Papa Emeritus y sus discípulos reparten misas oscuras

killemall escribió:El EP se llamará Phantomime, se publica el 18 de mayo.

killemall escribió:Tracklist:

1. See No Evil
2. Jesus He Knows Me
3. Hanging Around
4. Phantom Of The Opera
5. We Don't Need Another Hero

DuffMc escribió:Es un poco Mars Attacks.

RHEINGOLD escribió:Killemall dando la primicia como con Impera. Crack

wakam escribió:

killemall escribió:El EP se llamará Phantomime, se publica el 18 de mayo.

No sé si me gusta la portada.

Wyno escribió:Television
Genesis
Stranglers?
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Tina Turner

Evolardo escribió:Estría bien que la de phantom of the opera fuese la de maiden

RHEINGOLD escribió:

Evolardo escribió:Estría bien que la de phantom of the opera fuese la de maiden

Me encanta la cancion pero no la veo tocada por Ghost

RHEINGOLD escribió:

Evolardo escribió:Estría bien que la de phantom of the opera fuese la de maiden

Me encanta la cancion pero no la veo tocada por Ghost

Evolardo escribió:

RHEINGOLD escribió:

Evolardo escribió:Estría bien que la de phantom of the opera fuese la de maiden

Me encanta la cancion pero no la veo tocada por Ghost

Versión de 4 minutos, con producción actual y más 'popi' yo si lo veo.
Más que nada que la de Lloyd webber me parece un coñazo.

Aunque una versión de. Maiden me parece demasiado evidente. Demasiado a tiro hecho y al papa le mola cosas más sorpresivas

Usagi escribió:

wakam escribió:

killemall escribió:El EP se llamará Phantomime, se publica el 18 de mayo.

No sé si me gusta la portada.

Mola!

RHEINGOLD escribió:

Evolardo escribió:

RHEINGOLD escribió:

Evolardo escribió:Estría bien que la de phantom of the opera fuese la de maiden

Me encanta la cancion pero no la veo tocada por Ghost

Versión de 4 minutos, con producción actual y más 'popi' yo si lo veo.
Más que nada que la de Lloyd webber me parece un coñazo.

Aunque una versión de. Maiden me parece demasiado evidente. Demasiado a tiro hecho y al papa le mola cosas más sorpresivas

El tema principal del musical está bien, no jodamos. De hecho el musical completo

killemall escribió:El EP se llamará Phantomime, se publica el 18 de mayo.

Muesli Snipes escribió:

killemall escribió:No se ha comentado por aquí pero Tobias ha dicho em varias entrevistas que habrá nueva música antes de empezar la gira. Se rumorea que podría ser un EP relacionado con lo de Jesus is Coming que saldría en Semana Santa.

Parece que serán 5 covers. Un EP.

Pubilla escribió:Se comenta que See No Evil es tema propio y viene a ser el Square Hammer de este EP. A ver si es cierto.

radiorag escribió:Estreno a las 15:00 hrs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BE3kJeBr9QI

radiorag escribió:Estreno a las 15:00 hrs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BE3kJeBr9QI

starfuckers escribió:

radiorag escribió:Estreno a las 15:00 hrs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BE3kJeBr9QI

Que estrena cover o tema propio ?

Pubilla escribió:"See No Evil - I've found a few versions of this around, but none of them seem likely as cover candidates. If this isn't the Television song of that name, this is possibly an original. It's in the same slot as Square Hammer on the Popestar EP, so it may be faithful to a pattern.

Jesus He Knows Me - The Genesis song, and right on the money for the lyrical themes Ghost likes to hit. I can't wait to see what the finished product sounds like.

Hanging Around - Probably The Stranglers' version, especially if you take into account the organ in the original and pointed references to Christ in the lyrics.

