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ik ken alleen Africa, leuk nummer wel maar mn economieleraar zei ineens dat toto - africa zn lievelingslied was.. nu hoef ik het niet meer te horen
Kheb een live dvd van toto, geweldig.
Zeg thomas ik wil is in jou ballon mee vliegen..
Zeg thomas ik wil is in jou ballon mee vliegen..
Maken soms best veel geluid..
Van melodicrock.com :
EXCLUSIVE: LUKATHER ON TOTO - "IT'S LIKE HAVING FREEDOM FOR THE FIRST TIME":
Some big names of melodic rock are in the studio this year, with albums due from Night Ranger, Survivor, Journey and Hardline. One of the most anticipated albums currently being recorded is from that classic band Toto.
Things are going well for the guys and I've kept in touch with guitarist Steve Lukather about the band's progress. But time for him to go on record me thinks, so over to Steve:
"Our new record is really coming out better than we could have hoped for, therefore we are taking longer to get it all right before it comes out. We were hoping for the Fall and that may still happen but reality is Jan 2006 and our world tour starts end of Feb..."
And what the band has planned might prove to surprise and please long time fans. Steve continues: "The direction is varied. Its much heavier and more prog is SOME ways, yet still groovin and very melodic in others. The band as a whole have written 95% of the whole record with one of mine and ond one of Paich's that we wrote alone. Greg Phillinganes is now an official 6th member writing, singing and playing WITH David Paich.
Steve Porcaro (his finest work to date in my opinion!) is doing all the weirder synth stuff with the 2 of them 3 keyboard players on this record, well 4 if you include me - as I played piano on one of my ballads. BUT...there is still a LOT of guitar. I am trying to do some weirder stuff but stuff that fits the music."
"If ya wanna come out and see me play as fast as I can then come out and see my fusion tour this summer in Europe. hahaha. With Toto its more about melody and "finess" and trying NOT to play the same old stuff. I got a few flash moments but as I am 47 years old I am not into music as a sport anymore. I dig all the technique, LOVE it and love all the guys that do it. I guess I just want to do the right thing for tune. I am gettin off on the overall sound of the band, not just me wanking away. hahaha."
I am gonna let Steve P. fuck around with some of my solos in his "Eno-ish" way and see what happens. The songs are a bit longer and not your classic 'lets get it on the radio' style. No point, as radio won't touch us with a 100 foot pole BUT that doesn't mean we are defeated. Quite the contrary really. It's like having freedom for the first time to do what WE wanna do without the constraints from record co. clowns and/or A&R weasels that wouldn't know if something was good until it bled out the hole of their teeny little cocks...but I am not bitter. HAHAHAHA KIDDING!"
And any guests on the upcoming album? "Ian Anderson from Jethro Tull did a little guest thing for us on a piece that was crying for only HIM. He is a great guy and a dear friend and did as a favor for us. It's way cool as we are all old Tull fans from the 70's. Lenny Castro is on percussion as always and we are trying to get Joseph Williams to make a guest appearance for old times sake and there will be a few more unusual guests. We have 8 tunes we dig alot. We need 2 more really killer ones we hope to write and finish by the end of the week and then we will do all the work on those and mix."
And I had to ask Steve if there was a working title for the album. Not as yet it seems. Steve continues: "Title for the record ?? Not yet. The humourous ones always come first and we ARE a bunch of sick fuckers believe me. Those that know me will attest. hahaha I thought "Shart" would be a good one. KIDDING! hahahahaha. We will be serious and are starting to look at ideas for artwork and titles this week. That's all for now. check in with me later and i will have more to tell. thanks to all out there in Melodic world for the support. Hope we don't let ya down!"
A lot to look forward to it seems. Stay tuned...
EXCLUSIVE: LUKATHER ON TOTO - "IT'S LIKE HAVING FREEDOM FOR THE FIRST TIME":
Some big names of melodic rock are in the studio this year, with albums due from Night Ranger, Survivor, Journey and Hardline. One of the most anticipated albums currently being recorded is from that classic band Toto.
Things are going well for the guys and I've kept in touch with guitarist Steve Lukather about the band's progress. But time for him to go on record me thinks, so over to Steve:
"Our new record is really coming out better than we could have hoped for, therefore we are taking longer to get it all right before it comes out. We were hoping for the Fall and that may still happen but reality is Jan 2006 and our world tour starts end of Feb..."
