Dimmu Borgir Yet Again One Ups Cradle / Special UK Tour Announced
http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=10150305210851842
If you can't read it, then this is what it says :
Norwegian symphonic black metal band DIMMU BORGIR are pleased to announce a very special upcoming tour.
Having last trekked through the U.K. in 2009 with Lamb Of God and Five Finger Death Punch on Metal Hammer U.K.’s "Defenders Of The Faith” tour, DIMMU BORGIR have changed gears and will be performing in eleven small clubs from Brighton to Birmingham to provide fans with the ultimate intimate show experience.
There will be no support band and DIMMU will perform two sets. The first set will be a full album in its entirety as chosen by the fans and the second set will include a variety of DIMMU classics.
DIMMU BORGIR guitarist Silenoz states:
“It feels great to finally announce more U.K. dates! We have not only kept our promise about coming back after playing just one show on our last run, but this time around, we will also do a special 2 hour set. You don't want to miss this! See you down the pit!”
U.K. fans can vote for the following three albums on DIMMU’s official Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/questions/10150354301986042/
A) 1994’s For All Tid
B) 1996’s Stormblåst
C) 1997’s Enthrone Darkness Triumphant
Confirmed U.K. tour dates are as follows:
14 Nov 11 - Brighton - Concorde 2
15 Nov 11 - Colchester - Arts Centre
16 Nov 11 - Norwich - Waterfront
18 Nov 11 - Glasgow - Classic Grand
19 Nov 11 - Leeds – The Cockpit
20 Nov 11 - Cardiff - Great Hall 2
21 Nov 11 - Stoke – Sugarmill
23 Nov 11 - London – Islington Academy
24 Nov 11 - Nottingham - Rescue Rooms
25 Nov 11 - Manchester - Academy 3
26 Nov 11 - Birmingham - 02 Academy 2
Tickets are VERY limited and will go on sale Monday, September 5th.
Members of the band would like to remind everyone that all upcoming confirmed DIMMU BORGIR shows are posted on the band’s official websites. "
*sigh*
**UPDATE**
Go here to buy your tickets to your show..
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Permalink Reply by Nymphetaminedisposed on -
why a *sigh*,you dont like dimmu?
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Permalink Reply by ADreamOfWolves on -
No, I love Dimmu. I just don't see how Dimmu keeps pulling off amazing things, while Cradle seems to be planning nothing big!
Nymphetaminedisposed said:
why a *sigh*,you dont like dimmu?
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Permalink Reply by Nymphetaminedisposed on
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o i see,well they have a dvd coming with extra this and that and im not sure how ling it will be for another show,damage control after that france show imo
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Permalink Reply by Lifestalker on -
I wouldn't say these are amazing stunts for the band. Yes, it was cool that they did an orchestral performance. Cradle really wouldn't be able to do that because their music doesn't really fit with huge orchestration except in some areas. Plus, who would want to perform and be freaked out by the band they are playing along with, if Cradle was that band?
I think it's a really cool idea for a one-time thing to have fans pick what they want to hear. Especially their first three albums; The first two I don't think are all that great. Although it's I think it's nice of them to do show where their fans from the beginning can enjoy and it can be a celebration for the band in a way.
I think it would be awesome if Cradle were able to do something like this as well. It could be voting on songs or whole album from Principle to Cruelty, since we never hear many of their songs anymore except the main tracks.
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Permalink Reply by ADreamOfWolves on
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Come on.. They can't be scared of playing with Cradle, if they pulled off playing with Dimmu. Who are far more satanic than Cradle.
And yes, it would be amazing if Cradle could pull off something like this, but the stuff they've been doing lately, I just never see it happening.
Imagine Cradle asking what of the first 3 albums would you like to see played in it's entirety? And then a SECOND set after that, of just entirely fan favorites, that the fans picked. I just don't see it happening.
SpiritCrusher said:
I wouldn't say these are amazing stunts for the band. Yes, it was cool that they did an orchestral performance. Cradle really wouldn't be able to do that because their music doesn't really fit with huge orchestration except in some areas. Plus, who would want to perform and be freaked out by the band they are playing along with, if Cradle was that band?
I think it's a really cool idea for a one-time thing to have fans pick what they want to hear. Especially their first three albums; The first two I don't think are all that great. Although it's I think it's nice of them to do show where their fans from the beginning can enjoy and it can be a celebration for the band in a way.
