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IronMarzipan
Till Deaf Do Us Part
hoff ich doch... me and the boys PT 2 wär ich nicht abgeneigt
Iced_Örv
Till Deaf Do Us Part
hoff ich doch... me and the boys PT 2 wär ich nicht abgeneigt
Ach, Du liebst auch den Krach, drehst durch und machst den Krach selbst, weil Du dich für Rock 'n' Roll entschieden hast?
RuWi müssen die Nummer fest in ihren Set übernehmen.
IronMarzipan
Till Deaf Do Us Part
vollste Zustimmung.... und eins kann ich dir garantieren: da würden alle begeistert mitsingen!
"cause Rock and Rooooll is our choooice.."
lattinen77
Till Deaf Do Us Part
Ihr seid doch dooooof
IronMarzipan
Till Deaf Do Us Part
mit uns ist das wie bei den Apollo 13 Astronauten... irgendwann ist es zum umkehren zu spätIhr seid doch dooooof
MartinDortmund
Till Deaf Do Us Part
Wenn die so gut ist wie die letzte, wird sie gekauft.
Iced_Örv
Till Deaf Do Us Part
Von Facebook (45 min her):
There are plenty of reasons why Rock'n'Rolf Kasparek is so happy with 'Blood On Blood'. Says Rolf: "We all know the difficulties the cultural sector was faced with during the lockdown. On the other hand, it also gave me and many other artists some extra time since most releases had to be postponed. I used that time to fine-tune every little detail of my new material. The result is an album that in my opinion is probably the best in RUNNING WILD's career to date. Every one of the ten songs sounds exactly as I had it in mind when I composed it. I've never been happier with any RUNNING WILD album before." So, with no further details available at this point, fans of the German Metal legend can look forward to 29 October 2021, when 'Blood On Blood' will be out on Steamhammer/SPV. Those who can't wait should mark 13 August in their diaries, when the lead single 'Diamonds & Pearls' will arrive at the digital stores, followed by the second single 'The Shellback' on 24 September 2021. Could there be any better news for RUNNING WILD disciples?
Well, possibly the news below, which will also reveal some of the aforementioned details: Rolf justly describes 'Blood On Blood' as the most diverse offering he has released so far, not only in terms of the compositions but also as far as the production is concerned. "Every song has its own unmistakable sound", explains the captain. "Although I recorded the rhythm guitar parts with my 1976 Gibson Explorer as usual, the other parts were cut with a Gibson Flying V, a Fender Stratocaster and even – the undistorted parts – with a Fender American Standard Telecaster". A prime example being 'One Night, One Day', which owes its great depth to its clean guitar performance. Rolf is referring to a song that is guaranteed to cause a stir with its anthemic direction and unusual arrangements: "For me, this track was a little experiment that I've never dared to try before, because 'One Night, One Day' doesn't have the typical intro-verse-chorus structure, instead gradually building up throughout the song".
The grooving 'The Iron Times (1618 - 1648)', a worthy RUNNING WILD album finale, is just as remarkable, with its eleven minutes of playing time the longest track on the disc, and thanks to its lyrics about the Thirty Years' War also one of the most ambitious numbers. Speaking of lyrics: 'Wings Of Fire' and 'Say Your Prayers' are about prophecies, albeit not – as on many other releases – the prophecies of Nostradamus, but – among others – the prophecies of John of Jerusalem, the French Knight Templar and co-founder of the Order of the Knights Templar, who predicted organ trafficking back in the Middle Ages. Historically no less interesting, 'Crossing The Blades' sees RUNNING WILD broach the story of the three musketeers from the 17th century, their emblem having been recreated on the cover artwork, once again designed by Jens Reinhold (VIRGIN STEEE, FREEDOM CALL, among others...). Rolf: "It's a kind of hybrid between the cross of the musketeers and our mascot, Adrian."
Despite these lyrical ambitions, 'Blood On Blood' also features two "party rock numbers", as Rolf likes to refer to them: 'Wild & Free' and 'Wild, Wild Nights', which are meant to be pure fun, fulfilling their mission to a tee. And last but not least, there's 'The Shellback', a track in typical RUNNING WILD syle that starts with a Celtic-inspired intro, RUNNING WILD revisiting the atmospheric seafaring theme of their 1994 classic 'Black Hand Inn', a prequel of that maritime story. Equally characteristic of the band, which, in addition to Rolf, guitarist Peter Jordan and bassist Ole Hempelmann, has since 2019 included drummer Michael Wolpers, who contributed all the drum parts on the new disc, are the lead single 'Diamonds & Pearls' (including lyric video) and the title track, incidentally the first number Rolf wrote for the new album.