And what the band has planned might prove to surprise and please long time fans. Steve continues: "The direction is varied. Its much heavier and more prog is SOME ways, yet still groovin and very melodic in others. The band as a whole have written 95% of the whole record with one of mine and ond one of Paich's that we wrote alone. Greg Phillinganes is now an official 6th member writing, singing and playing WITH David Paich.
Steve Porcaro (his finest work to date in my opinion!) is doing all the weirder synth stuff with the 2 of them 3 keyboard players on this record, well 4 if you include me - as I played piano on one of my ballads. BUT...there is still a LOT of guitar. I am trying to do some weirder stuff but stuff that fits the music."
"If ya wanna come out and see me play as fast as I can then come out and see my fusion tour this summer in Europe. hahaha. With Toto its more about melody and "finess" and trying NOT to play the same old stuff. I got a few flash moments but as I am 47 years old I am not into music as a sport anymore. I dig all the technique, LOVE it and love all the guys that do it. I guess I just want to do the right thing for tune. I am gettin off on the overall sound of the band, not just me wanking away. hahaha."
I am gonna let Steve P. fuck around with some of my solos in his "Eno-ish" way and see what happens. The songs are a bit longer and not your classic 'lets get it on the radio' style. No point, as radio won't touch us with a 100 foot pole BUT that doesn't mean we are defeated. Quite the contrary really. It's like having freedom for the first time to do what WE wanna do without the constraints from record co. clowns and/or A&R weasels that wouldn't know if something was good until it bled out the hole of their teeny little cocks...but I am not bitter. HAHAHAHA KIDDING!"
And any guests on the upcoming album? "Ian Anderson from Jethro Tull did a little guest thing for us on a piece that was crying for only HIM. He is a great guy and a dear friend and did as a favor for us. It's way cool as we are all old Tull fans from the 70's. Lenny Castro is on percussion as always and we are trying to get Joseph Williams to make a guest appearance for old times sake and there will be a few more unusual guests. We have 8 tunes we dig alot. We need 2 more really killer ones we hope to write and finish by the end of the week and then we will do all the work on those and mix."
And I had to ask Steve if there was a working title for the album. Not as yet it seems. Steve continues: "Title for the record ?? Not yet. The humourous ones always come first and we ARE a bunch of sick fuckers believe me. Those that know me will attest. hahaha I thought "Shart" would be a good one. KIDDING! hahahahaha. We will be serious and are starting to look at ideas for artwork and titles this week. That's all for now. check in with me later and i will have more to tell. thanks to all out there in Melodic world for the support. Hope we don't let ya down!"
A lot to look forward to it seems. Stay tuned...
Last night I saw a man walkin' toward a club in Harlem
He had a black case in his hands
Went through the back door and pulled out his gold companion
He closed his eyes and played all night like a self-taught spiritual man
He had a black case in his hands
Went through the back door and pulled out his gold companion
He closed his eyes and played all night like a self-taught spiritual man
heb alleen Seventh one, de rest kan ik niet echt inkomen. dan worden ze teveel rock en te weinig prog.
vind het wel leuke muziek
zou graag een bestoff/verzamelnalbum van ze willen kopen
welke moet ik dan nemen?
zou graag een bestoff/verzamelnalbum van ze willen kopen
welke moet ik dan nemen?
Het nationaal product is hetzelfde als een taart waar uiteraard iedereen recht op heeft, als overheden met geld smijten heet het investeren en als bedrijven investeren heet het een sprinkhanenplaag. McCarthy
CD Live in Amsterdamquote:Op zaterdag 16 juli 2005 13:43 schreef McCarthy het volgende:
vind het wel leuke muziek
zou graag een bestoff/verzamelnalbum van ze willen kopen
welke moet ik dan nemen?
daar staan echt de goeie strakke nummers op.
