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 Jiri - 28.08.2011 at 20:59
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| No! Not the "new" album! I really want to hear what it sounds like. Oh wait, it seems I have a copy of it made back in 1996. I will just listen to that... |
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 J. N. - 28.08.2011 at 21:23
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Written by Jiri on 28.08.2011 at 20:59
No! Not the "new" album! I really want to hear what it sounds like. Oh wait, it seems I have a copy of it made back in 1996. I will just listen to that...
Oh, shush. Fix'd it. |
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| Maybe Satan is trying to tell them it's not such a good idea |
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Sworn - 29.08.2011 at 03:04
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Written by ImperialTroll on 28.08.2011 at 23:56
Maybe Satan is trying to tell them it's not such a good idea
That's so true! Under the sign of hell with plastic sound, not a good idea. |
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Why do bands insist on re-recording 'important' past releases?
dear bands - if you want to go the re-recording route, please take notes of what Negura Bunget did, where they completely reinterpreted an album they found disappointing and made it fantastic. |
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| As others have suggested, it's not generally a good idea for bands to re-record their older releases. It's pointless, and suggests a lack of new ideas. Moonspell and Dimmu Borgir have done this, and the result was shite compared to the original versions! The original release captures a certain moment in time, and it doesn't need to be updated and re-done years afterwards IMO. |
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| I actually look quite optimistic forward to this... Because I like the production on QPAST especially, contains one of my fave guitar tones of all time and styles... |
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Why would they want to re-record that album? The production and playing style fit perfectly.
If you're gonna re-record anything, make it Destroyer, that one is a complete mess. More a compilation than an album. |
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Fredd - 29.08.2011 at 12:08
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Written by Slayer666 on 29.08.2011 at 11:51
Why would they want to re-record that album? The production and playing style fit perfectly.
If you're gonna re-record anything, make it Destroyer, that one is a complete mess. More a compilation than an album.
That's true, 'Destroyer' was kind of peculiar. Different bandmembers and production values on different songs and that sort of thing made it a bit inconsistent as a whole. Still, the only Gorgoroth releases I actually own are Pentagram and Antichrist, anyway. |
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