LUCA TURILLI To Write 'Imaginary' Keeper Of The Seven Keys 3 (#1575)

Anonymous · **Posted:** Tue Nov 07, 2006 4:43 am

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Band News - LUCA TURILLI To Write 'Imaginary' Keeper Of The Seven Keys 3

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scud · **Joined:** Mon Nov 01, 2004 10:34 am **Posts:** 636

New Dreamquest can't wait Lost Horizons is a awesome cd. Hope his next solo album is better first two were great latest wasn't as good imo. I never really thought of Olaf as similar to Michael Kiske pretty big shoes to fill he is good but there's only one M K.

Ness · **Posted:** Tue Nov 07, 2006 12:29 pm

HAHAHAHA!!! You know what... this can't be bad.

Radagast · **Posted:** Tue Nov 07, 2006 3:19 pm

His last solo album was shite, sounds like he realises the need for speed. :dio:

Lord Jotun · **Posted:** Tue Nov 07, 2006 4:00 pm

Isn't this called ripping off?

Cú Chulainn · **Posted:** Tue Nov 07, 2006 5:27 pm

Radagast wrote:

His last solo album was shite, sounds like he realises the need for speed. :dio:

Eyesore · **Posted:** Tue Nov 07, 2006 7:48 pm

Lord Jotun wrote:

Isn't this called ripping off?

Well, I don't think he was being completely literal. I think he's basically saying he's writing an album like the first two Keeper albums.

As for his last solo album, it's much better on repeated listens. It's a grower! And I agree, the Dreamquest CD is a killer! A big surprise.

noodles · **Posted:** Tue Nov 07, 2006 9:49 pm

diss2the legacy

Eternal Idol · **Posted:** Tue Nov 07, 2006 9:51 pm

The New and Improved Keeper of the Seven Keys, Now With More Gay!

Ness · **Posted:** Wed Nov 08, 2006 2:26 am

noodles wrote:

diss2the legacy

Why even bother?

derncare · **Joined:** Sat Jul 16, 2005 4:40 am **Posts:** 731

While I'm not the biggest Rhapsody fan, Luca is a pretty good player, and I can see him pulling this off. Hmmm...does this mean it'll be more guitar-oriented with less keys/orchestration, since the Keepers albums didn't have much compared to bands like Rhapsody?

The_Voice · **Posted:** Wed Nov 08, 2006 7:26 am

derncare wrote:

While I'm not the biggest Rhapsody fan, Luca is a pretty good player, and I can see him pulling this off. Hmmm...does this mean it'll be more guitar-oriented with less keys/orchestration, since the Keepers albums didn't have much compared to bands like Rhapsody?

i dont think so

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But this is only a part of the whole plan. The new album will comprehend a giant orchestra too, a giant choir and a lot of very special guests for a complete cinematic approach

So basically its not going to be like the keepers at all.

derncare · **Joined:** Sat Jul 16, 2005 4:40 am **Posts:** 731

The_Voice wrote:

derncare wrote:

While I'm not the biggest Rhapsody fan, Luca is a pretty good player, and I can see him pulling this off. Hmmm...does this mean it'll be more guitar-oriented with less keys/orchestration, since the Keepers albums didn't have much compared to bands like Rhapsody?

i dont think so

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But this is only a part of the whole plan. The new album will comprehend a giant orchestra too, a giant choir and a lot of very special guests for a complete cinematic approach

So basically its not going to be like the keepers at all.

I guess I should have finished reading :lol:

Hmmm...so, what part of it is going to be like Keepers, just the fact that the guy sounds a little like Kiske? :huh:

The Silent Man · **Posted:** Wed Nov 08, 2006 4:17 pm

I think he just means he wants to re-create the spirit of those albums, not rip them off and not sound 100% similar, but in the spirit of fun, catchy melodic speed/power whatever metal. I dont see why people are taking it so literal.

derncare · **Joined:** Sat Jul 16, 2005 4:40 am **Posts:** 731

Because he didn't say it was in the spirit of anything. He basically said it was his version of Keepers 3, which is a big, bold statement in the PM world. I'm sure he actually meant what you think he meant, but it doesn't change the can of worms he opened with his choice of words. Of course, this kind of debate is great advertising, so maybe he wanted to stir up some stuff.

Radagast · **Posted:** Wed Nov 08, 2006 5:32 pm

Maybe he just made the mistake of presuming people can read between the lines?

Eyesore · **Posted:** Wed Nov 08, 2006 6:57 pm

derncare wrote:

Because he didn't say it was in the spirit of anything. He basically said it was his version of Keepers 3, which is a big, bold statement in the PM world. I'm sure he actually meant what you think he meant, but it doesn't change the can of worms he opened with his choice of words. Of course, this kind of debate is great advertising, so maybe he wanted to stir up some stuff.

Actually, he said "...my next solo album will try to be the imaginary 'Keeper of the Seven Keys, Part 3' that I would have liked to hear sung by Michael Kiske in 1990..."

He's essentially saying that this is what he would have wanted Helloween to do, not what they would have done.

The_Voice · **Posted:** Wed Nov 08, 2006 8:25 pm

Eyesore wrote:

derncare wrote:

Because he didn't say it was in the spirit of anything. He basically said it was his version of Keepers 3, which is a big, bold statement in the PM world. I'm sure he actually meant what you think he meant, but it doesn't change the can of worms he opened with his choice of words. Of course, this kind of debate is great advertising, so maybe he wanted to stir up some stuff.

Actually, he said "...my next solo album will try to be the imaginary 'Keeper of the Seven Keys, Part 3' that I would have liked to hear sung by Michael Kiske in 1990..."

He's essentially saying that this is what he would have wanted Helloween to do, not what they would have done.

Yeah but his choice of words might misslead peolple in to thinking something else, but hey whatever man the project still sounds interesting,

Ness · **Posted:** Wed Nov 08, 2006 9:05 pm

The_Voice wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

derncare wrote:

Because he didn't say it was in the spirit of anything. He basically said it was his version of Keepers 3, which is a big, bold statement in the PM world. I'm sure he actually meant what you think he meant, but it doesn't change the can of worms he opened with his choice of words. Of course, this kind of debate is great advertising, so maybe he wanted to stir up some stuff.

Actually, he said "...my next solo album will try to be the imaginary 'Keeper of the Seven Keys, Part 3' that I would have liked to hear sung by Michael Kiske in 1990..."

He's essentially saying that this is what he would have wanted Helloween to do, not what they would have done.

Yeah but his choice of words might misslead peolple in to thinking something else, but hey whatever man the project still sounds interesting,

Luca Turilli is notorious for his horrible English. "We were drinking all of the beers!"

derncare · **Joined:** Sat Jul 16, 2005 4:40 am **Posts:** 731

metalNESS wrote:

The_Voice wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

derncare wrote:

Because he didn't say it was in the spirit of anything. He basically said it was his version of Keepers 3, which is a big, bold statement in the PM world. I'm sure he actually meant what you think he meant, but it doesn't change the can of worms he opened with his choice of words. Of course, this kind of debate is great advertising, so maybe he wanted to stir up some stuff.

Actually, he said "...my next solo album will try to be the imaginary 'Keeper of the Seven Keys, Part 3' that I would have liked to hear sung by Michael Kiske in 1990..."

He's essentially saying that this is what he would have wanted Helloween to do, not what they would have done.

Yeah but his choice of words might misslead peolple in to thinking something else, but hey whatever man the project still sounds interesting,

Luca Turilli is notorious for his horrible English. "We were drinking all of the beers!"

Yeah, just watch the promo DVD with the live album. ALL of their English is pretty funny :lol:

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