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#77 (permalink) |
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Orphaned sister
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Holland/France/Israel
Posts: 1,895
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REVOLUTION- that's what. Personally I can say I'm happy that you guys have come along and put some new spirit in the forum.
On the green thingy. Ollo-San or Olivier actually has an assiciation called URIGREEN that strives to raise peoples awareness on the enviroment. They do excellent work at the Hellfest festival. http://www.myspace.com/urigreen ![]() |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Austria
Posts: 21
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At the moment, I only know that there is a short article in the Legacy magazine. IŽll check out the metal hammer magazine and the nuclear blast magazine as well. Furthermore, a new interview with OL will be released soon hopefully (as it says on metal.de)! |
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#79 (permalink) |
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Urigreen graphic designer
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Paris
Posts: 39
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To those celebrating the christian new year : happy new year!
To the others : be patient we will all celebrate something very exciting on 2010.25.01! Regarding to the song "Sapari" and the previews of "A heaven you may create" what else can I say than it's been a long time and it's good to hear you again! Can't wait to hold the Cd in my hands! ![]() To Morticia : thanks a lot for mentioning Urigreen here!!! ![]() We've been working hard to show people how we feel involved in the protection of our planet during the Hellfest over the last years. And hell (heaven) yeah, OL's spirit flies by our sides every time we're present on a festival. There's something special with OL's in our family too : ever heard about Ollo and Yossi "particular relationship"...? ![]() |
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#80 (permalink) |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 10
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http://www.myspace.com/orphanedmyspace
New song is STELLAR. |
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Orphaned sister
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Holland/France/Israel
Posts: 1,895
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![]() Or you think the French need education on the enviroment the most? ![]() |
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#82 (permalink) |
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Carry on my wayward son!
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Roma, Italia
Posts: 120
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Some people just don't deserve to have two ears.........
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Orphaned Child
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: LalaLand
Posts: 522
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Orphaned Disciples, The Official Orphaned Land Fansite Hayatom Shop: Orphaned Land official merchandising. Rare items! |
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#84 (permalink) |
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Orphaned sister
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Holland/France/Israel
Posts: 1,895
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I gues he really has something against Steven Wilson, probably stole his girlfriend or something
![]() But like BC-A argued, everone is entitled to their own opinion. Some people just don't 'get' the album. Too bad for them. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Duinkerk, France
Posts: 10
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sigh, wish I were still in Germany.. the pleasure of going to bookstores and looking at all these metal magazines in the shelves.. but time flies (as SW would say); it's during this blessed time that I put this on my wall: (ProgpowerScandinavia '07) Tout vient à point à qui sait attendre, everything comes to him who waits. Seems like.. Orwarrior, here we are? Was strolling here trying to find some inspiration for a press-like article/university essay I had to write for last tuesday. The choice was easy, but I just don't know where to begin. There are so many culturally relevant things to mention about the band, their art and their motives that won't fit the required 3000 characters, so I had to find a way to procrastinate once more. Well, "A Heaven you may create", but hey, "Heaven can wait" ![]() |
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#87 (permalink) |
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Orphaned sister
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Holland/France/Israel
Posts: 1,895
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Vanh, good luck with writing the article. I would be interested to read it once it's finished.
I got something for all of you: ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Visit the official Orphaned Land fansite- in 6 languages! ![]() ![]() Last edited by Morticia NL. : January 8th, 2010 at 04:44 AM. |
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Yachad el ha'or
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 704
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Ahh, I can feel the release day is really close.
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Oriental metal, BIG list of bands: http://antonsaysdotcom.livejournal.com/12442.html This is what I call non-conventional music: http://www.oddmusic.com/gallery/index.html http://liberalislam.net
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Fly on Little Wing
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: USA
Posts: 151
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Ain't She Perty? Awwwwwww!
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![]() Me--speechless. That's not me But it is now: The long, complicated pregnancy is over. I hope the mother is resting (it was a natural birth!) and that the father is doing his best to help. Oh, and definitely, if you're into a Son, Holy Spirit, Prophet, I hope they're pitching in to help, too. Get it? I'm so profound I just stun myself back into my usual coma ![]() WHAT A BEAUTIFUL BABY!
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That's what throws a man off--that extra alternative. Just when he has come to realize that living consists in choosing wrongly between two alternatives, to have to choose among three. / William Faulkner: Mountain Victory. |
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Urigreen graphic designer
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Paris
Posts: 39
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Well Nath, this year we did it both in french and english! Moreover we did a lot of posting on the official hellfest forum the same way. And it we were proud to hear foreign people saying they knew about us (french people too) And for the packaging photos...well I getting mad of waiting, you make the teasing complete! ![]() |
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Peaceful Heart
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Texas
Posts: 8
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ahh! less than a month for me!
from the new songs i've listened, i can tell this abulm is going to be monumental!