I think it would be awesome if Cradle were able to do something like this as well. It could be voting on songs or whole album from Principle to Cruelty, since we never hear many of their songs anymore except the main tracks.
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Permalink Reply by Lifestalker on
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I am telling you, play Cradle of Filth to your grandparents or something and you'll see what I am talking about. They don't have to be Satanic, but the average person who'd probably think they are satanic, just by the sound of their music. Hell, my girlfriend was an example for me and the outcome was pointing fingers at me and the band saying we are satanic and worship the devil. Not a good outcome.
It probably won't happen, but would be awesome if it would.
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Permalink Reply by ADreamOfWolves on
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No, I'm saying that an orchestra and choir would defiantly play with them, if they played with Dimmu. So, we wouldn't have to worry about that. The big problem is that Dimmu is far more symphonic than Cradle. And I don't think Cradle would pull it off, with an orchestra and choir playing behind them. I also don't think they have that much money either. Which is a bit surprising.
SpiritCrusher said:
I am telling you, play Cradle of Filth to your grandparents or something and you'll see what I am talking about. They don't have to be Satanic, but the average person who'd probably think they are satanic, just by the sound of their music. Hell, my girlfriend was an example for me and the outcome was pointing fingers at me and the band saying we are satanic and worship the devil. Not a good outcome.
It probably won't happen, but would be awesome if it would.
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Permalink Reply by Lifestalker on
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Well once we hear their Orchestral album we shall see if they will be able to play that live some how, if the orchestration closely follows the original tracks.
ADreamOfWolves said:No, I'm saying that an orchestra and choir would defiantly play with them, if they played with Dimmu. So, we wouldn't have to worry about that. The big problem is that Dimmu is far more symphonic than Cradle. And I don't think Cradle would pull it off, with an orchestra and choir playing behind them. I also don't think they have that much money either. Which is a bit surprising.
SpiritCrusher said:I am telling you, play Cradle of Filth to your grandparents or something and you'll see what I am talking about. They don't have to be Satanic, but the average person who'd probably think they are satanic, just by the sound of their music. Hell, my girlfriend was an example for me and the outcome was pointing fingers at me and the band saying we are satanic and worship the devil. Not a good outcome.
It probably won't happen, but would be awesome if it would.
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Permalink Reply by Kevin Hall on -
Definitely into Dimmu! That live orchestra show was awesome! Did you know Dimmu were nearly broke before their last release/tour and that live thing was a real gamble which seems to have paid off! Unfortunately, it would look like a copycat thing if Cradle tried it now, but they are also busy writing atm, we'll see after the next album is out, who knows by then.
ADreamOfWolves said:
No, I love Dimmu. I just don't see how Dimmu keeps pulling off amazing things, while Cradle seems to be planning nothing big!
Nymphetaminedisposed said:
why a *sigh*,you dont like dimmu?
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Permalink Reply by ADreamOfWolves on
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Really? So the months before Abrahadabra was released, they were nearly broke? I wonder why. I guess In Sorte Diaboli performed badly. Dimmu probably has to pay a lot of money for all the orchestra's and choir's they used in the earlier albums. Still, I just feel like their entire concert atmosphere is much better overall than a Cradle concert, unfortunately, but I think it's true.
Kevin Hall said:
Definitely into Dimmu! That live orchestra show was awesome! Did you know Dimmu were nearly broke before their last release/tour and that live thing was a real gamble which seems to have paid off! Unfortunately, it would look like a copycat thing if Cradle tried it now, but they are also busy writing atm, we'll see after the next album is out, who knows by then.
ADreamOfWolves said:
No, I love Dimmu. I just don't see how Dimmu keeps pulling off amazing things, while Cradle seems to be planning nothing big!
Nymphetaminedisposed said:
why a *sigh*,you dont like dimmu?
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Permalink Reply by Nutsack of Filth on -
Oh fuck yes.
It's weird that they're playing some real shitholes like Stoke and Colchester, but not playing bigger cities like Southampton or Liverpool. I'm not complaining though.
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Permalink Reply by ADreamOfWolves on
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Which venue are you going to Sean?
Noodle Vin Inferno said:
Oh fuck yes.
It's weird that they're playing some real shitholes like Stoke and Colchester, but not playing bigger cities like Southampton or Liverpool. I'm not complaining though.
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