pour l'instant l'intro et too extreme sont les seuls que je trouve daubesque, j'ai pas réessayé faut dire, pour la suite j'aime plutôt, je trouve même Destructos vs machin plutôt pas mal.

Avec St Anger tentait un truc plus "tourné vers son public" alors que Morbid fait ce qu'il veut !

comme quoi

Même de la merde parfois

Ouaip ben moi, tout comme Lars Von Trier, je comprend Hitler !

Et il a bien raison quand il dit que le dernier Autopsy défonce.

Oubliez Morbid les gars, c'est pas là qu'il faut chercher.

J'ai enfin écouté l'album... ben franchement, j'ai du mal à comprendre la taulée qu'ils se prennent... ok, ya ce morceau 'achement hardtek au début, mais ça fait 10 ans que Trey Azagtoth crie sur tous les toits qu'il est branché musique électronique, rien de surprenant donc... sinon, du Morbid classique avec les traditionnels 3 ou 4 plages expérimentales...

Bon, j'en suis qu'à ma première écoute, mais quand je lis que cet album c'est du Marilyn Manson, faut pas pousser quand même... et c'est jouissif de ré-entendre David Vincent, on va pas bouder son plaisir!

Donc d'accord avec le commentaire de Kinky Morti (et je trouve l'intro très réussie!)

Haha, par contre la vidéo avec Hitler c'est juste énormissime!!!!!!!

Ca y est, il est dispo au Virgin Megastore de Dunkerque! En version normale et version metal box (j'ai horreur de ce format)

Egalement dispo, le Hate Eternal...

A part les 2 premiers morceau, il est plutôt bon cet album.

Texte interressant de Digpy Pearson, aka Monsieur Earache Records, le mec qui les a signé il y a plus de vingt ans:

http://askearache.blogspot.com/2011/06/ ... -this.html


Question: Just wondering what you think of Morbid's new cd.. I think they've lost their minds! So much potential for greatness... ::::facepalm:::
from: Rob Alaniz

Answer: Well I pre-ordered the wooden box special edition from Season Of Mist so I'm obviously still a fan of the band.I'm just playing IDI now on release day, and I honestly don't know what all the online fuss is about- OK it doesn't beat the B, C or D albums because they were ahead of their time and nothing could ever top their groundbreaking and classic A album- but it sounds pretty great to me on first listen. The production is dynamic and lively, which makes it an improvement over the sterile sounding H album. If anything its the 'weird' tracks which are the interesting parts for me.

After the traditional Laibach-esque instrumental as album opener, the album proper begins with David Vincent announcing, rather prophetically, "This is Your One Warning"- before a barrage of programmed kick drums take over and the band goes right into Too Extreme!. Frankly, I was blown away by the audacity of this, they could have chosen the "safe' option- but the band will have known full well that a song like this would polarise opinion right from the outset. Personally, I find the kick drum programs a bit 90s and a bit dated, but I really love the constantly pitch-changing FX on the guitars. This track's vibe is like teetering on the edge of chaos, which sums up everything about Morbid Angel.

What is different about this album - their first in 8 years- has been the absolute shitstorm of online opinion immediately prior to its release. This is their first album released during the highly socially-networked era, and to a very different generation of extreme music fans than those around for 2003's Heretic. Back then, there was no MySpace, YouTube or Facebook, even Blabbermouth was barely up and running- all fans had to exchange views and communicate were a few metal message boards and ye olde "word of mouth". Also new is the ease which which fans can download leaked Mp3 copies and seemingly have been doing so in their thousands in the week up to official release.

Watching this shit-storm of hatred from so-called fans venting their spleen online has been the eye-opener for me. I've never seen such a vitriolic backlash, except maybe following Metallica's 'St Anger'. Morbid Angel is a band who are pretty introspective, who steadfastly follow their own creative path, rarely if ever checking out what their peers are doing. I suspect they have never witnessed such a deluge of disapproval arriving at their doorstep.


