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Noutati          RoEvanescence Forum Index -> Stiri View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message unwanted Cloud Nine Joined: 13 Aug 2007 Posts: 917 Location: Bucuresti Posted: 23/09/2009 21:11    Post subject: oh, how i hate twitter... _________________ FUCK YOU for killing me!!!! <a href='http://www.seether.com/' target='_blank'><img border='0' src='http://cdnd.winduprecords.com/seether/artwork/banners/banner_long.jpg'></a> Back to top on.the.lake Anything for You Joined: 24 May 2008 Posts: 274 Posted: 24/09/2009 11:58    Post subject: sincer,sunt in urma cu twitter si chestii d-astea,dar ce background uglyssim are amy... plus...cutting her hair was soooo NOT nice.her hair was like 50 % of her whole precious image.dar daca nu mai era sanatos si chiar a treb sa il scurteze ca sa se regenereze e de inteles.altfel...stupid move Back to top v30 Administrator Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 1798 Posted: 28/09/2009 23:50    Post subject: Posibile versuri, dintr-un mesaj de pe twitter: Time is a concept invented to help us accept what we can't control. - de asemenea, a zis: working on a song about the dream world _________________ Back to top v30 Administrator Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 1798 Posted: 02/10/2009 06:48    Post subject: Quote: I've been sitting here reading through so many of these questions and comments in the "Ask me" thread... trying to find one I haven't answered and want to... I guess I just want to say thanks for making me feel good. Ha. Its really nice to know so many of you miss the music and want to know when you'll hear it again. I've gotten to the point where I'm working on it almost every day (night I should say). I'm in love with it. Enough to fight for it. Enough to reopen the door to a world of chaos even though it scares me. I don't want to give away too much about what it will sound like, because so much will change before the end, but its... not what you would expect. Its definitely not happy married music, but its not like I'm dying the whole time either. Its dark, sarcastic, fun, strange, familiar and very different at the same time. It makes me feel alive and I wish I could show you right now. If you were here, at my house, I would pour you a drink and we would turn it up really loud and rock out to it, and I know you would love it. Thank you everyone who has said their lives were touched by the music. It touches my life too, and so do you, in many ways. Somebody asked how it made me feel when someone tells me the music changed their life. It makes me feel like I'm not crazy. It feels wonderful. Also somebody asked why I talk about blood so much, complete with quite a few lyric quotes. It made me laugh. I promise to offer slightly less blood on the next album. Slightly. Last but not least, I often get asked about band members, the whole "is it a band, is it solo, etc" (understandably! There have been quite a few). Everyone who has ever been a part of Evanescence is a part of its story, a part of its soul. From day 1 it has been a collaborative effort and different people have contributed over the years. But it is more than just people. It's something that has taken on its own life, it has grown, changed and become more interesting, more soulful, more honest than a perfect image will allow. The passion is what makes it live on, the obsessive focus on straight up, head first, love for the music. That is my band. And against all obstacles I'm sticking to it. See you guys soon! love, Amy _________________ Back to top unwanted Cloud Nine Joined: 13 Aug 2007 Posts: 917 Location: Bucuresti Posted: 22/10/2009 19:14    Post subject: ma intreb ce-o manca de ii creste parul asa repede. daca-l si indeseste, VREAU SI EEEU!! ma rog...ideea e ca nu vreau sa sune ca portishead! _________________ FUCK YOU for killing me!!!! <a href='http://www.seether.com/' target='_blank'><img border='0' src='http://cdnd.winduprecords.com/seether/artwork/banners/banner_long.jpg'></a> Back to top v30 Administrator Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 1798 Posted: 09/11/2009 21:36    Post subject: we'll have more later...till then: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjFdxFLHKaw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTyAJ9WUnOM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4v_kX4Q4KEE http://musica.uol.com.br/ultnot/multi/?hashId=evanescence--going-under-04023770D8917366&mediaId=372687 http://musica.uol.com.br/ultnot/multi/?hashId=evanescence--weight-of-the-world-04023572D8917366&mediaId=372695 _________________ Back to top unwanted Cloud Nine Joined: 13 Aug 2007 Posts: 917 Location: Bucuresti Posted: 09/11/2009 21:41    Post subject: mi-a placut review'ul celor de la rolling stone : she was "like a pixie on speed" _________________ FUCK YOU for killing me!!!! <a href='http://www.seether.com/' target='_blank'><img border='0' src='http://cdnd.winduprecords.com/seether/artwork/banners/banner_long.jpg'></a> Back to top v30 Administrator Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 1798 Posted: 11/11/2009 09:19    Post subject: Quote: The words I was singing in the intro were: Lost whispers awaken within me and fly... Kind of like a prayer to reconnect to the old music, my old self. Calling it all back to me. I'm glad we were able to use at least just a minute of new music. Terry and I wrote that a few months ago and its been in the "half done" bin for awhile. I think it turned into a beautiful intro. -Amy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUEiQxsiblU _________________ Back to top on.the.lake Anything for You Joined: 24 May 2008 Posts: 274 Posted: 14/11/2009 13:05    Post subject: aoleu,da' urat e imbracata... am observat ca intotdeauna are cizme urate,total nefeminine Back to top v30 Administrator Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 1798 Posted: 21/11/2009 21:41    Post subject: Evanescence - Live in Brazil Setlist: 01. Intro 02. Going Under 03. Weight Of The World 04. The Only One 05. Cloud nine 06. Haunted 07. Missing 08. Lithium 09. Good Enough 10. Whisper 11. Call Me When You're Sober 12. Imaginary 13. Bring Me To Life 14. All That I'm Living For 15. Taking Over Me 16. Lacrymosa 17. My Immortal 18. Your Star [url=http://www.4shared.com/file/155941436/76325bd7/Evanescence_Live_At_Maquinaria_Festival__wwwevanescencecombr_.html]Audio Download[/url] _________________ Back to top v30 Administrator Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 1798 Posted: 22/11/2009 10:49    Post subject: Amy, Terry si Tim lucrand la o noua melodie...un clip de 17 secunde http://www.twitvid.com/C2E40 _________________ Back to top v30 Administrator Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 1798 Posted: 24/01/2010 12:12    Post subject: NEW SONG: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaooPxu_aXM De fapt, nu e new, a fost scris pentru The Open Door, este "The Narnia Song" A fost lansat acum pentru a strange bani pentru Haiti. ([url=http://artists.letssingit.com/evanescence-evanescence-teams-up-with-the-un-for-haiti-3r1jr/news/327570/1]Link[/url]) In other news, Ev vor intra in studio in februarie pentru a inregistra noul album ce va fi lansat prin toamna. _________________ Back to top unwanted Cloud Nine Joined: 13 Aug 2007 Posts: 917 Location: Bucuresti Posted: 24/01/2010 13:43    Post subject: cine a pus mel asta pe youtube is a major ASS!!! _________________ FUCK YOU for killing me!!!! <a href='http://www.seether.com/' target='_blank'><img border='0' src='http://cdnd.winduprecords.com/seether/artwork/banners/banner_long.jpg'></a> Back to top v30 Administrator Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 1798 Posted: 04/03/2010 22:07    Post subject: Quote: Evanescence Go Electro As Lee Has "Fun with Music" On Next LP On Monday, February 22nd, Evanescence started recording their upcoming third album in New York with famed producer Steve Lillywhite. Singer Amy Lee tells Rolling Stone the new disc is going to be a mix of “sarcastic aggression” that will show a new side of the band — a distinct electro influence. “A lot of bands I’ve always been inspired by are just coming into play a little more,” says Lee, citing the future-shock sounds of Depeche Mode, Massive Attack, Portishead, CSS, La Roux and MGMT. “There’s a lot of stuff that doesn’t sound like Evanescence, but the heart of the band of still there. This is a really, really, rhythmically driven record. So there’s tons of drum-programming fused with live drums; drums we’re renting a day at a time, like Japanese taiko drums.” Check out our collection of Evanescence photos. Lee is co-writing the album with old friend and new collaborator Will Hunt, a producer, programmer and drummer from Fort Worth, Texas. The pair decided to start writing together after arranging “Sally’s Song,” Amy Lee’s addition to 2008’s Nightmare Revisited album and spent all of 2009 writing together in New York and Texas, crafting a handful of already-recorded electronic programming that will end up on the forthcoming record. “The sounds and influence he brings to the table — programming outer-space awesome