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And to clarify. I just thought there were no grounds on thinking that the next album might be any better than the two first ones, just because of a change in band dynamics. Moody leaving might be a good thing for the band too, who knows what's to come, but I wouldn't be expecting anything groundbreaking. |
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I'm telling you listen to Origin. That disc has much less Ben Moody pop influence on it and Amy Lee sings in more than one note. Promise :P
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Is that the first album yeah? I have listened to Lies many times and that's my favourite Evanescence song. Unfortunately they do not have that album over here and can only get it online.
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Well Ben Moody was still a core songwriter during Origin, but I bet he wasn't phased with becomming a mainstream rock band at that time before they got the deal with Wind-Up.
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Awesome Sian. The text is kind of hard to read, but I can make out most of it. Do you want anything re-translated?
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I've put stars next to my personal favorites 1. "Origin" 2. "Whisper" 3. "Imaginary" 4. "My Immortal" * 5. "Where Will You Go" * 6. "Field of Innocence" * 7. "Even in Death" 8. "Anywhere" * 9. "Lies" 10. "Away from Me" 11. "Eternal" There were only 2,500 copies pressed so don't kick yourself if you can't find it. Do, however, download some of the songs from it. |
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I wasn't even aware that Evanescence was still around. About Ben Moody's leaving and influence, I'm sure the record labels had just as much influence over the band as anyone else in the band. Why else would they have that shitty guy from 12 Stones singing on their single? To make money and to make the band! Evanescence is just a generic run of the mill pop rock band that will not be remembered in a positive or any light after 5 years.
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Whoa. I had forgotten all about them. A new cd coming out, huh? I didn't know she played piano. If there's going to be more piano in the new cd, then that's awesome. I love the piano. cool cool.
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I am anticipating the new cd. I have a thing for female vocalists in rock music. Their voice doesn't have to change the world for me to like them, but female vocalist add a lot to music in the rock/metal world, at least to me.
I really enjoyed their first release, and I listened to it all the time. I probably played it most on my Xbox with Grand Theft Auto to run people over with from time to time. I think it's a very enjoyable album. Of all female fronted bands I don't like much is Lacuna Coil, their music gets boring REALLY fast to me. I listened to their Karma Code cd 3 times and found myself completely bored with it, I might have to give it a few more tries, but it's just not that interesting. |
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Here's the best that I could do with those two. I couldn't make out everything.
Like You - Lethal (?) is omnipresent, the guitar is insidious and the vocals are murmured and sad. Terry does a good job of making it sound like you're disappearing in a dream (not sure about that sentence...). The song is short, slow and rich. Lose Control - New *something* with a piano base, electric drum, loud guitars and tripled vocals, with everything blended nicely together by Dave Fortman. Amy - " Dave perfectly understands our music, like if he was in my head. It's good to work with a well known producer, but your group can end up sounding like somebody else if he doesn't understand what you want and feel. Dave always pushed me to write *something* and to surpass myself." |
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Here's a small 30ish second preview of the Mozart cover of "Lacrymosa" taken from "The Open Door".
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I like Evanescence, but unfortunately I was late on hearing Fallen. After I finally got to hear the whole thing, the best songs were already released as singles and whored out on TV and radio stations.That CD could almost be considered a Greatest Hits, as every other song on the album was a hit at one point.
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Thanks for the preview Sian! Interesting track I must say.
And I like to add something about Amy Lee's voice. I think the reason we liker her singing cause of her unique color tone and voice, while perhaps some more vocal training will do her good, so far I hardly met many people who can even imitate her voice and the way she projects. Most people in the end listen to the color tone of the singer's voice in pop music, rather than listening to her training like Opera singers do, cause no one can sing Opera well when they are born, but their voice tone and color tones are born. For example, I take voice training, and my vocal coach says my voice is sweet, so its more suited for songs that young maidens sing in operas, those sweet sounding ones with the high young girl voice rather than the booming Opera larger sounds sung by singers in Carmen. I could TRY to train up for those songs, but my color tone will always prevent me from getting the job of singing those songs, compare to the people who are BORN with that voice and had lots of training. For Amy Lee, I listen to her unique sound rather than her range in singing, in the end, after all, shes a singer in a band, not some musical actress who has to shift her voice and tone to fit whatever musical she's in. Just like how I listen to Utada and Angela Aki, cause they sound unique from each other. People nowadays get tired of the Britney sounding girls and want something unique, Amy Lee came along and people loved it. And I personally liked the fact she projects better than the quivers most singers have in their voice. Just my two cents on it. |
Lithium? Is that going to be a Nirvana cover? I hated their last one. . .
Hmm. I probably won't buy this, although I'll probably give it a download. Embarassingly enough, I'm somewhat interested. |
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hey, almost forgot about Evanescence. My first exposure to them was Fallen and I still love that album. I have been anticipating what they got brewed up next.
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Amy Lee should work on her range if she is gonna sing different styles yes, but usually thats more important if you're an actress in musicals or something, when you're in a band or a solo artist in the pop and rock industry, well, people tend to stick to how they usually sound like and rarely go over the edge. I mean, Avril, Michelle Branch, Utada and many others all have distinct vocal colors. Now unless the band wants to do a variety of styles like some other artists do, I doubt Lee is gonna need to work on her range that much. What specific range were you referring to anyway? Emotional? Cause thats like acting, and not everyone can cut loose that easily and sing their heart out. I know my weakness is unable to potray emotion when I sing. Vocal color ranges are difficult cause its like doing voice acting. |
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As far as singing and voice is concerned etc, I'm on a completely different boat from you, I've never really worked with these color range terms. I don't really know anything about and I suck at singing anyway. It's hard for me to think of singing as emotional. I see it as coming across as desperate (not strictly), but of course, supposed modern punk would be one example of singing which would not appear this way. I guess it's just what we believe in, I just loathe to say I found a supposed music, song emotional, it's just a no go zone for me, a convenient barrier in my deployment of language. Probably just ignore what I said. =( |
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