Triacc Wrote:Anybody hear anything about a name for the new album?
I can't recall the exact Gord D quote, but it's something to the effect of "It's been narrowed down to about 100 posibilities..."
i think "100 possibilities" would be a great name for an album!! :thumb:
opiated Wrote:i think "100 possibilities" would be a great name for an album!! :thumb:
agreed :mrgreen:
I heard from an unnaned source it's going to be called, "Bob Rock Dumbs Down the Hip So People Will 'Get Them'".
I'll be here all night. :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
Corby Wrote:Chris Tanz Wrote:Bob Rock
don't tell skippy!
I've been in Vancouver for a week, so I missed all this ... and I come back to find that Bob Rock's producing?
We're doooooomed!
Man, I just can't afford to be out of the loop for a second....
Looking forward to it, my ever hazier memories of the London show bode well in terms of the new material!
the hip.com does not say anything about a new album yet...
zero buzz ... fine, I'll just make stuff up.
I heard on this album Gord Sinclair plays two basses at once.
I heard that on this album they do a rocking version of As I Wind Down the Pines that's speeded up like the fast version of So Hard Done By.
I heard that Johnny takes lead vocals on two songs.
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Chris Tanz Wrote:I heard that on this album they do a rocking version of As I Wind Down the Pines that's speeded up like the fast version of So Hard Done By.
Just as I suspected.
God damn that Bob Rock!
A source has also told me Chad Kroeger and Gord do a duet.
I take my sources to the grave.
I heard the Langois is going all the Vocals.
NMAS Wrote:I heard the Langois is going all the Vocals.
I heard that when you spell his name wrong, he kicks your ass.
Paul Langlois once ate three 72 oz. steaks in one hour. He spent the first 45 minutes having sex with his waitress.
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Chris Tanz Wrote:Paul Langlois once ate three 72 oz. steaks in one hour. He spent the first 45 minutes having sex with his waitress.
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Priceless :lol: :lol: :lol:
I heard that David Lee Roth sings on half the songs, which are actually bluegrass covers of Van Halen songs....
And the other half is Gord Downie spoken work over Johnny Fays accordian chops.