Sum 41 / SBM discussion

[Mitchell]

looks like they are...

[PTswim41]

If the album comes out 9/14... the same day as Halo: Reach... I will have one helluva day

hahaha same here!

[Heather]

This new song is gonna make everyone rock hard.

Heather, if they're playing a new song on Warped, please tell us. : )

I have no clue, I didn't ask. Since they covered up the rehearsal sound with a previous show, maybe

[Jake-41]

This new song is gonna make everyone rock hard.

Heather, if they're playing a new song on Warped, please tell us. : )

I have no clue, I didn't ask. Since they covered up the rehearsal sound with a previous show, maybe

Hmm... I don't want them too, i might add. It would so totally ruin the song for me, and i wouldn't care when it got released as a single. If it's possible, they could release a single first, then play it on tour like how it's suppose to be.

[Mitchell]

This new song is gonna make everyone rock hard.

Heather, if they're playing a new song on Warped, please tell us. : )

I have no clue, I didn't ask. Since they covered up the rehearsal sound with a previous show, maybe

The song they we're playing that was covered up by the sound of an previous show was the hell song.. but at a certain point I saw Deryck playing something I've never seen before...

[Jeremy Kill]

They're probably going to play the new single at Warped Tour. Like with Underclass Hero, they played a bunch of festivals before the release of the album and they snuck in a song or two (I only know King of Contradiction for sure).

I'm going to try and avoid hearing that song via some kid's cellphone clip on YouTube like the plague.

[Emil]

I'm sure it would be awesome to hear it if uou were in the audience but otherwise it would suck.

[HugoDisasters]

I'm pretty sure they are rehearsing on a new song, as much as they have played the old songs. They wouldn't need much of a rehearsal for old songs i think. But that's just me.

[Mitchell]

I'm pretty sure they are rehearsing on a new song, as much as they have played the old songs. They wouldn't need much of a rehearsal for old songs i think. But that's just me.

They do.. if you watched the diary of sum 41 you'd know that they forgot how to play entire parts of songs in a few months without rehearsing...

[Lars]

I guess they will play a new song.

Well, it's a good way of promotion for the new record. Imagine, they're playing warped and saying: "This is our new single, comes out then, go buy it!".

Instead of: "This one is an old song", "This one is for the old-school fans!" and "Do you remember this one?" or something like that.

How is the audience otherwise supposed to know that they have a new record coming out?

[Simon]

I'm pretty sure they are rehearsing on a new song, as much as they have played the old songs. They wouldn't need much of a rehearsal for old songs i think. But that's just me.

They do.. if you watched the diary of sum 41 you'd know that they forgot how to play entire parts of songs in a few months without rehearsing...

That was right before DTLI touring, which was only a year after they finished AKNF. They have been playing the same songs for years now, I doubt they need to learn them over and over again.
At some point it is like riding a bike or walking.. you just can't unlearn it.

[Lars]

Yeah, that's a good point.

Maybe they're just putting together a setlist. Saying "Yeah and here's the longer bridger, blabla" and stuf like that.

[Simon]

Maybe they're just putting together a setlist. Saying "Yeah and here's the longer bridger, blabla" and stuf like that.

Probably that.

[Mitchell]

but they probably didn't have to practice that much on the new song because they just recorded it...

[Lars]

Wow hold on... The thing is that they played the new songs for the last time together probably in pre-production.

That's like 7 months or so.

From then, everyone recorded his own parts seperately, so practicing them again is absolutely necessary.

[Mitchell]

they all know their parts.. they just have to practice it a few times to time everything correctly

[Simon]

What they play live is often very different from what we hear on the record. It's much more likely that they need to work on that, than having to relearn the songs they basically played for the last 5 years.
Rehearsing for the studio is nothing compared to rehearsing for live performances, because you don't have a second chance on stage. You can't say "Let's reset and do it again, that was a shitty take."
And new songs are always easy to screw up, no matter how well you know what you have to play.

[Lars]

Exactly.

New songs have to grow on the band as well. Speaking of the live-part now.

[FuckT41182]

What they play live is often very different from what we hear on the record. It's much more likely that they need to work on that, than having to relearn the songs they basically played for the last 5 years.
Rehearsing for the studio is nothing compared to rehearsing for live performances, because you don't have a second chance on stage. You can't say "Let's reset and do it again, that was a shitty take."
And new songs are always easy to screw up, no matter how well you know what you have to play.

:) Blink 182 used to screw up every song but everyone liked them live :) I miss that time :P and to the rehearsing of the new ones ...on the stage there are guitars,drums and Deryck's vocals and some bac vocals(Cone,Tom)...but in the original song can be used any other instruments or voices or effects ...it can sound pretty different live and they just want to get the best sound out of it ...

[vill_chouine]

Rehearsing the songs is important unless they what to sound like crap