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Yachad el ha'or
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 704
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A summary of a rather observational review (my rough translation from Polish):
+ ORwarriOR has many beautiful acoustic pieces. + Much hot Middle Eastern folk. + Plenty of prog metal (incl. long guitar solos a-la John Petrucci), epic long tracks, includes many rhythm changes characteristic for progressive metal. + Kobi - the vocalist - is working out by 200% by singing in several absolutely different styles. + Growling and drive proportion approximately like in Mabool. + Many atmospheric effects used (also popular in progressive metal). + Female vocals used on 4-5 tracks, also using different manners of singing.
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Oriental metal, BIG list of bands: http://antonsaysdotcom.livejournal.com/12442.html This is what I call non-conventional music: http://www.oddmusic.com/gallery/index.html http://liberalislam.net
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Duinkerk, France
Posts: 10
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http://www.musicinbelgium.net/pl/mod...ontent&id=3882
http://www.twilight-magazin.de/php/s...ew.php?id=2937 Oh and for Nathalie who asked from which magazine the scan I posted was.. hehe, all rights reserved by me (except pictures from OL's myspace)I printed it today to give it at the university, looks good on shiny paper. Don't care if I get a good grade or not, I'm glad I did it, that's what matters! You can re-use it if you like, I can send the pdf instead of the small jpg I put. Also talked about the band during a presentation for my english class yesterday. I choosed to talk about Metal in the world, so eh, I guess everybody knows the Global Metal movie now! wanted to make them hear and see concrete examples, so I played some bits of the documentary and extracts from music videos, to show them how metal can be adapted into the different cultures all over the world, using traditional sounds and influences: Sepultura for Brasil, Freak kitchen for India, Chtonic for Asia, Amorphis for Scandinavia, Eluveitie for the celtic side. And as for the middle-east I played the documentary part about the festival in Dubai, so they could see that people from arab countries could be doing the same, and then it ended with Orphaned Land: the parts from Global Metal, the trailer from Orwarrior, Ocean Land, and finally the "famous" promo picture. I wish the new promo pictures were posted yesterday, I'd have loved to show them as well! Nobody in the room was really into metal (only a girl who listened to metallica and sepultura) and when I began I wasnt sure of me and a bit anxious, it's always hard to talk about metal music to people who don't have a clue about it. you never know how people are gonna react to the "agression" But after the Global Metal trailer and the "Roots" video I quickly saw they were getting the point, and I think I was able to share my passion for the topic. in the end they found it really interesting, and the teacher loved it, especially the part about the Middle-East and the utopia created by OL! She herself said "wow, a metal band succeeds where politicians fails, bringing people together" which is exactly the point I wanted them to realize! that's probably the best conclusion one can say about OL. They got the meaning beyond the promo picture too. I was quite amazed that they got everything so easily hehe.. didn't expect it would turn out so good! I doubt they'll start listening to this music but at least now they understand it. I made them go beyond the clichés. they saw it's not about long-haired guys dressed in black who play noisy evil music with a singer who shouts he wants everybody dead, but instead can be culturally very interesting, mixing many sounds and influences, with lyrics that have a real meaning, coming from traditional sources or talking about the world we live in. not like Lady Gaga ![]() Now I can take a bit distance from the topic, and just wait for the full album. "teacher: so you're gonna buy the new album? "Huh.. I think so.." ![]() Last edited by Vanh : January 15th, 2010 at 02:14 PM. |
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Yachad el ha'or
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 704
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Well done Vanh! BTW, I don't remember seeing you in the Introducing ourselves. topic. Join in and share something about yourself.
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Oriental metal, BIG list of bands: http://antonsaysdotcom.livejournal.com/12442.html This is what I call non-conventional music: http://www.oddmusic.com/gallery/index.html http://liberalislam.net
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Orphaned sister
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Holland/France/Israel
Posts: 1,895
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Sounds great Vanh- that is lecture no. 2 about Orphaned Land/ORwarriOR
![]() Saved some people from ignorance there and hopefully they will think of metalfans a bit differently in the future. |
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Orphaned Brother
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Philadelphia
Posts: 1,538
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This is actually crazy man! And what's more ridiculous is that some of the parents and teachers said something close to what your teacher said! Do fill in on the introducing ourselves thread, and welcome again! |
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Yachad el ha'or
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 704
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@Ananth: I read your review, it's a good one. I'm just wondering which part of From Broken Vessels you considered drab? There are some parts sounding like Kobi's The Naked Lie project, but they are also quite characteristic for prog rock of Wilson school.
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Oriental metal, BIG list of bands: http://antonsaysdotcom.livejournal.com/12442.html This is what I call non-conventional music: http://www.oddmusic.com/gallery/index.html http://liberalislam.net
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#100 (permalink) |
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Orphaned Brother
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Philadelphia
Posts: 1,538
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From about 2: 45 seconds on, for about a minute or so. I just found that a tad bit out of place. I mentioned that because apart from that tiny bit, it's in the top tier and I liked it a lot, and the same bit I didn't mind when it appears at the end of the song. And I get the parts that you're talking about, I really love that
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