Timo Tolkki's review of Polaris
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Having heard Deep Unknown only I can say that they wanted to please the fans, but did it with some soul.
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^ oh yeah they did! and also with king of nothing, blind, higher, and forever is today!
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As I was saying earlier I agree with Icecab, by writing music yourself you are already putting your soul into the music.
I mean maybe the music has a different soul to it then the Tolkki material but it still has it.
I mean maybe the music has a different soul to it then the Tolkki material but it still has it.
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i still think it's the lack of james brown that people hear.
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Yep, the soul went out of everything the day James Brown passed away.
metal feeds the beast
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He was one of the greats. However, one of the baddest ass performances with soul to spare was Merry Clayton's duet with Jagger on "Gimme Shelter".hiro23 wrote:Yep, the soul went out of everything the day James Brown passed away.
Lisa Fisher gives a dynamic performance here on a latter day rendition of this classic track, so if having soul (particularly in a rock context) is what people are so worried about, then look no further than this-
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well. What that picture is?
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Ikonen?palarmux wrote:well. What that picture is?
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Himself? I dunno. I don't really want to know
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I forgot this is the SERIOUS FUCKING BUSINESS POWER METAL FORUM!!
You can't post pics like that right? WAIT, forever is today , SO DON'T DELAY!! cha-ching$$$$$$$$$$$money money money money money we're doin' it for the money!!!!!
You can't post pics like that right? WAIT, forever is today , SO DON'T DELAY!! cha-ching$$$$$$$$$$$money money money money money we're doin' it for the money!!!!!
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robocop656 wrote:I forgot this is the SERIOUS FUCKING BUSINESS POWER METAL FORUM!!
You can't post pics like that right? WAIT, forever is today , SO DON'T DELAY!! cha-ching$$$$$$$$$$$money money money money money we're doin' it for the money!!!!!
wtf?
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I guess someone is drunk?
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Not drunk. I'm just saying what's on my mind. A whole lot of bullshit.
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Depends on what your talking about, however the more controversial stuff does belong in the flames forum.
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No ehh?? as if you weren't drunk...
For sure you'll be remorseful tomorrow when the hangover starts....
Just kidding.
For sure you'll be remorseful tomorrow when the hangover starts....
Just kidding.
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We need Polaris review of Albino Timo, completely opposite to Tolkki's
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Skipping all that stupid bashing which seems to have started on the previous pages, I just want to say some things to the review itself:
- I disagree with Timo, that they "try to sound" like Stratovarius. They do sound like Stratovarius. As he said, in the end the fans somehow "decide". And in this case, they accepted the "new Strato".
- The fact that there is less guitar playing is apparently. IMO there can be more guitars on the next record again, but I quite like Jens' playing on Polaris. He is really really good in what he does. In future they will surely find a balance between Jens and Matias.
- Kotipelto's "forced" singing. Yeah, it's true, he doesn't sound as fresh as on "Episode" or "Visions". But guys, come on. Since then something between 10 and 15 years have passed!! People are not getting younger. This counts especially for singers. The best example in Metal world is IMO James Hetfield, who - by far - has not the same aggression like during Master of Puppet times etc. That's just the way it is. Koti on "Polaris" is not worse than on e.g. the Elements-CDs. But compared to Visions he of course has changed a bit. Nevertheless, I saw them live one week ago, and he is still able to do all those high tones quite good.
- I disagree with Timo, that they "try to sound" like Stratovarius. They do sound like Stratovarius. As he said, in the end the fans somehow "decide". And in this case, they accepted the "new Strato".
- The fact that there is less guitar playing is apparently. IMO there can be more guitars on the next record again, but I quite like Jens' playing on Polaris. He is really really good in what he does. In future they will surely find a balance between Jens and Matias.
- Kotipelto's "forced" singing. Yeah, it's true, he doesn't sound as fresh as on "Episode" or "Visions". But guys, come on. Since then something between 10 and 15 years have passed!! People are not getting younger. This counts especially for singers. The best example in Metal world is IMO James Hetfield, who - by far - has not the same aggression like during Master of Puppet times etc. That's just the way it is. Koti on "Polaris" is not worse than on e.g. the Elements-CDs. But compared to Visions he of course has changed a bit. Nevertheless, I saw them live one week ago, and he is still able to do all those high tones quite good.
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