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Deftones-argentina

Actually I'm more curious to hear Flashback, since it being talked about & the fact that  closes the record.

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scatterbrain

Quote from: Deftones-argentina on Sep 21, 2012, 02:55 AM
Actually I'm more curious to hear Flashback, since it being talked about & the fact that  closes the record..
That name just sounds epic.would be nice if it clocked in around 7 minutues.would be cool if they jam that shit out like fireal and pink maggit.allways wished rivere was around 2 minutues longer.
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DeftonesNZ

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Quote from: Vesanic on Sep 21, 2012, 05:22 AM...
Yea Chino said Abe played a few of the songs on his laptop the other week and it was the first time he had heard it in four years he said he forgot how heavy it is, he said he really liked one song in particular that was really heavy and dark not just sonically but lyrically and said hearing it took him back to those times and made him feel like he did back then and then he said it would be released when the time is right.

bewareofrats

I like Riviere the way it is.  It would lose some of its charm if it was long like Pink Maggit.
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scatterbrain

Quote from: bewareofrats on Sep 21, 2012, 05:46 AM
I like Riviere the way it is.  It would lose some of its charm if it was long like Pink Maggit.
You're probally right,I just never want that song to end......
It is what it is and that's a awesome song.
Sorry to get off topic
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vinsanity

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Playhouse

apparently its less heavy than diamond eyes lol

luisch

http://www.sacbee.com/2012/09/21/4836357/deftones-coming-to-town-with-stone.html

Deftones coming to town with Stone Temple Pilots, Bush
By Chris Macias
cmacias@sacbee.com
Published: Friday, Sep. 21, 2012 - 12:00 am | Page 5TICKET

Together for nearly a quarter century, after humble beginnings in a south Sacramento garage, Deftones couldn't be busier. The band already spent a chunk of August touring with System of a Down, and is on the verge of a hometown show Sunday at Discovery Park that's co-headlined by Stone Temple Pilots and Bush.

Once October hits, Deftones will rev up the tour bus for another round of gigs across the country.

All of this rocking is a prelude to Nov. 13 – the day Deftones release their seventh studio album, "Koi No Yokan."

"It's a Japanese phrase that loosely means 'love at first sight,' " said singer Chino Moreno, on the phone from a Southern California recording studio. "We didn't go into the studio with this certain ideal. It just kind of happened, possibly because we're in a good place in our lives. It's a very optimistic sort of feeling."

Those sunny feelings follow the most harrowing times in Deftones' career, an otherwise successful run that has included a Grammy Award and the platinum-selling album "White Pony." Bassist Chi Cheng was nearly killed in a 2008 car accident and has remained in a coma ever since. The band soldiered on with help from former Quicksand bassist Sergio Vega and entered one of its most productive phases, both as a touring and recording band.

While Deftones were once fairly notorious for taking their sweet time in the studio, "Koi No Yokan" will arrive just two years after 2010's "Diamond Eyes."

"I've said it before, but if it wasn't for (Vega), I don't think we would've continued after Chi's accident," Moreno said. "Writing with him is awesome. He's a very enthusiastic person, and having new blood come in really psyches everyone up again. He's a great dude who motivates us, and we have a lot of respect for him."

Back in Sacramento, on a sweltering afternoon, drummer Abe Cunningham navigated his black Cadillac toward the new Zocalo restaurant in Roseville. Along with DJ Frank Delgado, Cunningham's the remaining Deftones member who lives in Sacramento. Moreno and guitarist Stephen Carpenter have lived in Southern California for years, while Vega calls New York home when he's not on Deftones duty.

Cunningham turns up the volume on his car stereo, which quickly fills with chunky guitar rhythms and Moreno's ethereal vocals. These are the nearly finished mixes of "Koi No Yokan," which even in their preliminary state sound especially full and dynamic.

"Check this one out – it's kind of like Pink Floyd," Cunningham said about one track with a spacey intro.

The new songs have such names as "Rosemary," "Dazzle" and "Swerve City," though some are working titles and could change by the time the album is released. The hallmark Deftones sounds are all there, magnified, even: a mix of beauty and guitar-and-drum bombast, keyboard and turntable soundscapes, all punctuated with Moreno's patented screams. They're songs that'll bang your head, and then soothe any neck pain via Moreno's vocal melodies and other dreamy textures.

"We've just been on a stride lately with the last record and this one," Cunningham said. "We've been maximizing our time. I think this is some of the best music we've ever done. Everyone always says that, but it's the truth. We have a respect for what we're able to do, and it feels great. There's still the craving to want to do it, and we have a blast."

Moreno also feels stoked about the new batch of songs. Deftones always has been heavy enough for hard-rock radio, but with enough twists and a diversity of influences to set the band apart from the typical head-banging hordes.

"We never go in with a preconceived idea of what record we're going to make," Moreno said. "We look at it like capturing three months of our lives together, and this is what it is. One word that always comes back is 'dynamic.' There's a lot of different moods, and I think people are really going to enjoy it."

The band might preview a couple new songs at Sunday's show but will likely focus on the back catalog that made Deftones one of the biggest acts to break from Sacramento. Though Moreno's a Southern California guy now, his heart remains in Sacramento – the city where Deftones got their start and then took on the world.

"That's my city," Moreno said. "I miss my buddies and my family in Sacto, and I get back pretty often. We were out with System of a Down getting our feet wet, and we are jazzed up to play."


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DeftonesNZ

Thanks for posting that although I did lose a bit of respect for Chino after he said Jazzed lol.

M1GHTY M4VS

Umm Pink Floyd Vibe, I get the feeling long intros with slight guitar and frank effects, that lead into the songs and switches the mood in transitions, might give them more breath for the live performances especially as they're going from early 40s to their 50s now and Serge beeing a Silver Lion soon lol.
Jazzed, well Jazz isn't bad music, there's a lot of shabby nonsense nowadays so staying classical to musical elements is good better if they just use how music was intended with fresh elements instead of this horrorfying Dubstep and Drumcomputed stuff that many have put to either rmx's of deftones or those shitty bands that must extend to these crap officially just because they fail to be good enough to do it by hand live namingly Slipknot that has headlined deftones (such an insult) recently.

deftones86

^haha this dude cracks me up thought chino was listening to jazz. and deftones are still in their 30's. stef might be 40 something sergio too

deftoolsys07

Quote from: deftones86 on Sep 21, 2012, 02:34 PM
^haha this dude cracks me up thought chino was listening to jazz. and deftones are still in their 30's. stef might be 40 something sergio too

Just leave him alone, he'll get it someday..
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M1GHTY M4VS

Chino and Abe born in '73, Stef, Chi and Frank born in '70 Vega is unspecified but I think he's the oldest of them all lol, that leads most of them at the Age of 42 now, then butter in those chitchat about Chino's Wheight, ignoring Stef's absolute Adonis Type of Human Body, dude's a Gladiator on Guitar still but soon he'll be a doctore type wipping out the best he can but seriously thought about how he'll look if he greys, like an icon as Bud Spencer, still favourite among a billion people :D


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M1GHTY M4VS

The font feels pretty DE but at the same time it feels great for these huge amphitheatre as it looks good from about any angle. Doesn't beat the curtain intro but still looks awesome with their very good light fx they have around for a decade.

iceache

It's just the SNW font bolded.. Which I suppose is the same as the DE font lol

bewareofrats

I like the SNW font better... but that might just be because I like SNW more.
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dictatesofreason

yeah the SNW imagery was pretty spacey i liked it