enclave Posted February 12, 2008 Report Posted February 12, 2008 Ma ima shanse shto nema, pa svirali su je na zadnjem dvd-ju i zivom albumu... Pa kakve veze ima sto su je svirali u Londonu? Quote
Archibald Reiss Posted February 12, 2008 Report Posted February 12, 2008 E jbg pa shto nece Looking For Love izvoditi...jebeno fantastichna pesma... Jer je predugacka i teska za sviranje. Sjajna jbg al' ne znam jesu li to ikada svirali live... Ocemo ovaj put Don't break my heart again! Quote
Whitesnake_Zr Posted February 12, 2008 Report Posted February 12, 2008 Ocemo Now your gone!Ta pesma sabija... Quote
Alx_WS Posted February 13, 2008 Report Posted February 13, 2008 E samo da se zna - za Now You're Gone secem vene ali kad dodjem qci...znaci pesma je jedna od lepsih,dao bih sve da je cujem LIVE - voleo bih da sviraju takve pesme - kao Judgement Day i neke starije tipa Day Tripper.... Quote
LazaGNR Posted February 13, 2008 Report Posted February 13, 2008 Hehe,Now You're Gone.. U subotu bio na svirci u ZR-u,odvalio se od rakije (kad sabani nisu imali Jelen pivo ) i pustili kasnije tu pesmu Ja se istripovao,kao,ma sad cu da posaljem poruku jednoj ribi (znam da se pali na tu pesmu) samo da odem da narucim jos jednu rakijicu i odem do sanka...i zaboravim! Quote
_powerslave_ Posted February 13, 2008 Report Posted February 13, 2008 Hehe Coverdale zna da napravi kako da kazem prave pesme za one trenutke kad te riba ostavi i sl. a takodje bih voleo da chujem live ovu novu All I Want Is You agh.... Quote
drasticni_taxista Posted February 13, 2008 Report Posted February 13, 2008 Ispraticemo pa cemo videti sta ce biti. Losih pesama sigurno nece Quote
Alx_WS Posted February 14, 2008 Report Posted February 14, 2008 Ispraticemo pa cemo videti sta ce biti. Losih pesama sigurno nece Pa kad nemaju losih Na ovom koncertu moze se cuti losa pesma samo ako im predgrupa bude Van Gogh Quote
Jelles Posted February 14, 2008 Report Posted February 14, 2008 Hehe Coverdale zna da napravi kako da kazem prave pesme za one trenutke kad te riba ostavi i sl. a takodje bih voleo da chujem live ovu novu All I Want Is You agh....uh, to je opasna pesma... nego, nikad mi onaj spot nije pasovao uz pesmu ''Here I Go Again''... Kao skitnica je rođen da hoda sam..., a po spotu se non stop 'vata sa onom njegovom :) Quote
_powerslave_ Posted February 15, 2008 Report Posted February 15, 2008 Matthias Mineur recently interviewed WHITESNAKE vocalist David Coverdale about the band's forthcoming album, "Good To Be Bad". The question-and-answer session follows: Q: Ten years between "Restless Heart" and "Good To Be Bad": What has changed in WHITESNAKE and what is still the same? Coverdale: I feel "Restless Heart" was more like a Coverdale solo album, which is how it started, 'til EMI told me they wanted it to be a WHITESNAKE record... so, we had to juggle it around to try and 'SNAKE it up... whereas "Good To Be Bad" is most definately a WHITESNAKE record from beginning to end. For me, the heart and soul of WHITESNAKE remains the same. How could it not? It is, and has always been, very precious to me. It helps provide my family and I with an incredibly good life... I respect and treasure it, and I will protect it as much as I can from harm. I embrace and relish the rewards it brings. As a musical vehicle it helps me express myself, and hopefully, it's the same for the musicians who work under its creative umbrella. It's also an anti-aging youth serum for me! Q: How important were the incredibly successful tours during the last three years for your motivation to write a new album? Coverdale: Very, very important... The musicians I'm working with and the positive response from the people who come to see us and support us, has inspired and motivated me to get back in the saddle and to write and record new songs for the first time in many years. I've also found a new, inspiring writing partner in Mr. Aldrich. I'd allowed myself to be brought down, but, fortunately only for a short time, by the negative climate in the music business, but now I feel it's more the major record companies' energy, rather than the music business, that is creating a great deal of the damage. Their reluctance to move forward and embrace new approaches to business is definately creating a lot of their own problems. They just seem unable to see it. I thought, perhaps, all the magic had gone, but, I was wrong, and I'm very happy to discover live music is still very much supported by the hardcore fans... and yes... people are still buying records. Perhaps not in the millions that we became familiar with... but, nevertheless, the hardcore rock fan still wants to hold the substance of an album in his, or her hands, as opposed to simply downloading it. You have to rethink how you structure your career today and not take things for granted. You have to roll with the punches and keep an eye on everything. Not