Depressive songs are my favourite, to be honest :D And I can totally feel the lyrics is Wasting Love. Actually I never really liked uplifting or happy songs. For me, music is for writing, screaming, letting out what hurts. There's nothing to write out about happiness.
Why everyone hates Wasting Love? I absolutely adore it. But I'm a sucker for ballads anyway. But hey, everyone is different. For example, I can't stand Sanctuary and Running Free. On the albums they are okay, but stretching them for 10 minutes? Please no. Sometimes I just stop LAD or Maiden...
Yeah, playing the songs way faster wasn't helping Blaze. The tempos were all over the place since Adrian left the band. I'm glad he insisted on playing the songs closer to the studio version after the reunion.
Since English is not my native language, I can't really speak the words of wisdom about accents. But I don't think his accent is that different. I mean, after all he is an englishman too. I know there are some differences between regions and countys, but Blaze sometimes sounds like if he is a...
Yeah, they played the songs too fast. TETMD is a great example, but they rushed The Trooper too. It's not surprising that he couldn't catch his breath.
Yeah. Blaze's only chance was to form the vocal lines to fit his voice. But he didn't do it. The question is if he was the one who insisted on trying to nail the originals, or it was Steve. We know how stubborn he can be. But I guess we will never know the truth.
I don't think anyone said that Blaze did a better job. He just did well in some songs. And the fact that they played a lot of Blaze era songs is not surprising. I mean, it's natural that they focused on the newer material. But having Blaze sing The Clairvoyant, The Trooper, Number or Hallowed...
I think ATSS was pretty good with Blaze. But that's not a hard song. You don't have to sing demanding or high parts. You are just telling a story. The same goes for Wrathchild. It's easy. We even use it for soundchecks to warm up. On the other hand, The Clairvoyant was terrible. Sometimes even...
I have a low voice (like Peter Steele, or Phil Anselmo's speaking voice), but I think I can do TETMD pretty "good", and we are in E. You just have to start singing some parts lower, and do some alternations. Of course I won't try to hit Bruce's high notes. It sounds a bit like if Hetfield singed...
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