New Album just announced on their website, as a fan myself i am very excited and have been waiting for this, the title is a little interesting "Transit of Venus" not sure if i like it yet tho. but still i can't wait to hear a song from it
D. wrote:Actually I don’t think playing the guitar means that you can like fuckin' wank off really fast. That’s fuckin' easy. That’s technical, anyone can fuckin' do that.
It’s like sounding really nice, having a good feel, that’s all about the guitar.
That’s what I care about. I’d rather be a better strummer than fuckin' jizz all over the fuckin' fretboard...
Well, it's about time! I've been wondering when they were gonna release a new album. Will have to definately check it out.
Faeyaner wrote:I don't listen to TDG but I actually like their stuff, 89x brought them to me.
Any album suggestions for getting into them?
I recommend the first two (Self titled and One-X) mostly, their last one (Life Starts Now) is okay but definately not as good as the others. I enjoyed a few of the tracks though.
Excellent, another album to look forward to! i've always been a Three Days Grace fan, their last album was good but it got old faster than i would have liked it. This seems like such a serious concept, i wonder how the lyrics have evolved. Adam has never really been a good lyricist outside of the radio rock realm, and thats what i feel this band has been missing. I hope this finally changes with this album.
you have far too much time on your hands
"The missing part of me that grows around me like a cage..."
Big Sean wrote:89x brought Three Days Grace to you? What? You live in Germany and you listen to my shitty, local alt-rock station?
Actually I prefer the shitty web-radio-quality over all stations that are available around, so i turn 89x on almost every time I'm at home after 4 p.m. (that's when dave and chuck's morning show ends).
The Screaming Bloody Murder airing-premiere brought it to me.
D. wrote:Actually I don’t think playing the guitar means that you can like fuckin' wank off really fast. That’s fuckin' easy. That’s technical, anyone can fuckin' do that.
It’s like sounding really nice, having a good feel, that’s all about the guitar.
That’s what I care about. I’d rather be a better strummer than fuckin' jizz all over the fuckin' fretboard...
Hey so their new single comes out this tuesday, its called Chalk Outline, however the song has leaked but got taken off of youtube, but i was able to download it before that happened, so if anyone wants it before tuesday ill give you the link to get it. Its a little different and it took a couple of listens to get used to but now i really like it.
heres a preview of it that they posted on youtube.
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im three songs in, and so far it's better that all their albums except perhaps One-X, but it's very very good. i'll reserve judgment if it's their best ever until i hear the rest of it.
you have far too much time on your hands
"The missing part of me that grows around me like a cage..."
yeah i checked it out last night, i do think that its their best album. my favorites are anonymous, misery loves my company, give into me (michael jackson cover), happiness, expectations, and broken glass. the rest is very good aswell.
Big Sean wrote:89x brought Three Days Grace to you? What? You live in Germany and you listen to my shitty, local alt-rock station?
Actually I prefer the shitty web-radio-quality over all stations that are available around, so i turn 89x on almost every time I'm at home after 4 p.m. (that's when dave and chuck's morning show ends).
The Screaming Bloody Murder airing-premiere brought it to me.
I am mostly appalled because the station is full of shitty music.
I saw this album leaked, I'll post it in Other Multimedia for you fellas and chicas.
And I know I said I needed space,
but I know I can't be comfortable in my own skin.
So when I say I'm scared to be alone, you know I mean it,
I'm just not ready to leave my room.
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After the first listen, my favorites are "Give In To Me" and "Misery Loves My Company". The intro riff in "Happiness" sounded very familiar. So far, I'm not impressed with this album.
Just got my copy in the mail, found out that i was one of the first 250 people to preorder the album, so i got a print of the album cover with a message on the back which is also signed by each band member and my name is also on the back among with the other 249 people :D :D
Adam Gontier has quit the band. Brad's (guitar) brother who is the singer for "My Darkest Days" is replacing him on the upcoming tour dates. They cite a "non life threatening health issue" for Adam's reason for quitting. This situation is sad and odd for me as a fan.
This news has shocked me, i cant believe he just up and left, i dont know if the band will ever be the same without him. Matt Walst sounds ok but hes definitely is not even close as good of a singer as adam i listened to the re recordings of some of the songs with matts vocals and he needs autotune to match up and hit some the notes that adam sings.
Seriously, this is one of my favorite bands. I've been listening to them for years, love most of their work, I'm not sure how the band will continue without Adam, his vocals really made the band for me.
As for their new album, I think it's great, but it takes some warming up to fully appreciate, and certainly sounds different from their older work. About half the album sticks to the band's more prominent roots. Happiness, Misery Loves My Company, Chalk Outline, Anonymous, Operate, and Expectations are all great songs. The other half feels a bit more low tone and soft than the rest, and these didn't quite hit home for me. Sign of the Times, The High Road, Give in to Me, Give Me a Reason, Time that Remains, and Unbreakable Heart all fall into this category.
Overall, the album feels like more of a transitional album executed wrong. I can see how their goal was to give their fans a glimpse of their newer sound and style, while still trying to add some harder songs to keep their older fans with them. But to me, it goes back and forth too forcefully, as if the band itself was unsure of which style to stick with. Now that Adam has left, it will be interesting to see if they follow along with their newer sound, or go back to a style that follows more closely to their older work.