sounds you can’t even recognize. I went through a phase where I didn’t know if it was solo time, or go write score music, or what,” says Lee. “And then once we wrote together, I realized this is totally Evanescence.” The album is also the band’s first with veteran producer Steve Lillywhite, who’s produced for the Rolling Stones, Dave Matthews Band and, most notably, worked on eight U2 albums. Lillywhite, who approached the band, is co-producing the album with Hunt, and has been working with them since day one. “He’s not the kind of producer that would leave during the day and then come back to see what we’re doing,” says Lee of Lillywhite. “He’s part of the team, a big part of the team.” This is Evanescence’s first record since 2006’s platinum The Open Door. In the time off, Lee got married and started taking harp lessons — and she assures that the plucky fruits of her labor will definitely appear on the LP. As for the rest of the band, guitarist Terry Balsamo and bassist Tim McCord are back on board; Dave Campbell will once again handle string arrangements; and live guitarist Troy McLawhorn is tentative depending on his schedule with his band Seether. Hunt will be doing most of the drumming, but Lee doesn’t rule out an appearance by Evanescence’s last live drummer — coincidentally also named Will Hunt. “This is going to be really hard to get across without people getting confused because they have the same exact name,” says Lee. “But we’re actually doing a two-drummer thing for the next tour. Basically Thing 1 and Thing 2 — we’re gonna have figure out some kind of plan for just knowing who’s who.” As for the change in direction, Lee says it’s more of an aesthetic homecoming. “I’m just at a place where I know who I am,” says Lee. “I’m not trying to prove anything this time. Last time I had a lot of weight on my shoulders. This time I’m just having fun with music.” _________________ Back to top v30 Administrator Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 1798 Posted: 06/03/2010 12:44    Post subject: Quote: Evanescence singer Amy Lee is over the drama. "There's a lot of bullshit related to that band name for me," Lee tells SPIN.com, "but I'm ready to move past it. I've realized that Evanescence is who I am." She's not kidding about the bullshit. Since their 2003 Grammy-winning, multi-platinum debut Fallen rocketed the Little Rock, AR, natives to world stardom, the group have been plagued by in-fighting and lineup changes, beginning with the departure of co-founder Ben Moody. In a very public 2006 spat, the last remaining autentic members -- guitarist John LeCompt and drummer Rocky Gray -- left or were fired, and soon joined Moody to form We Are the Fallen with ex-American Idol finalist Carly Smithson on vocals. Evanescence is also moving on. The goth-rock outfit will release their first album since 2006 this September, with a new lineup -- and a new sound. Lee, guitarist Terry Balsamo, bassist Tim McCord, drummer Will Hunt, and the band's newest member, producer, songwriter, and studio whiz Will "Science" Hunt (that's right -- the band has two guys named "Will Hunt"), are recording the album in a New York studio with producer Steve Lillywhite (U2, Rolling Stones). And they're taking Evanescence's characteristically heavy, goth-rock sound in an electro-pop direction inspired by Lee's favorite bands: Massive Attack, Bjork, and Portishead. "The album has sounds that are distorted, changed, reversed," says Lee. "There's a lot of that fun stuff going on." Below, she tells SPIN.com more about the record, her former bandmates, and her favorite hobby: painting. How did you get a second guy named Will Hunt in your band? That's freaky. [Laughs] Well, part of getting back to Evanescence was the new Will Hunt. I met this Will -- I call him Will "Science" Hunt because he does a lot of programming and beats -- when we recorded "Sally's Song" for Nightmare Revisited. Evanescence took about two years off. Why return now? For a long time I didn't know what I wanted to do. I really love scoring film and that was definitely where my head was. I took a few stabs at doing that, but then I started writing more songs. I had such a good time in the studio with Will "Science" Hunt recording "Sally's Song" -- it was a cool, free, creative space. So we thought, "Why don't we just try writing an original song?" He has a studio in Forth Worth, TX, and we spent two days down there writing and a new song came out that was so different -- it was dark and inspiring. It was a groove that I hadn't found in a long time. So we spent all of last year