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well, the czech republic consumes the most beer per capita out of any country in the world, so i guess its not that far fetchedMetalipeiklo wrote:Funny that "so many" Czech ex-metal musicians seem to be in the alcohol business.
Ah, it was brilliant! Great taste, a bit dark and most of all thick. Totally cult. Voral showed me the production process too, my memories are a bit vague but I think the beer included hemp. He actually gave me a DVD disc of his brewery (which was situated in his basement basically). Haven't watched it yet unfortunately! Still a gem in my Master's Hammer collection!khiijol wrote:well, the czech republic consumes the most beer per capita out of any country in the world, so i guess its not that far fetchedMetalipeiklo wrote:Funny that "so many" Czech ex-metal musicians seem to be in the alcohol business.
how is voral's beer? as a beer lover (and occasional brewer) and fan of master's hammer i can't help but be curious
Heard these a couple of months ago, and they were quite a disappointment. Much more conventional, cheap thrash, not anywhere near the unique madness of "Invaze". More like the pre- and post- Assesor bands I guess...Metalipeiklo wrote:Anyone heard the bonus tracks which are supposed to be on the CD ed of "Invaze"?
Can you give me the name and location of this brewery?Metalipeiklo wrote: - Vlasta Voral (MASTER'S HAMMER) has an own little brewery.
Any news on this?DaN wrote:I talked to Ola from I Hate Rec. at the last record fair and he told me they are going to re-release it on CD. Apparently one of the old DRAKAR-members works in a pub in Prague and they've sorted out the detaila via a mutual friend. Or something like that. Great news! I'll ask Ola for more details on the upcoming CANDLEMASS gig in Sthlm. In the meantime I think we should wait with uploading it since EVERYONE needs to buy this CD anyway when it's out.
Not much I'm afraid. It seems the main issue is that the band wants to first and foremost re-release the English version while I Hate are mainly interested in doing the Czech version. Stalematevansinne wrote:Any news on this?DaN wrote:I talked to Ola from I Hate Rec. at the last record fair and he told me they are going to re-release it on CD. Apparently one of the old DRAKAR-members works in a pub in Prague and they've sorted out the detaila via a mutual friend. Or something like that. Great news! I'll ask Ola for more details on the upcoming CANDLEMASS gig in Sthlm. In the meantime I think we should wait with uploading it since EVERYONE needs to buy this CD anyway when it's out.
Bleh, typical.. Well I hope my friend finds a copy of the czech original as he's in prague for some time..DaN wrote:the band wants to first and foremost re-release the English version
I have came across at least two times the Let Draka LP(for 15Euro) but the English version.DaN wrote: Not much I'm afraid. It seems the main issue is that the band wants to first and foremost re-release the English version while I Hate are mainly interested in doing the Czech version. Stalemate
I like that too, it´s a bit more weird and reminds a bit to Root ("The Book" era if I remember correctly). Was released on Cassette only and from what I heard, I Hate Rec. were supposed to rerelease it together with "Let Draka" as a double CD or so.Fucking Åmål wrote: How's the second Drakar album?Have anyone heard it?
In my opinion the best of both worlds is for the lyrics to be translated to english in the booklet, side to side with the original language lyrics. So you can know what the songs are about and also hone your language skills by singing along in their mother-tongue. Heavy Metal and educational at the same time.Not that I have anything against other languages, but I really don’t mind actually being able to understand the vocals.
From a global perspective, English seems to be on the decline. Chinese and Spanish will probably be the two main languages in the near future.Avenger wrote:I really don’t understand the negativity towards bands releasing or re-releasing albums originally in their native language in English.
I guess it could be interpreted as a form of selling out, and the translation to English in a lot of cases does not come out fluently, serious or making a lot of sense, but let's face it, English is and only will become more so of the dominate language of the world.
Couldn't they do a double disc release, one with English and one with Czech?DaN wrote:It seems the main issue is that the band wants to first and foremost re-release the English version while I Hate are mainly interested in doing the Czech version. Stalemate
You'd think so. Not sure if it's a financial issue or if the band just don't want to release the original version. On the other hand, if you only include "Crazy Boy" once (since it's in English anyway) maybe they could squeeze in both versions on one CD? Guess it's an open question untill we hear more from I Hate..DMR wrote:Couldn't they do a double disc release, one with English and one with Czech?DaN wrote:It seems the main issue is that the band wants to first and foremost re-release the English version while I Hate are mainly interested in doing the Czech version. Stalemate