over-indulge... It is not how it used to be. But, still...it's amazing, when I think about it. WHITESNAKE celebrates its 30th anniversary this year and is still going strong. It still has juice. I am so grateful that I can still actively work as a musician, create new music and then go on tour with a great band and play to appreciative crowds. As long as people accept that we don't look the same as we did 20 years ago... but, we can still play our music with fire and passion, then I think we can stick around for another few years! I'm also very grateful to be involved with the record company, SPV. I work with a great, positive, supportive team there... Good, solid people. Q: How did you write the material? How important was Doug Aldrich for you as a songwriter, musician and friend? Coverdale: Personally, I'm always writing bits and pieces here and there, for future reference... making cassettes of ideas. It's very natural for me to compose... I meditate before I start working and I find that helps me immensely. It helps bring out the creative spirit, I think... It helps me focus. Doug and I found it very natural to write together from the beginning. Relatively effortless and fun... It's a 50/50 collaboration. He is a very gifted individual and very enthusiastic... he also helped engineer and mix the record, so he was involved from the very beginning of the project to the end. That is something that has never happened before. Doug's a welcome breath of fresh air for me. He doesn't bring any excess baggage... No questionable agenda and no unnecessary ego to stroke... he just gets on with it. He's very caring and passionate about what he does, and thank goodness, the passion includes WHITESNAKE. He was exposed to WHITESNAKE before we met, or worked together, so, he was familiar with the approach and the creative identities I'd established, but, he brings such an incredible energy and urgency to WHITESNAKE that it helps stretch the boundaries much further, without compromising the original attitude. He's an electrifying guitarist, as anyone who has seen him can testify... Very inspiring to me. The other bonus, of course, is that we've developed a strong, supportive personal friendship. Q: Would you say that "Good To Be Bad" is a mixture between your blues roots and a modern attitude? Any other influences? Coverdale: For me it has all the elements, all the ingredients that I enjoy about WHITESNAKE. It's a very solid, muscular, melodic rock record with a couple of fine ballads, so, there's a little tenderness when the moment calls for it... and of course the ballads help balance out the chest beaters! I find it a very complete piece of work, actually. It covers a lot of musical ground... A positive chapter in the Book Of WHITESNAKE. I'm able to sing from a whisper to a scream, with all points in between, very comfortably with the new material. We also tried some new musical keys for me to sing in... which made it very fresh, interesting and fun. When Doug and I sat down to jam on each other's song ideas the structure of the album was evident pretty much immediately... it came together very naturally. There was never a danger of compromising the acknowledged identity of WHITESNAKE for the sake of trying to be modern... or fashionable. I'd say if there was any influence it would be all the previous elements that have come together to make what is WHITESNAKE, coupled with the very welcome fresh injection from Doug, Chris, Timothy, Uriah and Reb. Chris Frazier has brought a very Paicey feel back to the band. He swings, grooves, rocks and rolls... A very pleasing foundation to build from. WHITESNAKE's got it's groove back! As a band, these guys know how to tell the WHITESNAKE story very well indeed. Q: Please comment on producer Michael McIntyre. What was his role, and in which way did he help the album? Coverdale: Michael has been with me since 1987. He was originally a member of the WHITESNAKE crew. Then when I moved to Lake Tahoe, I found out he lived close by in Reno, so, I asked him to come and work with me as a personal assistant. He has proved so indescribably valuable to me that he has been actively involved in WHITESNAKE's management for many years. He oversees all aspects of my personal and business life. Not only that, but, he's a fantastic recording engineer and has been involved in the recording of all of my albums since "Slip Of The Tongue". We are great friends... More like brothers. I trust him with my life, so, when he's recording my voice I have total confidence in his judgement. Q: The album was originally announced for autumn 2007. Any reasons for the delay? Coverdale: The recording of this album was constantly compromised by interruptions. However, it's a testament to Doug, Mikey and I, also known as The Brutal Brothers, that we kept moving forward... "Onwards and forwards" was the motto for this project. Also, to be