writing like crazy and somewhere halfway through I said, "You know, I think we're writing an Evanescence album." Tell us about that first song you guys wrote "Hi-Lo." It's a working title. It's going in an electro-pop direction -- there are no organic instruments. It's a Portishead or Massive Attack direction, and lyrically it's about moving on, but in a very non-confrontational, non-angry way. It's just, "Hey, everything that happened, I'm over it and I'm not mad at you." Will fans of Evanescence's heavy sound be surprised? Well, it's definitely still heavy. Like The Open Door, the new songs are a rainbow of sounds. But this album spreads out even more. There are moments that are amazingly heavy, but then there are moments that are completely stripped down. Did you write the entire album together? Most of it. He was definitely my big inspiration and co-writer. Some songs I wrote by myself, and I wrote a little bit with Terry [Balsamo, guitarist] and Tim [McCord, bassist] as well. I have a studio in my home and I flew Will "Science" out here a lot. And we'd work by ourselves then email each other ideas to play with, sort of like a Postal Service method. The songwriting and sound is inspired by a lot of our mutual loves -- Bjork, Nine Inch Nails, and music with a lot of programming and sounds that feel larger than life. How did you hook up with producer Steve Lillywhite? We decided it would be good to have another brain in the room to provide some perspective, since we've been living with the demos for so long. Steve Lillywhite randomly called my record label said, "Hey, what's Amy Lee and Evanescence doing? I'd really like to work with her." I thought that was really interesting. I honestly wouldn't have thought of him if he hadn't called. So we went to lunch and I showed him some of the songs. He really loved them and wanted to do it! It's an interesting fit, considering his work with U2 and the Rolling Stones. True. And this album isn't going to sound like either of those bands, that's for sure. It's not an organic record. Our idea is to take synthetic and atmospheric sounds and find a way to blur the line between organic and synthetic. Is this direction a byproduct of listening to any new music? I think so. There is something really cool happening in music right now. There are bands that sound like they're from another time -- it's like '80s throwback music with analogue synthesizers and Moogs. I love it. I've been listening to a lot of La Roux. Is there a lyrical theme? I write about what I'm going through at the time. There are moments of, "Hey, I'm over it and I'm good" and others of fun sarcasm like, "Hey, everything's not the most dramatic thing in the world." But it gets really, really, really deep in places, too. That's probably why it's been really hard to pick an album title. [Laughs] But lyrically, it's a more real version of myself. I'm saying things that I would've been afraid to say before. I'm more confident and more comfortable. When we last spoke in 2008, you were writing Celtic inspired songs for a solo album. Any plans for that? I was in a very different creative space then, before hooking up with Will "Science." I wrote a couple of songs that are good, but in a totally different direction. Nothing from that period is making it to the new record. Other than music, what does Amy Lee do in her spare time? I love to paint. I've been working on this one painting for a year and a half. It has a lot of tiny sea creatures and I keep going back to it, but it has become this daunting project. When I need to free my brain, that's one of the things that I do. I have also been playing the harp. When Evanescence took time off, I bought a big concert harp and started taking lessons like I was in high school again, which was really, really fun. I felt like I was learning again. I'm definitely going to use it on this album. What are your thoughts on We Are the Fallen? I don't have any. It doesn't have anything to do with me or Evanescence. Would it be safe to say that you haven't talked to Ben, John, or Rocky? Oh yeah, that's very safe to say. It sounds like you've over the drama and revitalized. I am, definitely. I'm in a new headspace. I'm good with me and I don't need everybody else's approval. _________________ Back to top v30 Administrator Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 1798 Posted: 27/03/2010 10:03    Post subject: Quote: After just over three weeks in the studio in New York, Evanescence's Amy Lee says she feels "like I'm making the best album of my life." "I know that seems weird to say, but I