Girl Goodbye 3'44
Goodbye Elenore 1'53
Child's Anthem 0'56
I'll Supply The Love 1'20
Gift With A Golden Gun 4'48
While Guitar Gently Weeps 5'45
Bodhisattva 4'55
Africa 7'09
Waiting For Your Love 6'30
Georgy Porgy 2'06
Lion 1'37
Hydra 1'26
English Eyes 2'22
Till The End 0'42
I Won't Hold You Back 5'27
Rosanna 8'46
Afraid Of Love 4'41
Hold The Line 4'40
Home Of The Brave 8'12
CD Live in Amsterdam
Goodbye Elenore 1'53
Child's Anthem 0'56
I'll Supply The Love 1'20
Gift With A Golden Gun 4'48
While Guitar Gently Weeps 5'45
Bodhisattva 4'55
Africa 7'09
Waiting For Your Love 6'30
Georgy Porgy 2'06
Lion 1'37
Hydra 1'26
English Eyes 2'22
Till The End 0'42
I Won't Hold You Back 5'27
Rosanna 8'46
Afraid Of Love 4'41
Hold The Line 4'40
Home Of The Brave 8'12
CD Live in Amsterdam
ik vind alleen dat live cd's altijd een stuk minder zijn, al dat gejuig zit ik niet op te wachten...quote:Op zaterdag 16 juli 2005 14:05 schreef no1uknow het volgende:
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CD Live in Amsterdam
daar staan echt de goeie strakke nummers op.
Ach daar hoor je bijna niks vanquote:Op zaterdag 16 juli 2005 14:44 schreef _Etter_ het volgende:
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ik vind alleen dat live cd's altijd een stuk minder zijn, al dat gejuig zit ik niet op te wachten...
Dit is echt geoptimaliseerd hoor. Lekker duidelijk.
(vooral oude) studio opnames klinken zo duf
Ik zou als ik jou was gaan voor de live CD
Livefield kan je ook kopen
Die is ookgoed
ik wil natuurljk geen live CDquote:Op zaterdag 16 juli 2005 14:05 schreef no1uknow het volgende:
[..]
CD Live in Amsterdam
daar staan echt de goeie strakke nummers op.
Het nationaal product is hetzelfde als een taart waar uiteraard iedereen recht op heeft, als overheden met geld smijten heet het investeren en als bedrijven investeren heet het een sprinkhanenplaag. McCarthy
Ik ga ookquote:Op donderdag 14 juli 2005 22:03 schreef Uknowweloveu het volgende:
nog 1 weekje en dan: Toto gig in Zuidbroek (do 21 juli 2005)
Nee hoor, de studio opnames zijn zeer goed.quote:
Mja, het ligt eraan wat je precies zoekt. Wil je meer een best of hebben dan is de live in Amsterdam cd/dvd set een goede keus omdat er zowel de hits als "onbekende" nummers op staan. Wil je echt alleen maar de hits kun je het beste gewoon 1 van de vele greatest hits cds kopen...quote:
Het proggehalte van TSO is ook niet bepaald hoog imo. Hydra is wat mij betreft toch de meest proggy album.quote:Op zaterdag 16 juli 2005 12:03 schreef _Etter_ het volgende:
heb alleen Seventh one, de rest kan ik niet echt inkomen. dan worden ze teveel rock en te weinig prog.
Overigens is de Live In Amsterdam dvd/cd set geweldig!
Last night I saw a man walkin' toward a club in Harlem
He had a black case in his hands
Went through the back door and pulled out his gold companion
He closed his eyes and played all night like a self-taught spiritual man
He had a black case in his hands
Went through the back door and pulled out his gold companion
He closed his eyes and played all night like a self-taught spiritual man
Als je dan toch in de buurt bent, kun je na afloop ook ff gaan stappen in Groningenquote:Op zondag 17 juli 2005 18:37 schreef no1uknow het volgende:
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'T is alleen wel 3 uur rijden van hier, Zoetermeer
Neequote:Op zondag 17 juli 2005 23:49 schreef Uknowweloveu het volgende:
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Als je dan toch in de buurt bent, kun je na afloop ook ff gaan stappen in Groningen
Dan krijg je dat gezeik met afstand weer met die groningse meisjes daarzo
Allemaal boeren
Het was inderdaad geweldig ! ik miste wel een paar nummers, zoals Stop Loving You, Georgy Porgy en Mushanga (werd wel in een medley gestopt, maar ik had 'm liever compleet gehoord), de toegift was wel een beetje karig, maar Simon Phillips was niet helemaal okselfris, volgens Luke.
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