honest, there was no real rush for us to finish the project quickly. I'd planned to take the year off from touring to avoid too much pressure in making the record, so, whenever there were problems, we'd take a break... a little breathing space. It works wonders for fresh perspective. Also, for me, personally, it is most important I balance my working time with my family time. It isn't always easy... even when you're recording at home! The most important thing is... was it all worth it? And I can sincerely answer, yes! It most certainly was worth all the trials and tribulations to get to this place and simply enjoy the fruits of our labours. It's a fun album... Great to drive to! Q: What kind of audience do you expect for "Good To Be Bad"? Metal kids? Rock fans? Blues maniacs? Or perhaps younger people? Coverdale: Everybody's welcome to try a bite of this pie. There's something here for everyone... Q: Please comment on the tour with DEF LEPPARD. The perfect choice for a co-headlining tour... Coverdale: Three hours of good, strong, melodic songs! What more could you want? Joe Elliott, the Lepps and I have been friends and supporters for many years. It was only logical we'd end up touring together someday. I'd like to be in the audience for the shows we're doing together. I feel it will definitely be an event to experience... Let's Get Rocked In The Still Of The Night... yeah baby! Q: What can we expect of WHITESNAKE live in 2008? Coverdale: We will be celebrating the 30th anniversary of Whitesnake with kick arse live shows... a new show, featuring songs from a new studio album. By the way, this is the 10th studio album from WHITESNAKE. There will be much fun to be had by all. Don't miss out on the party! Quote
DBrave Posted February 16, 2008 Report Posted February 16, 2008 Upravo gledam zadnji njihov DVD i prisecam se koncerta na Tasu uf, kako ce da bude dobro na Castleu Quote
Black Diamond Posted February 16, 2008 Report Posted February 16, 2008 Upravo gledam zadnji njihov DVD i prisecam se koncerta na Tasu uf, kako ce da bude dobro na Castleu oni dolaze na kesl? Quote
DBrave Posted February 16, 2008 Report Posted February 16, 2008 yap otkazana banjaluka i prekomandovali ih ovi iz terranostre na castle... iscitaj malo te teme u vezi koncerta i festivala ides?? Quote
DBrave Posted February 16, 2008 Report Posted February 16, 2008 Jbg bedak... Ove godine definitivno moraju da se prave kompromisi, a na kraju cemo videti kako se ko proveo... U svakom slucaju ne moze nikako da ispadne lose Quote
Alx_WS Posted February 16, 2008 Report Posted February 16, 2008 JOOOOOJ!!!! Pa odakle meni pare za CASTLE???? PA ja tu kintu nmg da rodim nikako!!! Sta fali Banja Luci??? Moze neko da me ubije?Platicu mu,nije problem..unapred naravno Quote
_powerslave_ Posted February 16, 2008 Report Posted February 16, 2008 Pa pomerili su turneju za jul, pa zato nece nastupati u BL... Quote
Whitesnake_Zr Posted February 16, 2008 Report Posted February 16, 2008 Na sajtu su ubaceni neki novi datumi,ali je Banja Luka ostala nepromenjena.Ne znam odakle vam informacija za Castle,ali BL ostaje. Quote
enclave Posted February 16, 2008 Report Posted February 16, 2008 Nije to to. Gledacu ih ali castle nije za Whitesnake, mene jedino Iron Maiden i Metallica nisu izneverili, i onda posle pitaju zasto je Metallica nas najbolji drugar.... Quote
Alx_WS Posted February 16, 2008 Report Posted February 16, 2008 A ljudi - help - neverovatno sam se skenjao,pa nz kako mi sada radi mozak - ali da pretrcimo kroz osnove ovoga??? Whitesnake(trebalo) u Banja Luku da dodje 2. juNa?? Castle Fest(sad je tamo) u Smederevu je 1-5 juLa?? A WS je pomeren na Castle zbog....prebliskih datuma ili sta? MESEC DANA RAZLIKE!!! Quote
Elderane Posted February 16, 2008 Report Posted February 16, 2008 Nema turneje u junu na Balkanu! Trebao je da bude Nis krajem maja/pocetkom juna. Naravno, to je jos jedan u nizu fantomskih festivala, i zbog toga je morala da bude pomjerena cijela balkanska turneja za jun. Hrvatska je pomjerena, a za Banjaluku je ponudjen 7. Jul. Castle Festival zavrsava petog, i ne postoje teoretske sanse da se radi Banjaluka. Zbog toga je odluceno da Whitesnake nastupi na Castle Festivalu. Oni su, pored Judas Priest, main hedlajneri, i svirace svoj normalan set. Tvrdjava, svi ste vidjeli kakva je, samo ce da taj koncert napravi jos nevjerovatnijim, sigurno vise od bilo koje hale, tako da nema potrebe za brigom. Quote
Sleaze Glammer Posted February 16, 2008 Report Posted February 16, 2008 Jbga ja bas teo da sednem sa ribom u auto i zapalim za Banja Luku. Ma dobo, idem na Castle ( iso bih svejedno zbog Lordija ) Quote
DBrave Posted February 16, 2008 Report Posted February 16, 2008 Ja garantujem da je Whitesnake na otvorenom jedno 50% bolji nego u nekoj hali... Ko dodje uverice se Ima da se najezim koliko ce da bude dobro Quote
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