wouldn't be here in the studio making another record if I didn't think it was going to be better than anything I've ever done," Lee -- who came to fame with Evanescence's seven-times platinum 2003 debut "Fallen" and continued with 2006's double-platinum "The Open Door" -- tells Billboard.com. "I feel like so much has already happened. I don't even know where to begin to try to describe it...'cause it's just so many things at once. I'm really excited." Lee began writing for the as-yet untitled album -- which is due for a fall release, with a first single out in the summer and a tour to follow -- more than a year ago, then accelerated the process when she began working with percussionist and producer Will "Science" Hunt (not to be confused with Evanescence drummer Will Hunt), who's been her chief collaborator on the new songs. The result, Lee says, is "a lot of electronic influence -- industrial is a better word for it," but she promises it's not going to be a wholesale reinvention of the Evanescence sound. "It wouldn't be an Evanescence album if it didn't sound somewhat like Evanescence," explains Lee, who's incorporating the harp, which she learned to play between albums, in several of the new songs. "I feel like our band has always had programming and inspirations from Bjork and Depeche Mode and Massive Attack and that kind of thing. It's not like we're making one of those records; it's just, like, that is playing a bigger role in the sound of Evanescence this time. Those little nuances and hints come in in ways that are cool. The sound that we're going for as a group is to fuse synthetic instruments with organic instruments and făurite something that sounds like a whole new place. It just sounds larger than life." Lee says the group -- which also includes guitarist Terry Balsamo and bassist Tim McCord -- and producer Steve Lillywhite are currently recording about 16 songs and is "still working and...finishing writing here and there. Some of them aren't finished lyric-wise or writing-wise, but I really feel like it's mostly there." Some of the songs, Lee acknowledges, are compositions for potential film projects that weren't used. Lee confesses to being a bit apprehensive after the long gap since "The Open Door," but she says a pair of one-off shows during November in New York and Brazil gave her confidence that Evanescence's following is still intact. "I was really nervous 'cause it had been so long," she says, "but it was amazing to see how many fans there still are that are waiting for us after all this time. It's really inspiring, and it makes me excited to show them how much we've grown." Lee is, not surprisingly, less excited to talk about We Are The Fallen, the group formed by Evanescence co-founder Ben Lee and other former members -- John LeCompt and Rocky Gray -- whose debut album comes out in May. "It just doesn't have anything to do with me or Evanescence," she notes. "The only thing that bothers me about it, really, is I keep hearing...about 'the original members.' The only original members of Evanescence are me and Ben; John and Rocky came into the band after we'd already recorded "Fallen," so there's a lot of years there...that didn't conține anybody but Ben and I. Other than that, I don't have an opinion or anything to say about it." _________________ Back to top v30 Administrator Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 1798 Posted: 07/05/2010 22:52    Post subject: http://tweetphoto.com/21314750 Quote: For our anniversary, went to foot doctor. Good news- ankle not broken. Bad news- still crippled for a few weeks. LAME Quote: Oh, don't worry about me! I just sprained it pretty bad. I'm very lucky to have such an awesome guy to take care of me- _________________ Back to top v30 Administrator Joined: 09 Oct 2006 Posts: 1798 Posted: 15/10/2010 13:51    Post subject: Quote: Radio Metal recently conducted an interview with EVANESCENCE/BLACK LABEL SOCIETY drummer Will Hunt. