In The Flesh Posted September 5, 2011 Report Posted September 5, 2011 Na 5:10 ovog videa.... Ko je lik? Quote
truliandedzombileš! Posted September 5, 2011 Report Posted September 5, 2011 meni je drago što su od klasičnog trendi benda postali ovo što su danas. biće odličan album. Quote
hate squad Posted September 5, 2011 Report Posted September 5, 2011 Meni su prva dva fenomenalni, Burning Red mi ima bas dobrih trenutaka, Supercharger ne mogu da slusam jer mi je previse naporan, Ashes mi mnogo dobar album, ali Blackening nikako ne mogu da svarim. Jednostavno mi ne lezi. Locust pesma mi je onako... Nije losa, ali daleko druga liga njihovih pesama. Mislim da ce ovo biti pre progresivno za moj ukus, ali ga sve jedno sa nestrpljenjem ocekujem. Quote
lemmy sixx Posted September 5, 2011 Report Posted September 5, 2011 meni je drago što su od klasičnog trendi benda postali ovo što su danas. Pa sa Superchargerom su pokusali otici u te komercijalnije vode.Na svu srecu,vratili su se svom prepoznatljivom zvuku. Quote
23/16 Posted September 6, 2011 Report Posted September 6, 2011 Njima fali producent - da sasece kada krene gitarsko proseravanje i gej vokali. 2 Quote
krchulj Posted September 6, 2011 Report Posted September 6, 2011 ma ne treba niko da im krati ništa, metal je ionako bio i najbolji i najpopularniji pre nego što su se producenti pokušali da ga naprave da budu radio friendly. nek prave ljudi muziku kakva im se svidja, ako ih je sad napalo da prave dugačke pesme, nek prave dugačke pesme, bolje nego da sebe sile da rade nešto što im se ne radi. kad su pokušali da na silu budu komercijalniji napravili su sranje (supercharger). 2 Quote
Chicken Little 420 Posted September 7, 2011 Report Posted September 7, 2011 recenzija: http://www.metalhammer.co.uk/top-posts/world-exclusive-unto-the-locust-the-first-review/ There appears to be no end to Machine Head’s inspiration at this point: God only knows what they’ll come up with next. [10] Quote
Grobodan Posted September 7, 2011 Report Posted September 7, 2011 Ništa to ne verujem, Metal hammer im je uvek lizao kitu. Quote
Chicken Little 420 Posted September 7, 2011 Report Posted September 7, 2011 pa, to stoji, ali naleteh.. Quote
biohazard Posted September 7, 2011 Report Posted September 7, 2011 Nije ni cudo sto volite Metaliku, kad ispirate mozgove tim americkim 'Skandalima' i 'Svet plusevima'. 1 2 Quote
destruction of mankind Posted September 7, 2011 Report Posted September 7, 2011 Haha zar i na ovoj temi fajt Metallica VS. Megedeth? :D 1 Quote
In The Flesh Posted September 7, 2011 Report Posted September 7, 2011 Bolji od najbolje? Onda je on naj-najbolji. Quote
Lou Posted September 14, 2011 Report Posted September 14, 2011 Svež (22.08.2011.) intervju sa Robom iz četiri dela. Raznovrsna pitanja - muzika, porodica, depresija, koncept novog albuma, glas... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EHjBTGc2O0&feature=feedu http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wo4djCDGSbk&feature=feedu Quote
Lunar Posted September 15, 2011 Report Posted September 15, 2011 Čeka se sa nestrpljenjem novi, meni je onaj predhodni baš bio zakon i ako nešto ne slušam ranije radove MHa. Quote
HeLLsarma Posted September 15, 2011 Report Posted September 15, 2011 Well, it certainly took long enough for a new Machine Head album to come out. Beginning “Unto the Locust” with Robb Flynn screaming out a distorted “I am death” just happens to raise expectations even more. Yet, album opener “I Am Hell” happens to really ram home exactly why I love this band, as it's truly an epic opener that contains some great riffs, an anthemic chorus and a solo that relies more on atmosphere than technical skill. All of these elements combine into one giant hodgepodge of awesome. The great part about this is that is that “I Am Hell” isn’t just a great song on its own; it sets the pace for the rest of the album. Those who didn't like the version of “Locust” released earlier this year should be happy to know that after