my blatant dementia in a public blog, unaware of the dreadful consequences of this action, so here I am introducing you to our first "behind the scenes" interlude.
As probably some of you may know we have a brand new album out called Drugstore Hell and while doin' some warm-up shows to scratch the rust from our old bones we're also tryin' out some new stage props to see if they work or miserably fail.
So, first of all let me introduce you the gentleman here, Mr Creepy King:
He is usually a nice guy, better known as Ale, our guitar player, but he randomly turns into a rabid red monster and every time he does so he needs to purge his insania painting stuff to avoid eating children, hanging nuns or other illegal actions like that... You can see some of his works here: http://www.facebook.com/TheCreepyKing .
Anyway, being the artistic brain of the band he's also been charged to create our new stage outfits ('coz having him develop the new album's artwork and all the graphics we need for t-shirts, websites, flyers and random promotion was obviously not enough) and after listening to our very competent outputs on the matter ("We want blood, we want blood!", "More blood, more blood!") you can see him here diligently working on our new bloodstained shirts:
And here's how they look like after all the blood has been spilled:
Very well, we can't wait to test the new shirts on stage and tease the Creepy one once more in case they need some more treatment...
I guess it's all for now dudes, see ya next time and have a bloody weekend!
Herr Lycanthroat
some mad fool (Herr Rabe) gave me the opportunity to express my blatant dementia in a public blog, unaware of the dreadful consequences of this action, so here I am introducing you to our first "behind the scenes" interlude.
As probably some of you may know we have a brand new album out called Drugstore Hell and while doin' some warm-up shows to scratch the rust from our old bones we're also tryin' out some new stage props to see if they work or miserably fail.
So, first of all let me introduce you the gentleman here, Mr Creepy King:
He is usually a nice guy, better known as Ale, our guitar player, but he randomly turns into a rabid red monster and every time he does so he needs to purge his insania painting stuff to avoid eating children, hanging nuns or other illegal actions like that... You can see some of his works here: http://www.facebook.com/TheCreepyKing .
Anyway, being the artistic brain of the band he's also been charged to create our new stage outfits ('coz having him develop the new album's artwork and all the graphics we need for t-shirts, websites, flyers and random promotion was obviously not enough) and after listening to our very competent outputs on the matter ("We want blood, we want blood!", "More blood, more blood!") you can see him here diligently working on our new bloodstained shirts:
And here's how they look like after all the blood has been spilled:
Very well, we can't wait to test the new shirts on stage and tease the Creepy one once more in case they need some more treatment...
I guess it's all for now dudes, see ya next time and have a bloody weekend!
Herr Lycanthroat
Etichette:
5 Star Grave,
Drugstore Hell,
The Creepy King
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