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TomiT14 wrote:

Noreason757 wrote:well i think that the intro to skumfuk is from a song called all comes to an end, and also that a part from jessica kill is from the same song, cause in jessica kill it has a part thts all like "all of this comes to an end and i cannot resist your dead" i mean it fits well in jessica kill but mayb thts why they didnt finish tht song cause its fits better in jessica kill, so then they had leftover stuff from the song so out comes the skumfuk intro.

Nic could give us the answer, since he's heard the demo version of JK.

Jeremy Kill wrote:I wish this would've made the album...

I think the chords are the same as Jessica Kill.

Gregorovich wrote:

Jeremy Kill wrote:I wish this would've made the album...

I think the chords are the same as Jessica Kill.

What I never realised about that clip is that if you listen untill the end you can hear another heavier guitar come in. That would have made such an awesome track. I just wish that the Sums were more like Zebrahead and release all their non-album-worthy stuff. Ironically, Deryck is just too concerned with the perfection of the band's releases.

Hentaiman wrote:Yeah, we the addicted Sum 41 fans will pay a lot of money to see some unreleased stuff (especially from the SBM sessions, these b-sides sound the most interesting ones), so I think the best solution for both the Sums and Island (since I don't think either of them likes each other, the Sums hate the way the label treat them and the label just doesn't want to promote them), Island should make their last album with the Sums on the contract a b-sides album/EP.

They should just make Deryck compile all these songs that almost made SBM (and I guess some Chuck and UH stuff could be great too) and release this b-sides album/EP like early 2012 or whatever, this way we'll have some new stuff to listen to, and the Sums will end their contract will Island letting them move on to a better label that will promote them and invest in them.

HugoDisasters wrote:I'd seriously pay 80 bucks for unreleased songs!
Island Def Jam, PROMOTE THEM!!! PROMOTE THEM!!


I went to my local CD store which was in a mall that's quite large. I asked if they had ANY Sum 41 record.

And my answer was... None....

Jeremy Kill wrote:Has anyone listened to the new album on their Playstation 3? The transitions from song to song are cross faded, but it makes the flow from Sick of Everyone to Happiness Machine a lot smoother and less "stop and start" like you would usually hear on the album.

Hentaiman wrote:Yeah, we the addicted Sum 41 fans will pay a lot of money to see some unreleased stuff (especially from the SBM sessions, these b-sides sound the most interesting ones), so I think the best solution for both the Sums and Island (since I don't think either of them likes each other, the Sums hate the way the label treat them and the label just doesn't want to promote them), Island should make their last album with the Sums on the contract a b-sides album/EP.

They should just make Deryck compile all these songs that almost made SBM (and I guess some Chuck and UH stuff could be great too) and release this b-sides album/EP like early 2012 or whatever, this way we'll have some new stuff to listen to, and the Sums will end their contract will Island letting them move on to a better label that will promote them and invest in them.

Andros wrote:Why we the hardcore fans not promote the idea of Hentaiman? I mean we are practically a legion of fans who would like to hear b-sides, demos, rare stuff, etc. A way to get the attention of IR.

Stef wrote:wtf

TomiT14 wrote:

Andros wrote:Why we the hardcore fans not promote the idea of Hentaiman? I mean we are practically a legion of fans who would like to hear b-sides, demos, rare stuff, etc. A way to get the attention of IR.

And how exactly do you think we would get the attention from IR?
Their Facebook and Twitter accounts are totally ignorant to fans' postings, and I can't find any contact information on their site.