Wall of Mouths

i got some for free on the SPYF-tour in 1999 when i bought my first therapy?-t-shirt … still have them.

Alan wrote:

First I’ve heard of the song too. It doesn’t sound like it ‘became’ anything off the album, so probably just a song that fell by the wayside.

well, that intro/verse - riff became, in my opinion, “stand in line”. rhythm and speed are different, so is the rest of the music and the lyrics of course, but there
is enough in there that reminds me of “stand in line”. :)

and of course: i do think that the new album will not dissappoint. i look forward to it so much.
and i think it will be a good year for the boys.

suicide pact is one of their best and it’s THE album that got me really into them and wanted me so see them live for the first time, which i did.
i’ve been listening to troublegum and nurse before, cause my older brother had the albums, and i liked them a lot already. but with suicide pact i’ve became the hardcore
fan that i am now. i didn’t really like shameless at first, except for a few songs like i am the money which i liked from the first hearing, but now the rest of the songs has
grown on me too. high anxiety was top, but it’s one of the albums i don’t listen to very often now after a few years have gone by. n.a.n.e. and o.c.f.a. are both top albums
in my opinion, especially n.a.n.e. which was, just like suicide pact, kind of an statement, it just had a special feeling to it.

i like the idea of them producing.
with a good engineer involved (pete bartlett anyone?) and good mixing and mastering guys it should be fine!

that just made my day!
thanx to the lads for letting us sneak in the rehearsal room!

that’s my channel, there’s stuff from my band “sympathy for strawberry” and my solo-project “vagabond”:

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=vagabondfromhell

hm, well i wasn’t there. maybe if i would have seen the gig i would be pissed too, but
not for long. ok, maybe michael fucked up, but hey, it’s been the first time in years, at least to my knowledge.
that doesn’t make him pete doherty now, does it?! guess he underestimated the power of the jägermeister … ;)
i’m shure he’ll be pretty embaressed of himself anyway now, so let’s give forgive him and move on.
this is rock’n’roll!

why do i find this post only when i search for all my posts?

http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode= … emID=89449

one of my fav. singers ever … he had so much attitude in his voice.

damn, i just read his about me on his myspace. this is hearbreaking, he knew his time has come …
http://www.myspace.com/benmcmillanmusic

godspeed Ben … RIP.

i’m just excited about the fact that it’s a worldwide deal, which is a step forward.
ok, they might some cheesy bands on there (nonetheless, many of them still draw large crowds in the US of A), but i’m shure the lads know that themselves
and know what they’re doing.
besides that, demolition has also electric eel shock, and that’s a hell of a great band … also, who says that they have to tour only with labelmates?!

http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode= … emID=88243

worldwide … yay! good for the lads!
i wish them all the best for 2008 and the years to come, should be interesting times!

i already can’t fucking wait for the new album by NOW … hehe!

he also was in skyclad prior to 3CR … love that band too.

RIP keith

caffeine psychosis

born in a cup

black coffee, purple sky

theme from … starbucks

anyway … erm…

Blade Runner - The final cut

seen it at the viennale-festival and got it on dvd (5disc-collecters-set) now.
it’s my all time favourite movie and i was waiting such a long time for a proper dvd-release of it!

RIP paul

i love so many albums he played on …

one more live-clip:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAKK9bWtHcQ

;-)

hm, i got friends in cologne … maybe i could stay there. gotta talk to them.
anyone know how much the tickets are?

also good to know that the lads have no intention of breaking up to soon … :)

good stuff! :)

got it, and it’s amazing. the 1998-version of teethgrinder is one of the best ever i think. lots of good stuff on those 2 discs … :)

artist series right? those are cool guitars …

just ordered mine on amazon … can’t fucking wait!!!

i have a red epiphone SG. i love the look and the sound of the SGs, though the neck going down can be a pain sometimes when playing gigs.
i played about 20 gigs with it and used it for some recording.

i also own a squier strat, which was my first guitar, a martinez dsh700, which is a fine guitar (strat-shaped) with a massive sound (and you can shape the sound for every music-style you want to play) but it’s just too heavy for playing gigs.

so my prefered guitar at the moment is my ibanez axs-32, which is rather LP-shaped but with double-cutaway (like the SG) and not as heavy. it has a really great thick sound cause it has thru-body-stringing … i’m really satisfied with it. and it looks killer!

hey petri!
glad you and kati had a great time!
thanx for the pictures!
hope to see ya again soon!
cheers,
martin

yep. i like quite a lot of his work. also his own band skin yard was damn cool, and his solo-records too. last one came out in 2006, it’s called “permanent fatal error” and really rocks. me favourite record that he produced is probably bruce dickinson’s “skunkworks”, great stuff.

he was deffo the right man to produce shameless, but his “style” of production and sound wouldn’t fit on most other t?-records as it would
make the songs sound too “dry” i think.

some new live-clips:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrMuzQJjknw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGkONwfzchk

yeah, i also like jack endino’s production very much. the man just has good taste and does not overproduce the records …

sonic youth @ arena, vienna
nice little open air … support-band did suck, but sonic youth still kick ass!