Gollum a écrit :ça commence à serieusement me gonfler la vente de places de concert sur le net.
10h mise en vente des place pour les arenes de Nîmes...impossible d'en acheter une, plus de place dispo automatiquement.





Hisham a écrit :Le son et la prod générale sont très bons (...)
Patrick Bateman a écrit :La prochaine fois qu'il y a une comparaison Led Zeppelin/Metallica, c'est la baffe.
Harry Tuttle a écrit :Ouais enfin, Stairway to heaven ça reste une sombre bouse quand même.
Harry Tuttle a écrit :T'es sur que c'est pas celui des Guns qu'est le meilleur de l'année?
Denis a écrit :Hisham a écrit :Le son et la prod générale sont très bons (...)
t'es sérieux? parce que c'est bien la première fois que j'entends qqun qui ne hurle pas devant le clipping atroce, même Hammett l'a reconnu...METALLICA's HETFIELD Says 'Death Magnetic' Sounds 'Better' With Compression
Dec. 24, 2008
Guitar Player associate editor Matt Blackett went to Kansas City on October 25, 2008 to interview James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett for the magazine's February 2009 issue and catch a sold-out show on the "Death Magnetic" tour. An excerpt from the chat follows below.
Guitar Player: There's a big brouhaha on the Internet about the overall sound of "Death Magnetic", and how the versions on the Guitar Hero video game are clearer and less compressed. What's your take on all that?
Kirk: A lot of that has to do with [producer] Rick Rubin's opinion that the kind of production on "Death Magnetic" makes the album sound livelier. I'm inclined to agree with him. I think it sounds pretty cool. I think it sounds good and raw and in the moment. It's less than perfect, but I like that aspect of it. In the past, we've gone to great pains to eliminate any kind of digital distortion or redlining. I think for these songs — and the concept of this record — it sounds good.
James: I don't know. Some people will always find something to complain about, and I realize that. They might not be used to the kind of sound that Rubin goes for — which is pushing the limits. We went back and forth with the sound of the record. I was one of the first ones to notice the compression was affecting the overall sound, but when we took it away, something was missing... some of the liveliness went away with it. So after comparing both directions, we said, "This sounds better." It's as simple as that. There's nothing technical about it. We didn't get into worrying what people will think. As far as the Guitar Hero tracks are concerned, those are probably very early versions, but I don't really know. It's so complicated these days. You never know where, how, and when your music is being released. It was a lot easier when you sat down, mixed the records, released it, and that ws it. Now...there are more variables out there with CDs, MP3s, ringtones and games, the more potential there is for different sounds. People are talking about it, though, and that's somewhat important. There's passion there, and we accept that as a good thing. People have always been passionate about METALLICA — positive and negative.


Denis a écrit :James a raison sur le fait que tout ce que Metallica fait est accueilli avec passion, on aime ou on déteste... Enfin, jusque DM, parce que perso, il m'indiffère assez, cet album. Mais je compatis, James a déjà un certain âge, ces oreilels doivent être dans un mauvais état, je comprends qu'il ne s'en rende pas compte.
edit : elle est de qui, la citation dans ta signature, Ben?




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