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Vic Rattlehead

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  1. Pa valjda su trenutno u studiju, a datum izlaska se samo nagađa. Valjda. Ali, sigurno neće još, nedavno im je onaj film izašao. Je l' njega gledao neko?
  2. E meni tek sad nije ništa jasno!!! Izgleda da je tačno i jedno i drugo!
  3. That's the spirit!!! ČUVAJTE SE, NEVJERNICI NAŠMINKANIH LICA!!!
  4. Dobro ti je naš najiskreniji trešer rekao!!! Bombarder zakon!!!
  5. Takođe sam našao i ovo: Anonymous writes "LEGENDARY ROCKERS HEAD BACK TO SCHOOL FOR NEW SOUNDTRACK PROJECT ALICE COOPER, IAN GILLAN, DAVE MUSTAINE, BILLY IDOL, ANN WILSON AND MORE TEAM UP WITH MUSIC STUDENTS FOR THE 'ROCK SCHOOL' SOUNDTRACK 'ROCK SCHOOL' SOUNDTRACK SET FOR RELEASE VIA TRILLION RECORDS ON MAY 31, 2005 The soundtrack to the much-anticipated film 'Rock School' will be released on May 31, 2005 through Trillion Records. The documentary, which will hit theaters early this summer through NewMarket Films, chronicles the inception and success of Paul Green's School Of Rock Music, which was founded in Philadelphia in 1999 to teach young musicians and singers to play and perform classic rock 'n' roll. Produced by Grammy® Award-winning Phil Nicolo (Lauryn Hill, The Roots, Train), the soundtrack to Rock School takes a unique approach by featuring the actual students that appeared in the film re-recording hits alongside legends like Alice Cooper, Deep Purple's Ian Gillan, Yes' Jon Anderson, The Police's Stewart Copeland, The Ramones' Marky Ramone, Heart's Ann Wilson, Megadeth's Dave Mustaine, and Billy Idol. The track listing is as follows: 1. “Black Magic Woman” Gregg Rolie 2. “I Wanna Be Sedated” Marky Ramone/Tyson Ritter of The All American Rejects 3. “School’s Out” Alice Cooper 4. “Barracuda” Ann Wilson 5. “Highway Star” Ian Gillan 6. “LA Woman” The Paul Green School of Rock Music 7. “Heart Of The Sunrise” Jon Anderson 8. “Rebel Yell” Billy Idol 9. “Don’t Stand So Close To Me” Stewart Copeland 10. “Iron Man” The Paul Green School of Rock Music 11. “Peace Sells” Dave Mustaine 12. “Hocus Pocus” The Paul Green School of Rock Music “When the producers asked me to be a part of Rock School, I said okay and asked them to send me a track of the kids performing our song. What I heard was a bunch of kids giving it 100%, and it sounded great. It was good fun,” said Ian Gillan of Deep Purple who performs the band’s hit “Highway Star” on the soundtrack. 'Rock School' is the soundtrack to more than just a temporary fantasy camp. It's the beginning of the kids' new way of life. The movie trailer can now be viewed at an FTP site (in QuickTime, Windows Media and Real Player formats in small, medium and large sizes): http://www.liquid8records.com/video/trailer.htm.
  6. Ma nije važno.
  7. Soldier of Fortune, Send me an Angel, Wind of Change, a od domaćih Invazija - VEČERAS.
  8. Mislim da je ova tema gdje joj je i mjesto - zar da Therion bude na istom forumu kao i Dream Theater ili Blind Guardian?
  9. Izgleda da su baš velika kuća...
  10. Baš ću sad da googleujem Reality Entertainment.
  11. Pazi da ti ne bude previše!
  12. Nema, imam ih ja na kompjuteru. A gdje si ti čuo da se pominje Rock School?
  13. Ali gluplji naziv za grupu odavno nisam čuo!!!
  14. Ni u jednom postu prije ovoga nije pominjao School of Rock (imam ih 20-ak kopiranih na kompjuter).
  15. Droogies! Well, today was very interesting indeed. I was approached to sing over a cover version of "Peace Sells" for a movie/soundtrack. This version was done by young kids from the "Real" School of Rock, the story that Jack Black based his hilarious comedy film on. Things got interesting when I got to the studio and Lance said that the producers never sent the drives with all of the tracks on it. Uh, whoops?!? So, hours are grumbling by, and we finally get the track downloaded off of the internet, but naturally it is not in the correct format. Now, a great deal of time later we finally start working and things are clicking. I only had to make a slight adjustment to the arrangement, but excluding that, these kids were terrific! Thank God for that, because from the moment I walked back into Phase Four, I absolutely hated it. It seems that the owner has built a patio over the parking lot, got a liqour license, and now runs a very public bar over what SHOULD be a very private studio. I asked him (the owner) about having the place locked out (which means I am the only one there - that's how I like to work) because I heard a lot of people talking and he said, "I specifically said there was a bar now, and no one was to come down these steps, blah, blah, blah, biddy-boop a lop, an a jizz jazz a razz." I guess you can see I turned off my ears while he was playing hot shot telling me about his "bar" meanwhile a wanker bartender comes down the steps right after his sermon. I had hoped to have time to go see Mike Learn, Mike Ferguson – the fabricator making the new drum rack (so we can get rid of the one Nick played), and get my ears lowered, but the day was completely shot. I did however see Ralph Patlan and we talked about a lot of cool stuff coming up. I wish you all could meet this dude; he is awesome! Anyway, "Peace Sells" has now been officially sung by me with the "School of Rock" kids and will be hopefully in yer sweaty mitts sometime soon. If not for the (hopefully) awesome version that these kids did, then just for the fact that they are little guys playing Megadeth. Thanks to my dear friend Bob Chipardi for the tremendous opportunity to get outside of the box and do something that I would not normally do. And thanks to the kids and the "School of Rock" for even thinking about me. I look forward to meeting you all personally someday soon. __________________ MSGD!