Phantom Of The Opera - Definitely the Iron Maiden version (as a few have pointed out, note the lack of "the" in the title, sorry musical theater fans). And honestly, they have been dancing around using Maidenesqe hooks and guitar harmonies, consistently using the end hook of "Hallowed Be Thy Name" at the end of Square Hammer at each live show... it fits that they do something from Maiden's early Paul Di'Anno era. That first album with absolutely no fat on it. And "Number of the Beast" is just way too obvious. This will be great, and they need to get this out of their system. Take heart, though, musical theater fans... Mr. Ghost has said a few times that he wants to do a rock opera eventually, so you will get your due. For now, enjoy the Nightwish version.

We Don't Need Another Hero - This is the one that I'm looking forward to the most. Tina Turner's epic from Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome. A LOT is going on here that meshes perfectly with the end of IMPERA, so bear with me. We all know IMPERA is about the rise and fall of empires. But this is a wasteland song, looking for hope after the fall of a civilization that collapsed because of greed, willful ignorance, and blindly following terrible leaders down a road to ruin.The first verse of the song lays it out with, *"Out of the ruins / Out from the wreckage / Can't make the same mistake this time / We are the children / The last generation / We are the ones they left behind / And, I wonder when we are ever gonna change / Living under the fear, 'til nothing else remains"*Compare this with the end of "Respite on the Spitalfields," which carries lyrical and musical tones that call back all the themes on IMPERA, and with them, the realization that they should have seen the end coming as they leave the ruined city together. "

Espero que los rumores se confirmen.

Pubilla escribió:"See No Evil - I've found a few versions of this around, but none of them seem likely as cover candidates. If this isn't the Television song of that name, this is possibly an original. It's in the same slot as Square Hammer on the Popestar EP, so it may be faithful to a pattern.

Jesus He Knows Me - The Genesis song, and right on the money for the lyrical themes Ghost likes to hit. I can't wait to see what the finished product sounds like.

Hanging Around - Probably The Stranglers' version, especially if you take into account the organ in the original and pointed references to Christ in the lyrics.

Phantom Of The Opera - Definitely the Iron Maiden version (as a few have pointed out, note the lack of "the" in the title, sorry musical theater fans). And honestly, they have been dancing around using Maidenesqe hooks and guitar harmonies, consistently using the end hook of "Hallowed Be Thy Name" at the end of Square Hammer at each live show... it fits that they do something from Maiden's early Paul Di'Anno era. That first album with absolutely no fat on it. And "Number of the Beast" is just way too obvious. This will be great, and they need to get this out of their system. Take heart, though, musical theater fans... Mr. Ghost has said a few times that he wants to do a rock opera eventually, so you will get your due. For now, enjoy the Nightwish version.

We Don't Need Another Hero - This is the one that I'm looking forward to the most. Tina Turner's epic from Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome. A LOT is going on here that meshes perfectly with the end of IMPERA, so bear with me. We all know IMPERA is about the rise and fall of empires. But this is a wasteland song, looking for hope after the fall of a civilization that collapsed because of greed, willful ignorance, and blindly following terrible leaders down a road to ruin.The first verse of the song lays it out with, *"Out of the ruins / Out from the wreckage / Can't make the same mistake this time / We are the children / The last generation / We are the ones they left behind / And, I wonder when we are ever gonna change / Living under the fear, 'til nothing else remains"*Compare this with the end of "Respite on the Spitalfields," which carries lyrical and musical tones that call back all the themes on IMPERA, and with them, the realization that they should have seen the end coming as they leave the ruined city together. "

Espero que los rumores se confirmen.

killemall escribió:

Pubilla escribió:"See No Evil - I've found a few versions of this around, but none of them seem likely as cover candidates. If this isn't the Television song of that name, this is possibly an original. It's in the same slot as Square Hammer on the Popestar EP, so it may be faithful to a pattern.

Jesus He Knows Me - The Genesis song, and right on the money for the lyrical themes Ghost likes to hit. I can't wait to see what the finished product sounds like.

