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Really disappointed in the change of title for Scumfuk. It seems like a lot of piano will be included in this album. Not sure what I think of that but the piano we have heard in SBM songs is good. I just don't want them to overdo it. I'm excited for Blood In My Eyes a lot now after that description.

Jojothebatteur wrote:

punkbizzy wrote:Thank you for translating it :D

you're welcome i'm glad we (sum 41 france) can share this news with you guys ;)
you should learn Le Français, it seems like we've got some interesting news from sum 41 before you :p (just kidding)

I think that french is the most beautiful language in the world ^^ I'd like to learn it.

"only" two months to go..

Sam 41 wrote:"only" two months to go..

Only? two months sounds like too more years for me to wait, now that we've got those precisions

Jojothebatteur wrote:

Sam 41 wrote:"only" two months to go..

Only? two months sounds like too more years for me to wait, now that we've got those precisions

didnt you notice my sarcasm?

Sam 41 wrote:

Jojothebatteur wrote:

Sam 41 wrote:"only" two months to go..

Only? two months sounds like too more years for me to wait, now that we've got those precisions

didnt you notice my sarcasm?

ahah in fact no, but now that you're saying it, i did! but two months isn't too long when you're thinking about it

01. "Reason To Believe" (3:28)
The martial rhythm of the intro to " Reason To Believe "immediatly plunges into the atmosphere: the four punks put in place before releasing the artillery cavalry. The style of Sum 41 really hit until this sudden break in the final third of the song: a piano / voice accompanies felt pretty good song to its end. Excellent introduction.

02. "Screaming Bloody Murder" (3:24)
The title track first single from the disc, is a tube power like Sum 41 on lay on each of his albums for a decade now. Spastic riffs, drums at full speed and melody singing obvious: the effect is instantaneous. The song ends with the same pattern as the intro.

03. "All Comes To An End" (3:24)
Already known to fans as the " Skumfuk "," All Comes To An End "installs a disturbing atmosphere with a long intro on that one song, a guitar and quiet machines are heard. After one minute the song a little carried away. The voice of Deryck Whibley suddenly strangely resembles that of Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance . An excellent way to cut the live. Sum 41 performs flawlessly so far.

04. "Time For You To Go" (3:01)
The attack guitar / bass / drums for " Time For You To Go "is quite surprising. Sum41 abandons his magic formula to venture into a more raw rock. Keyboards that come from the first chorus are reminiscent of Green Day or The Hives with a voice that was eyeing more on the side of Liam Gallagher that blow it. The first pleasant surprise of the disc.

05. "Jessica Kills" (02:50)
Launches a series of arpeggios in this piece far removed. Runs the refrain yourself: " Sum 41 100% pure juice "in the long line of hits" Still Waiting "( Does This Look Infected? ) or " March Of The Dogs "( Underclass Hero ). The candence a little carried away on deck before finally falling back on its feet with a final chorus that puts everyone in agreement.

06. "What Am I To Say?" (04:12)
The acoustic guitar intro announces the arrival of the first mid-tempo Screaming Bloody Murder . Slowdown in the first disc and first disappointment. Sum 41 should seriously refrain this kind of song.

07. "Crash" (03:47)
Fortunately, the lull will not last and the album takes off with " Crash ", a piece constructed in two parts. A piano at Muse concluded brilliantly the songs that proves to be one of the most interesting of the album ...

08. "Sick Of It All" (3:05)
... which connects directly with " Sick Of It All ". By discovering the tracklist of the album is obviously that title that we automatically arrested. This piece is it a tribute to New York hardcore band? Answer: Not at all. " SIRA "has nothing to do with the music of brothers Koller . The title alternates verses laid on which the voice of Deryck plays with piano notes and bouncy choruses while in power.

09. "Happiness Machines" (04:48)
The longest title of the album. In almost 5 minutes, Sum 41 is normally the time to slam two songs fingers in the nose. Once again, the intro riff slightly recalls the style of Matthew Bellamy . The quiet passages of verses that seem to come from The Bends reinforce this impression that Canadians have a lot of listening to British rock during the composition of Screaming Bloody Murder . Attention, " Happiness Machines "resembles neither Muse , or Radiohead , but some gimmicks are inevitably think of these two groups.

