Talvi

It is my great pleasure to announce that I am currently working upon writing and recording some brand-new material for The Clan Destined. Due to the literally thousands of emails and messages I’ve received from you kind people via the TCD website and my MySpace page, I have now decided that the time has come to compose a follow-up to the critically acclaimed “In The Big Ending...” c.d. and DVD release. I also promised my father that I would write something to honour his memory just one week before he died in February 2007; and as I’m sure you will all appreciate, this was a very heartfelt oath that I feel solemnly obliged to fulfil. I am both honoured and privileged to have recently recruited the exceptionally talented guitarist and composer Jacqui Taylor to The Clan Destined cause. Jacqui is precisely the kind of musician that I have always dreamed of eventually meeting for very many years now, the type of person who takes her music as seriously as I have always done. Jacqui practices her guitar for at least eight hours per day, which is the kind of sincere dedication we’re talking about here! Working together with Jacqui Taylor is truly a breath of fresh air and a brand-new beginning for both myself and The Clan Destined. Anyone who doubts what I’m saying is more than welcome to visit Jacqui’s www.jacquitaylor.co.uk website to see just why I’m so intensely excited about our current collaboration. Despite the fact that I have never earned a vast fortune from making my music, my sincere and honest approach to my creativity thankfully means that I have the support of a small army of fans and a few loyal friends. One person undoubtedly worthy of mention is my old comrade and fellow band-mate in Skyclad and Return To The Sabbat, the drummer Jay Graham who presently is battering the skins with his band Ravens Creed. Jay will be recording the drums and percussion (and maybe also playing some keyboards) on the new recordings from The Clan Destined. I’m currently looking for people who have what it takes to join together with me in this creative endeavour, both in the studio and at live TCD concerts (you know who you are!). If you feel that you have what it takes to be a member of The Clan Destined, then please don’t hesitate to get in contact me via the official website www.theclandestined.com I’ve also spent the last few months setting-up my own 24-track recording studio, to facilitate the composition and recording of these new TCD demo tracks for you all. As I’m sure you can imagine, for a man normally accustomed to working with words, competent sound-engineering is a skill that I have as yet to acquire. Yet, as with my understanding of the German language; this is something that only time, patience, good ears and just the few active brain cells remaining to me will undoubtedly learn to fully comprehend. Many thanks to you all for taking the time to read this TCD press-release. All of my very brightest blessings to you and yours. May your guardian-spirits be with you always! Martin Walkyier

Sad si me podsetio na tekst iz CKM-a: "Kako upokojiti vampira", i na kraju kaze: :haha:

Ne mislis da su prvi i drugi deo recenice malo kontradiktorni?

To je bila ona legendarna "ekipa" crtaca: "Mile i Bole", "Srle i Pajce", "Vitez Koja", "Vuk Vucko", "Porucnik Draguljce", "Dragoljupce", "Atomski Mrav"... i jedni jedini neprevazidjeni: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZ46UAVBti8

Myllärit (The Millers) are a dynamic brisk vocal and instrumental folk band from Russian Karelia. The group came together in 1992, an outgrowth of the pairing of accordionist Zobnev -described as “a world-class accordionist” in Russian Life’s series titled “100 Young Russians to Watch.”- with Alexander Bykadorov, who had traveled Europe together playing Karelian and Russian folk music in the streets. The unique sound of Myllärit combines traditional music and poetry of Karelia, the White Sea, Olonets and Ladoga regions, and also Russian songs of the Trans-Onega region, with elements of rock, jazz and world music. Thus, fitting them to suit their more modern style. Besides, the group performs songs of the Ingria ( St.-Petersburg region ) in the local Ingric dialect of the Finnish language. “Karelia represents a rich mixture of so many different cultures,” said Zobnev. “Our rather severe climatic conditions help to hone this musical style. It is the music of the Russian pomors (White Sea coast natives) and Finnish and Karelian songs. It all mixes together and provides food for Myllärit.” Myllärit achieve their main impact on stage with great talent and humour. They are outstanding live performers.Their discography includes six albums. Ja nadjoh ovaj i jako mi se svideo.

Desna je debela bre. Ova leva vec ima potencijal.

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=162438654555&ref=nf#/group.php?gid=162438654555&v=wall&ref=nf

Do jaja idejica. Neka spoje jedanput CC i SFU.

Kad pustis album i kad krene "The Treason Wall" bude ti jasno zasto ovo nije bend za svirku u Srbiji. Ne bi oni ovde nikad mogli tako nesto da naprave, provali samo reakciju publike na pesme. Histerija.

Zapravo, kod nas su bili najpoznatiji kao "Mile i Bole", a i "Generalova radnja" je bio drugi naziv.

Jebe mi se za vasu pricu, o lajvu govorim.

Sunce ti bogovo, kakav album.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZUDzTsGewA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GO-9pkc3pM

Jesi siguran da je film u pitanju? Ja sam mislio da su to oni sami snimili...

^ Haha, videh to na fb-u pre neki dan, odlicno je!

Kako je bio do jaja onaj crtani kada Gica Prasic vozi onaj stari, crveni voz i trka se sa onim brzim. A pazite sad kult kultova: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDXDMm2cth0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4gQhCVzvDU

Jel' se seca neko "Mikijeve radionice"?

Blagodarim. Bend se zove A Challenge Of Honour, btw.

Slusao sam samo ovaj koji si okacio, ostale nisam a moracu. Probaj ovo, meni je super album: http://mediaportal.ru/mp3/165321-a-challenge-of-honour-1666-the-great-fire-of.html U jebote, tek sad videh da je stigao Slayer.

@PTM: Spiritual Front? Super bend.

Ima neko link za Evokse?

Tu je fino razjasnjeno da ljudima sa engleskog govornog podrucja nije jasan prevod jer nemaju adekvatnu rec. Bas sam sad uzeo dedin rusko-srpski recnik iz 1949, pa kaze: Чернобыль - komonika, vrsta pelina. Jasno kao dan.

A ja svojevremeno iz zajebancije rekoh: