First time I listened to Primordial, and I heard your voice and your words, I was stunned by the depth of your art, and the emotions that come with it in the end. "There is no forgiveness here, just the longest and the darkest night...". You sir are an inspiration to me.
I remember you supporting COF...94 I think it was? London Astoria,(R.I.P.) Along with Gorgoroth. Imrama and Journey's end, Love the early works! I've also got the Katatonia/Primordial split E.P.
There's something that appeals to me about this interview being about the length of a normal Primordial song. Speaking of favorite albums or periods of the band, the 7 song period is easily my favorite. Cheers for the answers.
Imrama is a funny one for me. I had someone share a cassette of it way back in the day, and I recall I liked it, but like most dubbed cassettes... the quality was shite (Also I think they had listed the band as Prime Immortal or some such. Ah life before the internet....). Anyhow it was forgotten and when someone showed me To The Nameless Dead, I remember it took a couple tries to get into the vocal style.. but almost a year from then to realize it was the same band and that. I enjoy the early albums, but maybe because Nameless Dead really is when my own journey began, I feel that it and Redemption are the that really stand heads above the rest, and really love the almost oratory style Alan uses on the newer stuff. Regardless, definitely enjoy hearing the earlier stuff. Some day I'll get to Europe and catch a show I hope.
Talking about the fact of mid a later albums being much more popular, I can't really understand, why that happened. I've always been a fan of all Primordial.
First time I listened to Primordial, and I heard your voice and your words, I was stunned by the depth of your art, and the emotions that come with it in the end. "There is no forgiveness here, just the longest and the darkest night...". You sir are an inspiration to me.
Imrama IS actually one of my favorite albums, probably the most Irish/Celtic sounding, I love the rawness and atmosphere of that album..
I remember you supporting COF...94 I think it was? London Astoria,(R.I.P.) Along with Gorgoroth. Imrama and Journey's end, Love the early works! I've also got the Katatonia/Primordial split E.P.
we want another ..Twilight Of The Gods cd !!!..........please !!!!
Favourite song, the coffin ships, sorry all the songs, love primordial they are fuckin brilliant 🤘🤘🤘🤘
This randomely popped up on my feed. And I DO still think Where Greater Men Have Fallen sounded different from the previous 3 albums
Sound is all jumbled. Must be a problem with the upload. Im viewing through the youtube app on a samsung s8.
There's something that appeals to me about this interview being about the length of a normal Primordial song. Speaking of favorite albums or periods of the band, the 7 song period is easily my favorite. Cheers for the answers.
That was informative and entertaining. You seem so.....sober. ;)
Imrama is a funny one for me. I had someone share a cassette of it way back in the day, and I recall I liked it, but like most dubbed cassettes... the quality was shite (Also I think they had listed the band as Prime Immortal or some such. Ah life before the internet....). Anyhow it was forgotten and when someone showed me To The Nameless Dead, I remember it took a couple tries to get into the vocal style.. but almost a year from then to realize it was the same band and that. I enjoy the early albums, but maybe because Nameless Dead really is when my own journey began, I feel that it and Redemption are the that really stand heads above the rest, and really love the almost oratory style Alan uses on the newer stuff. Regardless, definitely enjoy hearing the earlier stuff. Some day I'll get to Europe and catch a show I hope.
Very interesting. Thank you!
Talking about the fact of mid a later albums being much more popular, I can't really understand, why that happened. I've always been a fan of all Primordial.
You've hit a 100 subscribers with this video, where is the give-away? ;-)
Nice one though, I'd really like to see more of them.
Dick Emery - Comedian.
Can't hear it
Something wrong with the sound here Alan
Sounds alright with headphones though...
wait the board is still around?