Hanging Around - Probably The Stranglers' version, especially if you take into account the organ in the original and pointed references to Christ in the lyrics.

Phantom Of The Opera - Definitely the Iron Maiden version (as a few have pointed out, note the lack of "the" in the title, sorry musical theater fans). And honestly, they have been dancing around using Maidenesqe hooks and guitar harmonies, consistently using the end hook of "Hallowed Be Thy Name" at the end of Square Hammer at each live show... it fits that they do something from Maiden's early Paul Di'Anno era. That first album with absolutely no fat on it. And "Number of the Beast" is just way too obvious. This will be great, and they need to get this out of their system. Take heart, though, musical theater fans... Mr. Ghost has said a few times that he wants to do a rock opera eventually, so you will get your due. For now, enjoy the Nightwish version.

We Don't Need Another Hero - This is the one that I'm looking forward to the most. Tina Turner's epic from Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome. A LOT is going on here that meshes perfectly with the end of IMPERA, so bear with me. We all know IMPERA is about the rise and fall of empires. But this is a wasteland song, looking for hope after the fall of a civilization that collapsed because of greed, willful ignorance, and blindly following terrible leaders down a road to ruin.The first verse of the song lays it out with, *"Out of the ruins / Out from the wreckage / Can't make the same mistake this time / We are the children / The last generation / We are the ones they left behind / And, I wonder when we are ever gonna change / Living under the fear, 'til nothing else remains"*Compare this with the end of "Respite on the Spitalfields," which carries lyrical and musical tones that call back all the themes on IMPERA, and with them, the realization that they should have seen the end coming as they leave the ruined city together. "

Espero que los rumores se confirmen.

Si See No evil es un tema propio sería raro que no la eligieran como single, ¿no?

RHEINGOLD escribió:

killemall escribió:

Pubilla escribió:"See No Evil - I've found a few versions of this around, but none of them seem likely as cover candidates. If this isn't the Television song of that name, this is possibly an original. It's in the same slot as Square Hammer on the Popestar EP, so it may be faithful to a pattern.

Jesus He Knows Me - The Genesis song, and right on the money for the lyrical themes Ghost likes to hit. I can't wait to see what the finished product sounds like.

Hanging Around - Probably The Stranglers' version, especially if you take into account the organ in the original and pointed references to Christ in the lyrics.

Phantom Of The Opera - Definitely the Iron Maiden version (as a few have pointed out, note the lack of "the" in the title, sorry musical theater fans). And honestly, they have been dancing around using Maidenesqe hooks and guitar harmonies, consistently using the end hook of "Hallowed Be Thy Name" at the end of Square Hammer at each live show... it fits that they do something from Maiden's early Paul Di'Anno era. That first album with absolutely no fat on it. And "Number of the Beast" is just way too obvious. This will be great, and they need to get this out of their system. Take heart, though, musical theater fans... Mr. Ghost has said a few times that he wants to do a rock opera eventually, so you will get your due. For now, enjoy the Nightwish version.

We Don't Need Another Hero - This is the one that I'm looking forward to the most. Tina Turner's epic from Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome. A LOT is going on here that meshes perfectly with the end of IMPERA, so bear with me. We all know IMPERA is about the rise and fall of empires. But this is a wasteland song, looking for hope after the fall of a civilization that collapsed because of greed, willful ignorance, and blindly following terrible leaders down a road to ruin.The first verse of the song lays it out with, *"Out of the ruins / Out from the wreckage / Can't make the same mistake this time / We are the children / The last generation / We are the ones they left behind / And, I wonder when we are ever gonna change / Living under the fear, 'til nothing else remains"*Compare this with the end of "Respite on the Spitalfields," which carries lyrical and musical tones that call back all the themes on IMPERA, and with them, the realization that they should have seen the end coming as they leave the ruined city together. "

Espero que los rumores se confirmen.

Si See No evil es un tema propio sería raro que no la eligieran como single, ¿no?

Exacto. Yo apuesto por cover