you should have seen my face when I heard the song first. I nearly fell off the chair I was sitting on, had eyes wide open and being as big as plates, me wondering "what the hell is THAT?" but once that thought disappered I actually started to love the song...plus I love it as a live-song...
Yeah, Hunting Pirates is so awesome!! I heard it too in rytmikorjaamo and it sounded so new and great!
I think calling it "fresh" would suit pretty much, at least for my taste...and I think the songs are live better than on CD even though the CD is also really good, but I am just a live-gig-person who mostly prefers live-versions *laughing*
Yeah, it sounded even better in live, cant wait the album All 5 songs what I've heard from ''Stand Up And Fight'' have sounded so epic and great..like Turisas!
Please note I am raging hard at this part "PLEASE NOTE - THIS ITEM WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR INTERNATIONAL PURCHASE USING PAYPAL UNTIL 2/8/2011. Not available to Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Switzerland, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Germany, Estonia, Finland, United Kingdom, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Slovenia, Slovakia (Slovak Republic) and Great Britain" from this link http://www.cmdistro.com/Item/Turisa...ht-_CD_+_Shirt_+_Poster_-PRE-ORDER-/PKG000603 >=|
@Shin Considering most people use UK and Great Britain interchangeably, I was more amused that they specified both! And don't panic, our time will come
Does anyone know if the new album has been made available to worthy radio stations . . . such as XM Radio for example? cheers, wm_crash, the friendly hooligan
what about emailing them and asking? No seriously, I don´t know and I think the band doesn´t know details either, and I don´t think the management would like to tell you XD So the only thing left is asking the radio station themselves...
this live video fo Hunting Pirates really rapes my ears, sorry. In real "live environment", as on CD, it sounds million times better.
Sorry, it's the best bootleg I could find - you should hear the ones that were worse. Next time, we should convince these bootleggers to carry professional grade recording studio equipment into the show venues cheers, wm_crash, the friendly hooligan
i know that those are the best ones...i always check bootlegs of the gigs I attended... but seriously, waiting is worth the whole, because this is a whole different world of sound then XD
My apologies to non-Finns, because I'm once again posting a link that works only in Finland. Kaarle ja Erno raskaana: http://areena.yle.fi/audio/1667911 (Expires on the 10th.) 0.29.20 -> Mathias's interview, Stand Up And Fight, interview continues, End Of An Empire.
good question, wondered actually the same... i think in between. at least for me it´s "just" a fun-song. kinda.
Yeah I think it's a nice funny song also Though I think this will be a gréat party song during a live show!!
Turisas... Party song.. live.. I start to think about Sahti-Waari but this is going to be great party song at live! But when i heard Hunting Pirates first time (at live) I was so suprised by good way and wanted to sing along, but i didnt know the lyrics. (((Sorry my bad English)))
Thanx for the link! They played End of an Empire in the clip, wich i hadn't heard before. It sounded a bit like somekind of musical in my ears, (was it that he meant by LLoyd Webber-parts?) a pretty heavy and epic one though. It didn't really correspond to my imaginated picture of the song, as i thought i would be a more aggressive piece to portray a crumbeling giants last breath. Quite progressive parts aswell.
While some of you are lucky enough to live in Finland and thus have heard some more songs, the rest can now get excited with the 30 second samples from amazon: [ame]http://www.amazon.co.uk/Stand-Up-Fight-Incl-Bonustrack/dp/B004MKT5TG/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1297100996&sr=8-9[/ame] Sure, some of these samples hardly say anything because of the weird sections they choose but it's better than nothing. Only a couple of weeks left. I'm sure I'll manage.