Whats laughable about this is David Vincent sings "Killer Kult, Killer Kult" at the beginning of Radikult yet the online geniuses/critics misheard the lyrics as "Kill a Cop Cop, Kill a Cop" and the baying mob swallowed it whole. When the critics cite "Bodycount called and want their lyrics back", which is patently wide of the mark, things really are way out of hand, and have reached the pinnacle of absurdity.

What is bemusing to me, is how fans are zeroing in on the weird tracks as if its a total sell-out to the death metal scene for a band to experiment a bit or break up the album flow with a different vibe. Morbid Angel has always done this, on every album since A. Admittedly the quirky interludes were short and were hardly main album songs.Often they were simply a chance for the band to indulge their Laibach or video game fantasies before returning to the main business of blasting, shredding death metal. Check out Trooper or Dreaming.

I'm pretty certain that a good proportion of the current generation of Death Metal fans will know the band only from single mp3 track downloads, or possibly even Youtube clips of the main songs from Morbid's back catalog. This has made them pretty intolerant of anything but their fave tracks. I speculate that today's fans can't actually handle and are ill at ease with a complete 45 minute album. No-one has time to waste checking out the variety of vibes which can be displayed on an album anymore, mostly they'll just cherry pick the most well-known songs. I suspect a good proportion of fans don't even actually play albums anymore- just mp3 collections of their favourite tracks.

Despite all the backlash, if what I'm hearing is true 2000 of the special wooden box editions are completely sold out, at £100+ a time, so you do the math! For Morbid Angel in 2011, its very much Death Metal business as usual.

Long Live Morbid Angel.

[DISCLAIMER: I signed Morbid Angel and my label Earache released everything they recorded for the first 9 releases, working with them daily for almost 2 decades. Earache parted ways with the band in 2004, but we continue to promote their stellar back catalog and regularly co-operate with band and their management over re-issue campaigns.So,yes I'm biased.]

Également intéressant, les témoignages de certains illustres protagonistes de la scène métal extrème (entre autres, Katatonia, Opeth, Samael, Nile, Grave, Behemoth...)

http://www.metalunderground.com/news/de ... wsid=68785

Vu ce concert de louanges plutôt suspect, j'en viens à me demander si ces "professionnels" du metal l'ont vraiment écouté. Si oui, soit ils ont très mauvais goût, soit ils sont sourds, soit ils sont d'une mauvaise foi confondante...

Mais qu'en pense Famine ?
Et Blaze ?

C'est vrai ça, j'aimerai bien lire l'avis de Famine sur ce nouvel album...

Je sais pas si c'est une riche idée que de demander à Blaze par contre... Il est réel ce type de toute façon???

On peut aussi se demander si ceux qui le défonce l'ont vraiment écouté… Mon premier commentaire montre bien que sur un premier avis ont peu le trouver putride, mais depuis il tourne en boucle (en passant l'intro et too extrême)

Pas encore ré-écouté, mais hier soir je me faisais la réflexion suivante: autant il y a 8 ans, le Heretic, je l'ai écouté une fois, et je n'ai pas eu envie de remettre le couvert, autant cette nouvelle offrande, il me tarde de me replonger dedans! (même si le buzz actuel doit jouer également)... enfin c'est plutôt bon signe!

Moi je n'adhere pas du tout, je trouve que ça manque de puissance et de classe pour du MA ( electro ou pas je m'en carre l'anus ). Restent bien sur qq bonnes idées, mais globalement c'est triste pour le plus grand groupe de Death Metal du monde, j'en attendais bcoup plus pour un album retour avec D. Vincent.

Si Raoul Azagthoth veut faire de l'electro bourrin de mauvais gout, il a qu'a se monter un projet solo à la love of lava avec des b.a.r.

Deception je suis.

Heureusement que le nouvel Origin est bien sympa.

A gros bobo? Tu veux un scabbycalin?

Je veux un "c'est tout".

I Am Morbid live: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... -YehAfRAj8

Ca passe un peu mieux, mais c'est d'un mou.

C'est pas la même vidéo que celle posté plus haut...