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow below. Radio Metal: You may have followed attentively the tensions between [EVANESCENCE singer] Amy Lee and [former EVANESCENCE and current WE ARE THE FALLEN guitarist] Ben Moody. I poză you've read Ben Moody's recent press release explaining his feelings about the creation of WE ARE THE FALLEN and his departure from EVANESCENCE. What do you think of it? Hunt: I try not to get involved with that stuff. A very good friend of mine I played with in Tommy Lee's band, Marty O'Brien, plays in WE ARE THE FALLEN. When we talk to each other, we don't even talk about EVANESCENCE or WE ARE THE FALLEN. We talk about other things. On one hand, I have to agree with the fact that EVANESCENCE is EVANESCENCE, Amy Lee is Amy Lee, and it's always gonna be that way. The other thing that I agree with is that Ben was a huge part in creating that sound with Amy. He said something in this statement that I agree with: people can accuse him of ripping EVANESCENCE off, but when they do that, they're accusing him of ripping himself off, because he was a huge part of that. I don't know if I fully agree with him saying that he didn't put WE ARE THE FALLEN together to be in direct competition with EVANESCENCE. If he didn't, I don't think he would've ended up with a singer that looks and sounds like Amy Lee. But I'm not here to judge either camp. I love Amy to death, she's a great person, and I only know about that. I don't pass judgment on anybody. Radio Metal: What is your actual role in EVANESCENCE? At the beginning, you only played drums during gigs. What's your role in the band now? Hunt: I'm the drummer, and I can write songs as well. We've been in the studio, and I've brought in a couple of guitar riffs that have become songs. Lately, in the last few months, there's been a real band dynamics. It's kind of a band situation right now. Radio Metal: Do you have any new information about the release of the album? Hunt: All I can say is that Amy's a very hard worker. She's very critical of herself. It's important to her that the album is up to her expectations first and foremost. She's gonna take as long as she wants to take doing it. As a fan and a bandmember, I wish things were a little quicker, but at the end of the day, I totally respect how she wants to do this. And I understand, because it's a very important and critical album for EVANESCENCE, so it has to be exactly right. I know why she's taking her time on it. It will be ready when it's ready. Radio Metal: Do you share Amy's extreme enthusiasm for the new compositions? She describes them as "the best EVANESCENCE compositions since the beginning of the band." What do you think of the new songs? Hunt: Honestly, I think it's amazing. I think she's taken some real big risks. As artists, I think it's important that we challenge ourselves to find new ground. If you look at any band in history who's done really well, they continue to reinvent themselves and be relevant. It's always going to sound like EVANESCENCE, 'cause it's Amy Lee singing, but the vehicle for that voice can be different and still be EVANESCENCE. I think people are gonna be pleasantly surprised, because all the really cool elements, the things people love about the EVANESCENCE of the past are still there. But there are new colors in the pattern. There's a lot of cool new things going on, both electronically and futuristically. I think she's doing something that's very distinct and hasn't been done before. I'm a supporter, I think it's killer. It's really good. _________________ Back to top on.the.lake Anything for You Joined: 24 May 2008 Posts: 274 Posted: 16/10/2010 15:44    Post subject: melodia aia a lu' Ben de la tv e o nulitate; iar prietena din videoclip (solista) e obligata sa o copieze pe Amy la haine si la atitudinea depresiva/tragica - (let's play depressed, cause it's cool... i'm gonna start crying for no reason) EDIT: abia astept sa fur noile melodii de pe net. oare or veni candva si in ro? Back to top unwanted Cloud Nine Joined: 13 Aug 2007 Posts: 917 Location: Bucuresti Posted: 13/05/2011 15:12    Post subject: Amy a postat ceva pe Twitter: [url]http://www.twitvid.com/C4KFZ[/url] _________________ FUCK YOU for killing me!!!! <a href='http://www.seether.com/' target='_blank'><img border='0' src='http://cdnd.winduprecords.com/seether/artwork/banners/banner_long.jpg'></a> Back to top Display posts from previous:  Oldest FirstNewest First         RoEvanescence Forum Index -> Stiri Informations Page 1 of 1     Permissions de ce forum: You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum Jump to: Select a forum Forum----------------ForumAjutor Evanescence----------------StiriFormatieImaginiDiscografieCauti ceva? General----------------Utilizatori noiOff TopicMuzicaFilme&TVCreatii PersonaleLiteraturaJocuri&ITArhiva English----------------Forum Evanescence (English)----------------NewsThe BandDiscographyPictures Not Eva Related----------------Introduce YourselfAnything GoesMusical ArtistsMovies&TVBooks  Bottom Tabs MOD by reddog Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group ; Fa-ti si tu propriul forum GRATUIT, pe www.myforum.ro Template genRock by Kris (Poupoune) // Poupoune :: MODs & Styles