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Dietmar - Rolling Stone Cover Alert!!!

PostPosted: 01 Jun 2007 03:25
by Kim
I heard it on the radio today - the lads will be on the cover of Rolling Stone! Thank god I have a subscription!

PostPosted: 01 Jun 2007 03:30
by Dietmar
oh, good / I can get that in Germany easily!

PostPosted: 01 Jun 2007 14:59
by Divemistress of the Dark
But will there be an interview filled with choice smartassed remarks?? One certainly hopes so...!

PostPosted: 01 Jun 2007 15:44
by BongoBoy
I thought Dietmar was on the cover !

(...maybe floating in the background? heh,heh.)

I was hoping Rolling Stone would do this, Awesome !

Cheers Y'all !!!

PostPosted: 01 Jun 2007 16:07
by DirtyMartini
HA! I thought Dietmar was on the cover as well!

PostPosted: 01 Jun 2007 16:16
by Marshmallow Jones 1
Rolling Stone - ugh what a rag. I used to subscribe, I got so sick of their writing. They have an EXTREMELY annoying need to compartmentalize every artist they write about by summing up what they say is their musical style in a few buzz words. The Police would be something like 'frat house reggae-punk' or something weak like that. From their latest online edition, here's some of their band-tagging terms they used

art-metal seriousness
pop pleasure
industrial metal
goth-pop
punk sludge
frazzled techno
tasteful pop
dance-soul
well-manicured pop
arena-rock

PostPosted: 01 Jun 2007 17:15
by copelandos_damour
Really cool, I've gotta get that!

PostPosted: 01 Jun 2007 18:06
by samburusunset
[quote="Marshmallow Jones 1"]Rolling Stone - ugh what a rag. I used to subscribe, I got so sick of their writing. They have an EXTREMELY annoying need to compartmentalize every artist they write about by summing up what they say is their musical style in a few buzz words. The Police would be something like 'frat house reggae-punk' or something weak like that. From their latest online edition, here's some of their band-tagging terms they used

art-metal seriousness
pop pleasure
industrial metal
goth-pop
punk sludge
frazzled techno
tasteful pop
dance-soul
well-manicured pop
arena-rock[/quote]

Four words:

THEN DON'T BUY IT!

Leaves more for the rest of us :wink:

PostPosted: 01 Jun 2007 20:54
by Hannaha
I heard from an american friend that we should be looking out for Drum magazine and also a Modern Drummer 2 DVD set from Stew's 9-16-06 performance. I'm not sure if the DVD will come with the magazine or if they put out DVDs separately - do any of the drum nerds know?!

PostPosted: 01 Jun 2007 21:14
by Marshmallow Jones 1
[quote]Four words:

THEN DON'T BUY IT!

Leaves more for the rest of us [/quote]


i dont, hence my use of the past indicative 'used to'.

PostPosted: 01 Jun 2007 21:25
by GinaSuperCat
Hannaha, the DVD's from the MD festival are released separately...I have a few from previous years that I got from Amazon (actually hubby bought one for my b-day <smile)...I subscribed to MD for a few years (have let it lapse, gah)...

PostPosted: 01 Jun 2007 21:31
by Hannaha
Thanks for the info Gina x

PostPosted: 01 Jun 2007 22:26
by Divemistress of the Dark
I'm not the world's hugest fan of Rolling Stone either, tell you the truth. Mostly because they don't write about most bands I like (indies that don't sell billions of records). I'll make an exception for this issue, though.

PostPosted: 02 Jun 2007 01:19
by sockii
[quote="Hannaha"]I heard from an american friend that we should be looking out for Drum magazine and also a Modern Drummer 2 DVD set from Stew's 9-16-06 performance. I'm not sure if the DVD will come with the magazine or if they put out DVDs separately - do any of the drum nerds know?![/quote]

I posted about the Modern Drummer dvds a week or two ago.

You have to order the discs separate from the magazine - either from their website or I think you can get 'em from Amazon.

The first disc has maybe 15 minutes of Stew's Gizmo performance (3 songs). The second disc has a 20 minute or so backstage interview with Stew - not so much new info for any of us here, though he does a little bit of technique demo, mostly on his stick grip and a little on the high hat.

It's nice to have, if you're fanatical (like some of us, *cough*) but I'd stull much rather have a nice Gizmo DVD/CD set to add to my collection next to my Orchestralli & Taranta sets, you know? :wink:

PostPosted: 02 Jun 2007 02:08
by Laz
BTW, anyone going to the shows this summer w/$30 extra bucks in their pockets can pick up a copy of an Orchestralli DVD at the merch booth. Just FYI

Laz