Broderick-shock - Page 2

7 Strings of Hate · 11-17-2007, 10:11 AM

jag panzer =

chris broderick =

zimbloth · 11-17-2007, 01:17 PM

Speaking of badass guitarists, check this out. That 11-string has such a cool and unique sound. Amazing. It's also really interesting how he sets up his rig.

Check out the KxK doubleneck fretless clip among others

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technomancer · 11-17-2007, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by TheMissing

Actually, I think Broderick is the one who has been reluctant to join nevermore, not the other way around.

Actually that's not true. Broderick has said a couple times on his forums that it's not his decision, that he just shows up and plays when they tell him to.

Lozek · 11-18-2007, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by halsinden

i hope that the new stuff will please.

H

It will, no doubt about it. Obviously, I'm a bit biased but I'm really enjoying the new stuff and I think a lot of people on here will dig it too.

halsinden · 12-03-2007, 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Lozek

It will, no doubt about it. Obviously, I'm a bit biased but I'm really enjoying the new stuff and I think a lot of people on here will dig it too.

so not only am i going to be yoinking all your musical talent and production skills, i'll also be stealing your music collection.

smart.

days to go until said burglary commences.

H

Vic Rattlehead · 12-03-2007, 12:34 PM

Jag Panzer's album Casting the Stones is what really got me into Chris Broderick and it's still my favorite album I've heard from them. It's got some pretty heavy stuff as well as some solos that are absolutely mind blowing. Starlight's Fury and Tempest are

7 Dying Trees · 12-04-2007, 06:26 AM

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Originally Posted by JJ Rodriguez

I wonder what the fuck it's like to be a dude that people talk about on internet forums, and actually be reading what people are saying about your band, playing, etc. Must be fucking surreal.

surreal.

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Originally Posted by distressed_romeo

Check out Keep of Kallessin if you haven't already, as they strike a good balance between 'necro' sounds and modern, glossy production. Suspect you'd like...

yep. first black metal I have really enjoyed for ages.

Lozek · 12-04-2007, 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by halsinden

so not only am i going to be yoinking all your musical talent and production skills, i'll also be stealing your music collection.

smart.

days to go until said burglary commences.

H

Not looking forward to carrying everything up the stairs, perhaps some sport drinking might be in order during. I think a pic story could be in order as well

halsinden · 12-04-2007, 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by 7 Dying Trees

surreal.

second that. almost as weird as eyebrows.

sometimes i talk to james about his work in interlock. then he compliments me on being dani filth. how we laugh. what larks.

H

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Originally Posted by Lozek

Not looking forward to carrying everything up the stairs, perhaps some sport drinking might be in order during. I think a pic story could be in order as well

PICSTORY ON THE MOVE IN!!!

GET in.

you know christina's idea to have the partycam at the new flat? and how each time it's a different guest filming.

H

Lozek · 12-04-2007, 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by halsinden

PICSTORY ON THE MOVE IN!!!

GET in.

you know christina's idea to have the partycam at the new flat? and how each time it's a different guest filming.

H

Yeah, she was telling me about that, although I have one caveat.

1.) Not McIlroy

We could also turn it into 'Interesting late night journey to the park' cam

halsinden · 12-04-2007, 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Lozek

Yeah, she was telling me about that, although I have one caveat.

1.) Not McIlroy

We could also turn it into 'Interesting late night journey to the park' cam

ah, well you see i was thinking more along the lines of making him the default cameraman. it would actually provide some pretty interesting results, such as the family favourite “a trip to the kitchen via blackpool” and the classic “hey guys, did anyone see where i put hal’s toothbrush?”, and of course, who could forget the timeless “i’ve fallen asleep with my head lower than my heart whilst filming myself taking a piss”.

H

ibanez_rg320fm · 12-09-2007, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by zimbloth

Chris is a terrific player, but I definitely feel Jag Panzer holds him back. That band in my opinion is, well to be blunt, terrible. Power metal to me is supposed to be really catchy and fun, mixing heaviness with infectious melodies and strong singing. Jag Panzer just doesn't have any of that, very bland, not memorable or catchy to me.

A lot of people here won't agree, and that's okay, I'm entitled to my opinion. It's about as far apart from Nevermore as you can get to me.

