They will. I understand the Japanese release may have an extra Goddess track that was left off as well.

[QUOTE=Cocaine;15780206]They will. I understand the Japanese release may have an extra Goddess track that was left off as well.[/QUOTE]

Why do lots of bands do that?

to prevent japs from ordering the american releases, they have incentive to get the domestic ones.

[QUOTE=Niflheim II;15780229]to prevent japs from ordering the american releases, they have incentive to get the domestic ones.[/QUOTE]

japs, haha:p

Alrighty then. Never knew that. So then wouldn't that make Americans want to buy the Japanese release?

no because american releases come out before the jap ones I believe and americans are stupid etc etc

Yah. I guess that makes sense. And true for that last part too.

Japanese releases almost always feature bonus content. They're usually more expensive too. This is just a rumour though. I know there's bonus material somewhere out there, I'm just assuming their Japanese label would handle it.

So do bigger bands have to get a label for every continent or something if they want to release around the world?

as opposed to labels over here wanting to jack cd prices up for less content?

[QUOTE=illpressureurhinges1;15780261]So do bigger bands have to get a label for every continent or something if they want to release around the world?[/QUOTE]

It depends. Bigger labels do wider releases. Underground Operations, while distributed by Universal, is only big enough to handle Canada. Vagrant is much larger, but still only handle US and Europe. Then there's a Japanese label handling it. Sometimes one label handles all markets. It just depends.

Makes sense. It's just weird how some bands release the same album on like 2 or 3 labels, but I guess that's just how it works.

It's not weird from a business stand-point. You want to get the biggest audience for your band possible.

Yah, no, I understand. I was weird to see that as a person new to the music business, but I see why it's necessary now that I have a better grasp of the concept.

[QUOTE=Cocaine;15743783]k Europeans.

Let's just say they wanted to tour Europe. Who are some bands, not too random, that you could see them playing with?[/QUOTE]

Get them to tour with Architects. That'd be a ****ing awesome tour.

It would be a whole lot better than Silverstein, The Devil Wears Prada, and A Day To Remember...

[QUOTE=illpressureurhinges1;15780426]It would be a whole lot better than Silverstein, The Devil Wears Prada, and A Day To Remember...[/QUOTE]

hell yes

I'm probably going to go see them doing one of the shows with those bands, but they're going to be the only reason I'll be there. And maybe a little because of TDWP. But I can't stand the other two.

Yeah they're both very technical bands so it'd go. Plus I can't see PTH audinces booin Architets off stage.

Yah. I'll just go find something else to do during A Day To Remember and I can leave when Silverstein comes on, because unfortunately, Silverstein is headlining.

Initially, I was really psyched about going to see PTH, but then I saw who they were touring with and now I'm wondering if it would be worth it

:-\

Don't fault the band because their touring with random and insanely gay acts. If it's not cripplingly expensive you should go. Don't not support them because you dont want to support the bands they're touring with.

Yeah, that makes sense. I might go, but I would have to see if my brother is willing to go as well, because that's pretty much the only way I could go see them.

Tyler makes a rare grammar error:
[QUOTE]Don't fault the band because their touring with random and insanely gay acts.[/QUOTE]

:D

I've been making that stupid mistake scarily often lately. I need to start writing again. They're :(

[QUOTE=Mattijuana;15780622]Tyler makes a rare grammar error[/QUOTE]

Oh my God...

But yah, I don't care who they're playing with, I still want to go really bad.

What's the last review you did?

[QUOTE=Mattijuana;15780639]What's the last review you did?[/QUOTE]

Triskele. I'm going to finish up my Fortress review in the next week and then I'll get going again. I'm just stuck on the rating. It's clearly a 4.5 but I want to review it with some extra harshness so I think I might review it as a 4, from a more objective standpoint. It's just frustrating because I dont place emphasis on rating so much as I do my words.

And as I get more context I just appreciate the album more. Finding out that Rody did all the growls pushed it up a good .3 and hearing the cool story behind having a cat meowing in one track definitely added a .1 and I can't exactly give it a 4.4

[QUOTE=Cocaine;15780608]Don't fault the band because their touring with random and insanely gay acts. If it's not cripplingly expensive you should go. Don't not support them because you dont want to support the bands they're touring with.[/QUOTE]

i guess thats true
it kinda sucks though when you spend the money and you dont like any of the other bands
its just a bum out but i see where you're coming from.

[QUOTE=Cocaine;15780656]Triskele. I'm going to finish up my Fortress review in the next week and then I'll get going again. I'm just stuck on the rating. It's clearly a 4.5 but I want to review it with some extra harshness so I think I might review it as a 4, from a more objective standpoint. It's just frustrating because I dont place emphasis on rating so much as I do my words.

And as I get more context I just appreciate the album more. Finding out that Rody did all the growls pushed it up a good .3 and hearing the cool story behind having a cat meowing in one track definitely added a .1 and I can't exactly give it a 4.4[/QUOTE]

4.4 rounds to 4.5

I think I'm gonna hold out to get the hard copy before trying to get any more songs.

You wont find any more songs anyways buddddddy. Just know that Bloodmeat is the safest track on the album and that Sequoia is the most out of place on the album. So you still dont really know what you're in for.