Returning to the prophecy theme, you don't have to be a prophet to be able to anticipate the gleam in the eyes of all RUNNING WILD fans. There can be no doubt about it: 'Blood On Blood' presents RUNNING WILD at their best!
Tracklisting:
01) BLOOD ON BLOOD 4:07
02) WINGS OF FIRE 3:57
03) SAY YOUR PRAYERS 5:14
04) DIAMONDS & PEARLS 4:44
05) WILD & FREE 5:28
06) CROSSING THE BLADES 6:00
07) ONE NIGHT, ONE DAY 4:59
08) THE SHELLBACK 6:11
09) WILD, WILD NIGHTS 4:30
10) THE IRON TIMES (1618 - 1648) 10:29
Line-Up:
Rock'n'Rolf – guitar, vocals
Peter Jordan– guitars
Ole Hempelmann - bass
Michael Wolpers– drums
There are plenty of reasons why Rock'n'Rolf Kasparek is so happy with 'Blood On Blood'. Says Rolf: "We all know the difficulties the cultural sector was faced with during the lockdown. On the other hand, it also gave me and many other artists some extra time since most releases had to be postponed. I used that time to fine-tune every little detail of my new material. The result is an album that in my opinion is probably the best in RUNNING WILD's career to date. Every one of the ten songs sounds exactly as I had it in mind when I composed it. I've never been happier with any RUNNING WILD album before." So, with no further details available at this point, fans of the German Metal legend can look forward to 29 October 2021, when 'Blood On Blood' will be out on Steamhammer/SPV. Those who can't wait should mark 13 August in their diaries, when the lead single 'Diamonds & Pearls' will arrive at the digital stores, followed by the second single 'The Shellback' on 24 September 2021. Could there be any better news for RUNNING WILD disciples?
Well, possibly the news below, which will also reveal some of the aforementioned details: Rolf justly describes 'Blood On Blood' as the most diverse offering he has released so far, not only in terms of the compositions but also as far as the production is concerned. "Every song has its own unmistakable sound", explains the captain. "Although I recorded the rhythm guitar parts with my 1976 Gibson Explorer as usual, the other parts were cut with a Gibson Flying V, a Fender Stratocaster and even – the undistorted parts – with a Fender American Standard Telecaster". A prime example being 'One Night, One Day', which owes its great depth to its clean guitar performance. Rolf is referring to a song that is guaranteed to cause a stir with its anthemic direction and unusual arrangements: "For me, this track was a little experiment that I've never dared to try before, because 'One Night, One Day' doesn't have the typical intro-verse-chorus structure, instead gradually building up throughout the song".
The grooving 'The Iron Times (1618 - 1648)', a worthy RUNNING WILD album finale, is just as remarkable, with its eleven minutes of playing time the longest track on the disc, and thanks to its lyrics about the Thirty Years' War also one of the most ambitious numbers. Speaking of lyrics: 'Wings Of Fire' and 'Say Your Prayers' are about prophecies, albeit not – as on many other releases – the prophecies of Nostradamus, but – among others – the prophecies of John of Jerusalem, the French Knight Templar and co-founder of the Order of the Knights Templar, who predicted organ trafficking back in the Middle Ages. Historically no less interesting, 'Crossing The Blades' sees RUNNING WILD broach the story of the three musketeers from the 17th century, their emblem having been recreated on the cover artwork, once again designed by Jens Reinhold (VIRGIN STEEE, FREEDOM CALL, among others...). Rolf: "It's a kind of hybrid between the cross of the musketeers and our mascot, Adrian."
Despite these lyrical ambitions, 'Blood On Blood' also features two "party rock numbers", as Rolf likes to refer to them: 'Wild & Free' and 'Wild, Wild Nights', which are meant to be pure fun, fulfilling their mission to a tee. And last but not least, there's 'The Shellback', a track in typical RUNNING WILD syle that starts with a Celtic-inspired intro, RUNNING WILD revisiting the atmospheric seafaring theme of their 1994 classic 'Black Hand Inn', a prequel of that maritime story. Equally characteristic of the band, which, in addition to Rolf, guitarist Peter Jordan and bassist Ole Hempelmann, has since 2019 included drummer Michael Wolpers, who contributed all the drum parts on the new disc, are the lead single 'Diamonds & Pearls' (including lyric video) and the title track, incidentally the first number Rolf wrote for the new album.
Returning to the prophecy theme, you don't have to be a prophet to be able to anticipate the gleam in the eyes of all RUNNING WILD fans. There can be no doubt about it: 'Blood On Blood' presents RUNNING WILD at their best!