10. "Over Now" (3:19)
The dreaded slow track comes in with this number 10. Sum 41 Will he get away with the honors or crash like all his cronies who are already trying to exercise ( Good Charlotte , Simple Plan ). Verdict: a piano at the James Blunt of the most annoying song makes this quite useless. Second misstep.

11. "Blood In My Eyes" (4:16)
The shadow of Muse who would take the " Paint It Black "and Rolling Stones flat on the intro to " Blood In My End . " Matthew Bellamy even seem ubiquitous on the clearest passages of this ternary reveals a new facet of Canadian music.

12. "Baby You Do not Want to Know" (03:34)
Rock'n'roll riffs, claps, tambourines and Hammond: No doubt, Sum 41 has decided to explore again the binary its southern neighbors. If a clip was to be shot for " Baby You Do not Want to Know , "no doubt that the filmmakers fucking everyone in a convertible that Susceptible along Route 66 in the middle of the Rockies under a blazing sun.

13. "Back Where I Belong" (03:41)
On this penultimate track, Sum 41 makes Sum 41 . " Back Where I Belong "could very well have been included on the band's third album, Chuck , released in 2004.

14. "Exit Song "(1:42)
While it was expected as a nag-free concession to the " Never Wake Up "on All Killer, No Filler , it's finally a gentle way that puts an end to this very successful fifth album.

Nic! Help us! 12 minute song is gone!

Andros wrote:Nic! Help us! 12 minute song is gone!

I have a feeling like 3 or 4 of those songs just blend into each other.

Almost positive of this: Jessica Kills + What Am I To Say? + Crash + Sick Of It All = 12 minute song.

Nic wrote:

Andros wrote:Nic! Help us! 12 minute song is gone!

I have a feeling like 3 or 4 of those songs just blend into each other.

That can mean 3 or 4 of those songs are "Epic"? Very interesting and these songs are in a specific order

Andros wrote:

Nic wrote:

Andros wrote:Nic! Help us! 12 minute song is gone!

I have a feeling like 3 or 4 of those songs just blend into each other.

That can mean 3 or 4 of those songs are "Epic"?

I think it may be.

Nic wrote:Almost positive of this: Jessica Kills + What Am I To Say? + Crash + Sick Of It All = 12 minute song.

4 real?

Nic wrote:

Andros wrote:

Nic wrote:

Andros wrote:Nic! Help us! 12 minute song is gone!

I have a feeling like 3 or 4 of those songs just blend into each other.

That can mean 3 or 4 of those songs are "Epic"?

I think it may be.

deryck said that JK won't be a part of Epic

The only person who can clear these doubts is Matt

Nic. You gave me an erection.

dirk wrote:

Nic wrote:Almost positive of this: Jessica Kills + What Am I To Say? + Crash + Sick Of It All = 12 minute song.

4 real?

Look at the descriptions, dude:

Jessica Kills: Launches a series of arpeggios in this piece far removed.
Crash: ...which connects directly with "Sick Of It All"

The descriptions note that those tracks blend together. We already know the 12 minute song is a combo of several songs. Now look at the times of the 4 tracks. They equal around 13 minutes? After mixing and shit, they could of added an intro or interlude to one of the tracks to make it 13 minutes. Who knows.

Off topic:



Cool.

I love this tracklisting, it's interesting. Not as great as possibly what i was hoping for, but it's all there. I love 'Reason to Believe' we now have two albums with the first track having Reason in if you don't count Chuck's intro And i also love 'Baby, you Don't Wanna Know' and 'Happiness Machines'. They sound very cool, Yes, I remember Deryck saying Jk wasn't part of the 12 min song. The only problem I have is that if the 12 min song is comprised of 3/4 differen tracks say 6., 7., 8., 9. then for me I couldn't class it as one song. I was hoping it to be one song or even part i. ii. iii etc. But it depends musically if it connects. But other than that i;m loving the dexcription and the majority of the song titles.

Nic wrote:

dirk wrote:

Nic wrote:Almost positive of this: Jessica Kills + What Am I To Say? + Crash + Sick Of It All = 12 minute song.

4 real?

Look at the descriptions, dude:

Jessica Kills: Launches a series of arpeggios in this piece far removed.
Crash: ...which connects directly with "Sick Of It All"

The descriptions note that those tracks blend together. We already know the 12 minute song is a combo of several songs. Now look at the times of the 4 tracks. They equal around 13 minutes? After mixing and shit, they could of added an intro or interlude to one of the tracks to make it 13 minutes. Who knows.

im sorry