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Post by Hallavedet on Mar 28, 2004 17:58:25 GMT -5
"Let’s talk about your drum sound, Let’s go back to, say, De Misteriis and Constellation and those recordings. Now, that snare is my favorite snare ever. It’s such a deep, pounding, it’s just the most full snare. Every time you hit it, you feel it in your heart, you feel it in your chest and you can totally tell it’s such a good, thick snare. And I remember we talked about that... " HH: The one that I used on Mysteriis... was an 8" Pearl stainless steel snare. It was tuned...well, it wasn’t that high, but it wasn’t that low, either. The snare I used on Constellation was also a Pearl 8" snare, but it was a brass free-floating snare. That was tuned pretty high, cranked up...indeed, it was very good (drum), but now I prefer the piccolo stuff for, you know...Mayhem’s new stuff is kind of hyper-fast. When I play slower stuff, it’s cool to have a snare drum with some body and some depth, but playing this extremely fast stuff, you need a piccolo to really cut through.... I've placed this full interview on my site. www.dysperium.com/hellhammer.htm |
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Borthulaz
Satanist
Strijders' Tragedie
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Post by Borthulaz on Mar 29, 2004 12:43:02 GMT -5
8"? I didn't even know they existed  |
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Post by Hallavedet on Mar 29, 2004 12:45:32 GMT -5
I'm positive he means depth not head size. Especially listening to those albums he talks about using it on.
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Post by 6Victor6 on Mar 29, 2004 21:07:33 GMT -5
Ill read it after.
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Post by Nagrath on Apr 2, 2004 5:39:12 GMT -5
Very interesting, I think I read that a long long time ago, heh, not sure though. The interviewer is somewhat of a geek though...talks too much...anyway, I found this quite interesting, alligns with my views quite well: "suddenly black metal started to be kind of "happy" dark metal, with female vocals and lots of keyboards. Beautiful harmonies, almost like a pop tune. (Laughs) I don’t feel that they have the right to call themselves black metal, but they do that because black metal is a trend now, and they did sell more albums. I don’t know, maybe they believe it’s black metal, but for me, it’s not. "
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Post by Diabolus on Apr 2, 2004 13:39:06 GMT -5
Oh man, what a text, read almost the whole thing, but that's just ALOT!
Anyway, good statements on Hellhammer's part, I like the way he praises rudiments and stuff...
*goes of to practice his rudiments*
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Post by Vargon on Apr 5, 2004 18:55:15 GMT -5
I found this quite interesting, alligns with my views quite well: "suddenly black metal started to be kind of "happy" dark metal, with female vocals and lots of keyboards. Beautiful harmonies, almost like a pop tune. (Laughs) I don’t feel that they have the right to call themselves black metal, but they do that because black metal is a trend now, and they did sell more albums. I don’t know, maybe they believe it’s black metal, but for me, it’s not. " I agree and I just haveto quote Mayhem on a resent interview on norvegian tv about dimmu borgir: melodies that you can sing/hum to! What the hell is that! ....on the same program they interviewed Fenriz of darkthrone and he made the statement: some bands make cake, we make bread! And that's ok if you like Cake, but you need bread to make cake! you see? lol |
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Post by mattdrumgod on Apr 10, 2004 23:35:42 GMT -5
I agree and I just haveto quote Mayhem on a resent interview on norvegian tv about dimmu borgir: melodies that you can sing/hum to! What the hell is that! ....on the same program they interviewed Fenriz of darkthrone and he made the statement: some bands make cake, we make bread! And that's ok if you like Cake, but you need bread to make cake! you see? lol that's amazing if he came up with that one the spot! |
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Post by Prometheus on Jul 23, 2004 13:46:05 GMT -5
He did, i think.. but yes he is good at such.. Nocturno Culto says this right after Fenriz has said that..
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