mixing and mastering, it sounds completely different. Those who did are in for a surprise, as “Locust” is improved in every way. The song fits with the high quality of the rest of the album, which more than meets the high standards that Machine Head set for themselves with “The Blackening.” “Unto the Locust” is a fantastic example of progressive groove/thrash metal, where every single idea just feels right despite the length of each of the songs. The great part about “Unto the Locust” is that while it sounds like Machine Head, it is only vaguely reminiscent of “The Blackening.” As far as changes go, the only big one is that “Unto the Locust” is much more melodic than the two preceding albums, which focused more on big chunky riffs. It's not going to alienate any fans, but it stands beside “The Blackening,” instead of trying to surpass it, by making subtle, but noticeable, changes to the band's formula. One track that Machine Head is certain to make into a live staple is “Darkness Within.” With a catchy chorus, melodic guitar work and an acoustic intro that all characterize the song, but with enough inspired moments of pure genius popping up throughout the track, it's safe to say that “Darkness Within” may very well be the best song that Machine Head has ever written, despite it coming out 16 years after the band's debut. Everything about this song is perfect and it's certainly good enough to make me want to see Machine Head live again. After everything that “Unto the Locust” did right, it's a shame that the album has to end on such a weak note. “Who We Are” doesn’t flow with the rest of the songs, has an annoying chorus and simply lacks the power that the rest of the album has. Also, a children's choir is incredibly annoying and should never again be used in anything calling itself metal. There was actually a team of scientists attempting to create the most objectively annoying song ever, which made a heavy use of a children's choir, only further justifying my opinion that “Who We Are” is the absolute dumbest move made by Machine Head since Ahrue Luster was in the band. Still, that's only one track out of seven. The rest of “Unto The Locust” contains enough brilliance to satisfy even the most jaded of metal heads. If this album didn't fall apart at the end, it would surpass “The Blackening” in terms of sheer metal ass-kickery. Highs: Heavy yet melodic without falling into At the Gates worship, truly epic songwriting, every single second of “I Am Hell” and “Darkness Within,” different enough from “The Blackening” to justify waiting four years Lows: The album falls apart at the end with "Who We Are" Bottom line: "Unto the Locust" is one of 2011's essential albums. Sa MetalUnderground sajta.... nadam se da lik ne preteruje,da je bas ovako krljajuci kao sto kaze... Quote
Lou Posted September 15, 2011 Report Posted September 15, 2011 Mislim da dosta preteruje, pogotovo ne kontam deo u kojem kaže da dečji hor (mada, to tehnički i nije bio hor) nema šta da traži u metalu. Ko je on da određuje šta kako treba da zvuči? Uobražena pizda, znam ja odgovor. 2 Quote
Chicken Little 420 Posted September 16, 2011 Report Posted September 16, 2011 evo gaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! http://www.mediaboom.org/353107-machine-head-unto-the-locust-2011.html Quote
Lord Iffy Boatrace Posted September 16, 2011 Report Posted September 16, 2011 evo gaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! http://www.mediaboom.org/353107-machine-head-unto-the-locust-2011.html TAKO JE BRE!!! THX!!! Quote
Denny Posted September 16, 2011 Report Posted September 16, 2011 Na prvoj sam pesmi i već obećava. Quote
Lord Iffy Boatrace Posted September 16, 2011 Report Posted September 16, 2011 Posle prve pesme sam dobio utisak da ovo moze biti najbolji MACHINE HEAD album !!!!!Videcemo... Quote
Talvi Posted September 16, 2011 Report Posted September 16, 2011 Ovo su one situacije koje Grob obožava. Quote
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