  16. Svaka čast, samo naprijed!!! Baš bih volio da vas čujem!
  17. I ja, ali on je u nekom postu na zvaničnom forumu objasnio grešku i rekao da je oduvijek bilo "sinking". Jeste li znali da su djeca iz School of Rock odsvirala Peace Sells, i da im je Dave, kao specijalni gost, to otpjevao?
  18. Moram i ja da te ispravim: It gives me a migraine headache SINKING down to your level.
  19. Kako si to uspio? Webmaster je Dave McRobb, zar ne?
  20. Kako je ovo dobat bend!!! Imam Awakening the Centuries i Eppur Si Muove, oduševljavaju me svaki put kad ih slušam, pogotovo ovaj prvi!!!
  21. Šta je sa ovom temom???
  22. Droogies and She-Wolves! I thought I would start to inform you of what you can expect from the Gigantour Festival this summer. First off the set times on the main stage will be approximately 90 minutes for Megadeth and Dream Theater each, 45 minutes for Fear Factory, and 30 minutes each for Dillinger Escape Plan and Nevermore. We are hoping to have a second stage of talent and as of now there is a list of fourty bands that want to be part of this wonderful summer excursion. Each one of those bands would play approximately 20 minutes, excluding the headlining band for the second stage, which would be around 30 minutes. We are going to play in many cities that we may have missed last trek, and so far the dates total 32, but that may grow depending on the demand from you, the fans, and from the promoters who believe. We plan on doing everything that we can to give you a chance to be with us backstage; we are talking about preferred seating through the fan club, meet and greet passes, food drives as a possibility, contest to be roadies for a day, and drawings for our gear and whatnot. As well as the obvious guest lists for the five main stage bands and the five second stage bands. We also would love to have local bands compete to play in an after-hours tent that all of the bands and crew would be socializing in among the guests, winners, and fan club members each night. This would depend on how involved each station is going to get. I foresee I will have to reach out to these stations myself, because if the singles were any indication of my relationship with them, I will have to get involved personally. I think you get the picture. I am actually excited about reaching out to each of these stations and talking to them about what is hot in their area and who they would like to have do this if we can pull it off. I do have my favorites, and there are a lot of long time supporters, as well as my new home station KIOZ, but I love this kind of stuff where I can pay back the stations that have supported me over the years. I really am grateful for all of the support and I love all of my friends at radio. I promise to give you a fantastic time this summer ladies and gents. On another note, I can't believe that it has been over a year since we started doing the final tracks for TSHF, and I wish that we had had a better start on this record than we did, but I know that you are all mostly happy with the direction of the band and music, and also how we are as a unit live. I really can't wait until we can record some music together. In fact, we may release some live stuff from this tour, or even break out some new music that I have written since we formed in October 2004. We are contacting Jeff Balding about doing an edit on the next single, which will be "The Scorpion," but I am sad to inform you that Sanctuary will not make a video for this song. Lastly, I met with our awesome Lighting Director Richard "Shaggy" Ehmcke, about our stage set-up for Gigantour and we both agreed that we wanted to stay away from the predictable Rock Star pig stuff that you see at most festivals or big rock shows anymore. We are going to go for a more "old school" look and this will also be the first time that I use projection and pyro. I know that I have said some things about pyro in the past, regarding bands that overuse it, so we want to make sure that there is just enough to matter, but not too much to over do it. I will never forget touring with a band in the 80's that used pyro like it was going out of style, and how lame they looked when they couldn't get the license from the fire marshall in certain cities. The keyboardist hit his piano and it went "BOOM!" I was totally convinced it was a real explosion! I think that the cognac had something to do with it. The projection is something that the old pros of Dream Theater are used to, but will be a first for us, so we are going to have to get used to it. I did see a quote form "Keif Richards" that said, "all you have to do is wink at the camera and people in the back row have made a connection." Well, I hope to be doing more than winking at the lovely Droogs and Wolves. Keep the ideas coming for what you may want to see for summer merchandise, and I may ask for your help in picking the bands for the second stage. I will consider putting a list of the names of the bands up once we have finalized it down a bit. Remember, there is only going to be five bands a night on the second stage, and there are a few obvious bands that I can't consider. Lastly, I took James and Red (our drum tech) out for dinner tonight and we had a great talk about everything that is coming up this summer, fall, and winter. I really love my touring staff guys and can't wait to go into battle again with Gigantour. And if it works in North America, which it really looks like it is, I want to take it to South America, Europe/UK, the Pacific Rim, the Middle East, and hopefully one day into the great continent of Africa. Please keep us informed of your fan club status; that is the only way you are going to be able to get meet and greet passes for now. And I want to invite your ideas on merchandise, collectibles, and other neat items that you would like to see for the fan club. We are going to do a chat there soon too, so stay tuned.
  23. Zašto moram ići negdje?
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