18th Studio Album discussion

Jadukor said:
Ah I can also play this game. Bruce should not sing if he doesn't feel like it.
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Well that’s a stupid reply as you’re quite right, if he decides he doesn’t feel like singing anymore then he shouldn’t.

If a band doesn’t feel like making an album then they shouldn’t. It’s not up to the fans to decide what a band does or doesn’t do.

Bands don’t owe their fans anything but a section of fans think because they buy an album and a ticket to see them live that somehow gives them the right to tell a band what they should and shouldn’t do, it doesn’t.
 
AncientMariner_Essex said:
Well that’s a stupid reply as you’re quite right, if he decides he doesn’t feel like singing anymore then he shouldn’t.

If a band doesn’t feel like making an album then they shouldn’t. It’s not up to the fans to decide what a band does or doesn’t do.

Bands don’t owe their fans anything but a section of fans think because they buy an album and a ticket to see them live that somehow gives them the right to tell a band what they should and shouldn’t do, it doesn’t.
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Thanks again for stating the obvious (which was the point of my reply)
 
After watching Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, I’d absolutely love for Steve to write an epic song about it on the possible upcoming album—about a man and a monster, where the real monster isn’t who everyone thinks it is. Something in the vein of Rime of the Ancient Mariner: chugging rhythm, long harmonized guitar parts, a lightning-filled interlude in the middle, and a crescendo ending. Bruce could even imitate the Creature’s scream and growl. And the lyrics should follow a “show, don’t tell” style—more Rime of the Ancient Mariner, less The Time Machine. That would be tremendous..
 
Azas said:
After watching Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, I’d absolutely love for Steve to write an epic song about it on the possible upcoming album—about a man and a monster, where the real monster isn’t who everyone thinks it is. Something in the vein of Rime of the Ancient Mariner: chugging rhythm, long harmonized guitar parts, a lightning-filled interlude in the middle, and a crescendo ending. Bruce could even imitate the Creature’s scream and growl. And the lyrics should follow a “show, don’t tell” style—more Rime of the Ancient Mariner, less The Time Machine. That would be tremendous..
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"Don't you think I'm a monster"
"Don't you think I could scare you"
"Don't you think I could take your life"

"Don't you think I'm a monster"
"Don't you think I could scare you"
"Don't you think I could take your life"

"Don't you think I'm a monster"
"Don't you think I could scare you"
"Don't you think I could take your life"

Sorry, had to do it. Sounds pretty cool though. I just want an 18th!
 
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