I think Chris' talents are right at home with Jeff Loomis and the gang. Nevermore is the perfect style to show what he can do. Not trying to be a negative nancy here, just have always felt Jag Panzer was extremely overrated due to the individual talents of one man, Chris.

i have listend to jp for a while and sometimes i cant even remember the words lol

Prometheus · 12-10-2007, 01:11 AM

Gotta say, I'm a sucker for the whole power metal thing. And Broderick, dear God, does he pull off some incredible solos. He's got to be one of, if not THE, most ridiculously fluid player I've ever seen. But it's not just his insane technical ability - he actually comes up with melodies that make me shiver, like, all the time. He's an incredible musician, in addition to being an absolutely beguiling guitarist, and if Nevermore don't snatch him up, well, I've got a bunch of projects going that I feel might benefit from his input!

distressed_romeo · 12-10-2007, 06:10 AM

Just brought Jag Panzer's 'Age of Mastery' cd on impulse last Friday, and although I was kinda ambivalent about them before, they're really growing on me. They're not revolutionary, but there're some pretty cool songs on that album. Having said that, I'd love to hear Chris record an album with Nevermore.

Does anyone else think a solo classical album from him (both nylon string guitar, and more stuff in the vein of his 'Rondo Alla Turca' performance) would rule?

Slayer89 · 12-10-2007, 06:16 AM

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Originally Posted by distressed_romeo

Does anyone else think a solo classical album from him (both nylon string guitar, and more stuff in the vein of his 'Rondo Alla Turca' performance) would rule?

I'd be all over that.

JJ Rodriguez · 12-10-2007, 06:19 AM

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Originally Posted by halsinden

second that. almost as weird as eyebrows.

sometimes i talk to james about his work in interlock. then he compliments me on being dani filth. how we laugh. what larks.

H

Not sure I understand...is this some inside British joke? If so, [British accent] you cheeky bastards! [/British accent]

Lozek · 12-10-2007, 07:48 AM

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Originally Posted by JJ Rodriguez

Not sure I understand...is this some inside British joke? If so, [British accent] you cheeky bastards! [/British accent]

It's Hal, just ignore him and he might go away

11-17-2007, 10:11 AM	#26
7 Strings of Hate Mid-Level Asshole Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: St.Louis USA Posts: 5,463 Thanked: 60	jag panzer = chris broderick = __________________ Confront and Destroy! -7SoH http://www.myspace.com/7stringsofhate

12-10-2007, 01:11 AM	#38
Prometheus Oh no, no you don't! Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Cape Town, South Africa Posts: 126 Thanked: 0	Gotta say, I'm a sucker for the whole power metal thing. And Broderick, dear God, does he pull off some incredible solos. He's got to be one of, if not THE, most ridiculously fluid player I've ever seen. But it's not just his insane technical ability - he actually comes up with melodies that make me shiver, like, all the time. He's an incredible musician, in addition to being an absolutely beguiling guitarist, and if Nevermore don't snatch him up, well, I've got a bunch of projects going that I feel might benefit from his input! __________________ "My education was dismal. I went to a series of schools for mentally disturbed teachers." - Woody Allen

12-10-2007, 06:10 AM	#39
distressed_romeo Melnibonean Metal! Join Date: May 2005 Location: Melnibone (duh!) Posts: 10,686 Thanked: 231	Just brought Jag Panzer's 'Age of Mastery' cd on impulse last Friday, and although I was kinda ambivalent about them before, they're really growing on me. They're not revolutionary, but there're some pretty cool songs on that album. Having said that, I'd love to hear Chris record an album with Nevermore. Does anyone else think a solo classical album from him (both nylon string guitar, and more stuff in the vein of his 'Rondo Alla Turca' performance) would rule? __________________ Define 'well-adjusted'... http://farsideguitars.blogspot.com/

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11-17-2007, 01:17 PM	#27
zimbloth Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Boston Posts: 15,601 Thanked: 150	Speaking of badass guitarists, check this out. That 11-string has such a cool and unique sound. Amazing. It's also really interesting how he sets up his rig. Check out the KxK doubleneck fretless clip among others MetalKult » NILE: The MetalKult Interview

12-03-2007, 12:34 PM	#31
Vic Rattlehead ss.org Regular Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Oregon Posts: 612 Thanked: 21	Jag Panzer's album Casting the Stones is what really got me into Chris Broderick and it's still my favorite album I've heard from them. It's got some pretty heavy stuff as well as some solos that are absolutely mind blowing. Starlight's Fury and Tempest are