Tracklisting:
01) BLOOD ON BLOOD 4:07
02) WINGS OF FIRE 3:57
03) SAY YOUR PRAYERS 5:14
04) DIAMONDS & PEARLS 4:44
05) WILD & FREE 5:28
06) CROSSING THE BLADES 6:00
07) ONE NIGHT, ONE DAY 4:59
08) THE SHELLBACK 6:11
09) WILD, WILD NIGHTS 4:30
10) THE IRON TIMES (1618 - 1648) 10:29
Line-Up:
Rock'n'Rolf – guitar, vocals
Peter Jordan– guitars
Ole Hempelmann - bass
Michael Wolpers– drums
Matty Shredmaster
Till Deaf Do Us Part
Wenn die Mitteilung nicht lügt, haben wir es zumindest mit echten Drums zu tun, was ja schonmal zehn Schritte in die richtige Richtung bedeuten würde.
HellAndBack
Till Deaf Do Us Part
Die gab es schon auf Rapid Foray zu Teilen. Finde, seit The Rivalry (und da war ja an sich noch ein richtiger Drummer angestellt) hört man das bei RuWi so gar nicht mehr.
Das glaub ich erst, wenn ich's höre.
Matty Shredmaster
Till Deaf Do Us Part
Wo?
Wer würde denn in Teilen ein echtes Drumset aufnehmen? Ich mach mir doch nicht die Mühe, den ganzen Trödel aufzubauen und zu mikrofonieren, um dann doch nicht alles von nem Drummer spielen zu lassen. Das Konzept erschließt sich mir nicht.
Same here.
Sharkpepe
Dawn Of The Deaf
Freu mich drauf und wenn sie das Niveau hat wie die Rapid Foray kann ich damit leben. Cover find ich in Ordnung, hat für mich keine große Relevanz.
Die Phase von Port Royal bis hin zu The Rivalry ist für mich legendär, da verzeihe ich Rolf seine Altersschwäche in Bezug auf neue Veröffentlichungen und Motivationslosigkeit in Bezug auf Konzerte und Touren.
Solange sich ein Künstler nicht anbiedert und ich nicht das Gefühl habe er will unbedingt den letzten Cent bei den Fans rausschlagen ist das ok.
Rolf hat sich nie verbogen, hat immer das gemacht wonach ihm war. Er heult ja auch nicht rum bei schlechten Kritiken und kann sich davon sehr gut abgrenzen.
Fand ihn immer authentisch und das ein Künstler mit den ganzen sozialen Netzwerken nix zu tun finde ich eigentlich ganz cool.
Die Phase von Port Royal bis hin zu The Rivalry ist für mich legendär, da verzeihe ich Rolf seine Altersschwäche in Bezug auf neue Veröffentlichungen und Motivationslosigkeit in Bezug auf Konzerte und Touren.
Solange sich ein Künstler nicht anbiedert und ich nicht das Gefühl habe er will unbedingt den letzten Cent bei den Fans rausschlagen ist das ok.
Rolf hat sich nie verbogen, hat immer das gemacht wonach ihm war. Er heult ja auch nicht rum bei schlechten Kritiken und kann sich davon sehr gut abgrenzen.
Fand ihn immer authentisch und das ein Künstler mit den ganzen sozialen Netzwerken nix zu tun finde ich eigentlich ganz cool.
MaidenMetallian
Till Deaf Do Us Part
Also soooooo scheiße finde ich es jetzt nicht, wenn man mal sieht was Rolfe sonst schon so für Murks hatte.Alter! Das Cover is sowas von Sch**sse!
Beim grossen Fluss kann man es schon sehen
Ich würde sagen `gesundes Mittelfeld`
Runningwild
Till Deaf Do Us Part
Mir eigentlich nicht;-)Mir machen jetzt schon die 2 Fun-Songs Angst
Sharkpepe
Dawn Of The Deaf
Mir auch nicht. Ich fand Me & The boys ordentlich und Desert Rose bspw. richtig gut.
Wenn die beiden Songs in eine ähnliche Richtung gehen bin ich da offen für.
Rolf ist eigentlich nicht dafür bekannt süßlichen Kram zu schreiben.
Seewolf
Till Deaf Do Us Part
Me and the Boys hat nichts, aber auch garnichts auf ner RuWi Scheibe zu suchen; genau wie der unsägliche Blood Song von der Rapid.
Desert Rose ist eigentlich ein guter Track, der selbst mir da noch relativ gut reinläuft und grad noch so unter dem RuWi Banner laufen kann...
Naja, Du hast ja sehr oft, dass die Drums richtig aufgenommen, aber dann ersetzt werden. War bei der BLACK HAND INN ja der Fall.
Das Warum erschließt sich mir aber auch nicht