Are there any demos of the new album yet?
i mean, shit! ive been waiting to hear anything new by cradle and im DYING hellraiser-ish bad to hear it!. I wonder if Laura knows any information she could gladly pass on to us if not to bother!
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Permalink Reply by Laura Woodley on -
Not yet, I always post news when I have it.
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Permalink Reply by SirBaneDefiance on -
Atleast you tried. I've been wanting to hear the new material as well.
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Permalink Reply by ADreamOfWolves on -
they usually never release "demo" versions of upcoming songs for a new album. they usually release one song or so a month before the album comes out. like tragic kingdom. and sometimes it just gets leaked
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Permalink Reply by SirBaneDefiance on
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Right.You probably won't hear anything until they release more info, like the official album name and the list of track names. When they do get leaked, and I can't find them anywhere on the net. I listen to the songs on www.youtube.com were people have uploaded them. Also, look out for COF e-cards advertising the new album.
ADreamOfWolves said:they usually never release "demo" versions of upcoming songs for a new album. they usually release one song or so a month before the album comes out. like tragic kingdom. and sometimes it just gets leaked
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Permalink Reply by J-F on -
What ever happened to just waiting for the album to be released? I remember in the days before broadband most of the time the only chance of hearing things from a bands new album were the promo tracks in magazines or the music videos. It was exciting and made the album that much more worth the wait. I remember the huge hype building up when the Cruelty and The Beast or Midian albums were about to be released, it was exciting and finally going to get the album and bring it home was a satisfying feeling, you'd generally feel wrapped up in that album and spend ages listening to it and going through the booklet and lyrics along to the album. I remember how buzzed I was opening to seal to Cruelty and the Beast when I got it back then, I was immersed in the moment and it's memorable to me.
These days everyone wants everything right away, they dont let the momentum build up, it spoils things when you just download the album as soon as it is leaked. Just wait for the promo tack or actual album... it's much more of an event. So many people just don't value the whole package anymore, bands don't bother to even try and build up the same hype these days because they know people will just download leaked copies anyway. It's pretty sad, I miss those older days.
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Permalink Reply by GaryFilth on -
The same goes for those dicks that download the leaked album and don't bother buying the CD. It's sickening.
J-F said:What ever happened to just waiting for the album to be released? I remember in the days before broadband most of the time the only chance of hearing things from a bands new album were the promo tracks in magazines or the music videos. It was exciting and made the album that much more worth the wait. I remember the huge hype building up when the Cruelty and The Beast or Midian albums were about to be released, it was exciting and finally going to get the album and bring it home was a satisfying feeling, you'd generally feel wrapped up in that album and spend ages listening to it and going through the booklet and lyrics along to the album. I remember how buzzed I was opening to seal to Cruelty and the Beast when I got it back then, I was immersed in the moment and it's memorable to me.
These days everyone wants everything right away, they dont let the momentum build up, it spoils things when you just download the album as soon as it is leaked. Just wait for the promo tack or actual album... it's much more of an event. So many people just don't value the whole package anymore, bands don't bother to even try and build up the same hype these days because they know people will just download leaked copies anyway. It's pretty sad, I miss those older days.
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Permalink Reply by charles. on -
Are you kidding me!? dude i never lived those days but i would sell my soul just to experience it! hahaha awh men and i do feel hype, i go to wikipedia and this site everyday to see if theres any information, even the album or just something like, "We are working on some new songs!".
J-F said:What ever happened to just waiting for the album to be released? I remember in the days before broadband most of the time the only chance of hearing things from a bands new album were the promo tracks in magazines or the music videos. It was exciting and made the album that much more worth the wait. I remember the huge hype building up when the Cruelty and The Beast or Midian albums were about to be released, it was exciting and finally going to get the album and bring it home was a satisfying feeling, you'd generally feel wrapped up in that album and spend ages listening to it and going through the booklet and lyrics along to the album. I remember how buzzed I was opening to seal to Cruelty and the Beast when I got it back then, I was immersed in the moment and it's memorable to me.
These days everyone wants everything right away, they dont let the momentum build up, it spoils things when you just download the album as soon as it is leaked. Just wait for the promo tack or actual album... it's much more of an event. So many people just don't value the whole package anymore, bands don't bother to even try and build up the same hype these days because they know people will just download leaked copies anyway. It's pretty sad, I miss those older days.
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Permalink Reply by charles. on
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I do that but because in my country there aren´t any cradle cd´s ): sorry about that, although ive but some of them on itunes!
GaryFilth said:The same goes for those dicks that download the leaked album and don't bother buying the CD. It's sickening.
J-F said:What ever happened to just waiting for the album to be released? I remember in the days before broadband most of the time the only chance of hearing things from a bands new album were the promo tracks in magazines or the music videos. It was exciting and made the album that much more worth the wait. I remember the huge hype building up when the Cruelty and The Beast or Midian albums were about to be released, it was exciting and finally going to get the album and bring it home was a satisfying feeling, you'd generally feel wrapped up in that album and spend ages listening to it and going through the booklet and lyrics along to the album. I remember how buzzed I was opening to seal to Cruelty and the Beast when I got it back then, I was immersed in the moment and it's memorable to me.
These days everyone wants everything right away, they dont let the momentum build up, it spoils things when you just download the album as soon as it is leaked. Just wait for the promo tack or actual album... it's much more of an event. So many people just don't value the whole package anymore, bands don't bother to even try and build up the same hype these days because they know people will just download leaked copies anyway. It's pretty sad, I miss those older days.
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Permalink Reply by SirBaneDefiance on
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Welcome to the new technological age.lol People ARE more appreciative when they look forward to an album, but since we have the resources at our fingertips, we would rather spoil the whole surprise factor of it all. I will listen to the album before it releases, then, I will be one of the first to purchase it so I can appreciate the artwork and decipher the lyrics. Just face it, this band is like crack; we go through withdrawals and always want more. :cD
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Permalink Reply by charles. on
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Amen. I really get into cradle, its like ah my god! i just wanna thrash around listening to them all day! especially the slow parts of furious songs.
SirBaneDefiance said:Welcome to the new technological age.lol People ARE more appreciative when they look forward to an album, but since we have the resources at our fingertips, we would rather spoil the whole surprise factor of it all. I will listen to the album before it releases, then, I will be one of the first to purchase it so I can appreciate the artwork and decipher the lyrics. Just face it, this band is like crack; we go through withdrawals and always want more. :cD
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