Arsis w/ Ben (#119)

metalgod · **Joined:** Thu Sep 16, 2004 12:50 am **Posts:** 5515

We'd love to hear what do you think about:

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Ben interviewing James Malone (guitars / vocals), Noah Martin (bass), Ryan Knight (guitars), and Sean Priest of Arsis
Date: Fri Aug 22, 2008 12:00 am

Click here to read the interview.

Ness · **Posted:** Fri Sep 19, 2008 1:07 am

Nice interview...

I loved this band live. I saw them back when they toured with Necrophagist. James Malone was fucking brilliant. There was only about 10 people that showed up (suprise... it's Omaha, NE) to the show, but Malone still made the best of it.

Karmakosmonaut · **Posted:** Fri Sep 26, 2008 12:19 pm

Another interview? Did all the worthwhile bands decline or what?

noodles · **Posted:** Fri Sep 26, 2008 4:52 pm

i wanna know what their new drummer sounds like

SoulSociety · **Posted:** Tue Oct 21, 2008 2:48 pm

Good interview, but I disagree with the downloading stuff said at the end. The likes of rap fans won't buy real cds, I know cause I used to be one and I never bought an original album, not until I got into metal.

EdgeOfForever · **Posted:** Tue Oct 21, 2008 4:16 pm

SoulSociety wrote:

Good interview, but I disagree with the downloading stuff said at the end. The likes of rap fans won't buy real cds, I know cause I used to be one and I never bought an original album, not until I got into metal.

Of course they buy albums. Mainstream hip-hop artists sell albums because they're mainstream and the hip-hop fans that are into more non-mainstream stuff buy albums because they're just as passionate about their music as metal heads are.

SoulSociety · **Posted:** Wed Oct 22, 2008 8:00 am

EdgeOfForever wrote:

SoulSociety wrote:

Good interview, but I disagree with the downloading stuff said at the end. The likes of rap fans won't buy real cds, I know cause I used to be one and I never bought an original album, not until I got into metal.

Of course they buy albums. Mainstream hip-hop artists sell albums because they're mainstream and the hip-hop fans that are into more non-mainstream stuff buy albums because they're just as passionate about their music as metal heads are.

What I'm saying is those people who actually still watch MTV and like all that gay pop rubbish that is always on don't really give a fuck about music, since all they care about is a single which they can just get off Ares or something else, and which they will stop listening to after a month or so when something newer/more popular comes out.

traptunderice · **Posted:** Thu Oct 23, 2008 3:12 am

SoulSociety wrote:

EdgeOfForever wrote:

SoulSociety wrote:

Good interview, but I disagree with the downloading stuff said at the end. The likes of rap fans won't buy real cds, I know cause I used to be one and I never bought an original album, not until I got into metal.

Of course they buy albums. Mainstream hip-hop artists sell albums because they're mainstream and the hip-hop fans that are into more non-mainstream stuff buy albums because they're just as passionate about their music as metal heads are.

What I'm saying is those people who actually still watch MTV and like all that gay pop rubbish that is always on don't really give a fuck about music, since all they care about is a single which they can just get off Ares or something else, and which they will stop listening to after a month or so when something newer/more popular comes out.

Then how can rap records top the charts? How can rappers afford their Escalades?

SoulSociety · **Posted:** Fri Oct 24, 2008 1:03 pm

traptunderice wrote:

SoulSociety wrote:

EdgeOfForever wrote:

SoulSociety wrote:

Good interview, but I disagree with the downloading stuff said at the end. The likes of rap fans won't buy real cds, I know cause I used to be one and I never bought an original album, not until I got into metal.

Of course they buy albums. Mainstream hip-hop artists sell albums because they're mainstream and the hip-hop fans that are into more non-mainstream stuff buy albums because they're just as passionate about their music as metal heads are.

What I'm saying is those people who actually still watch MTV and like all that gay pop rubbish that is always on don't really give a fuck about music, since all they care about is a single which they can just get off Ares or something else, and which they will stop listening to after a month or so when something newer/more popular comes out.

Then how can rap records top the charts? How can rappers afford their Escalades?

I know, I'm being contradictory, the thing is I can't imagine people actually going to buy the latest 50 cent cd, even though it happens. Then again, I still don't get how reality TV is so popular, so there you go.

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