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Frank Giaramita
09/26/05, 08:24 PM
Thrice (www.thrice.net) posted "The Earth Will Shake" on their Myspace.com (www.myspace.com/thrice) page. The band's new record, Vheissu, hits shelves on October 18th, but you know that already.

Submitted by: FondestMemory
Cheddar
09/26/05, 08:30 PM
Two new Thrice songs today. T'was a good day.

p.s. I LOVE this song, and it's not even finished yet.
spansen
09/26/05, 08:40 PM
iiii like both of them.
annnnd i ripped both of them

god i love soundcapture.
i'm buying this cd though, don't worry.
TyroneShoolaces
09/26/05, 08:48 PM
haha...."hype"
LPMagic
09/26/05, 08:53 PM
haha...."hype"
Dammit, you beat me to it.

- Jeff
murphy77
09/26/05, 08:55 PM
this song is awesome. so is thrice. i vow not to listen to any more vheissu songs until the 18th
CT-Tim
09/26/05, 09:03 PM
On a sad note, Image of the Invisible is no longer up for download :/
FeynmanWannabe
09/26/05, 09:10 PM
Must...not...listen. All you bastards are making this tough, y'know that? Cannot wait till this drops.
WhatSayYou
09/26/05, 09:21 PM
Dang this cd is going to be epic. Both of those songs are amazing.
Boring Pop Song
09/26/05, 09:54 PM
when they played this live... i actually pooped my pants. true story
Get Fucked
09/26/05, 10:51 PM
I'm sitting in my room with the lights off and that chanting part is fucking creepy as fuck. Amazing song.
druck
09/27/05, 12:07 AM
Bah. I can't stand listening to part of an album for a few weeks and then when you get the real deal you skip over those tracks everytime. Totally spoils it..this is why I wait for the full thing.
snowtires
09/27/05, 04:35 AM
it absolutely sickens me that they completely stole, excuse me, 'based the song on' the alan lomax recording of old alabama. what sickens me even more is that someone will stand up for them because 'oh, they said they based the song on an old prison song blah blah blah' sorry, that doesn't excuse unoriginality. since when did 'emo' or 'screamo' or whatever the hell you want to call it take a page from hip hop and start lifting songs?
llwin
09/27/05, 07:42 AM
Bah. I can't stand listening to part of an album for a few weeks and then when you get the real deal you skip over those tracks everytime. Totally spoils it..this is why I wait for the full thing.
U said it..so true :huh:
illusion
09/27/05, 09:43 AM
it absolutely sickens me that they completely stole, excuse me, 'based the song on' the alan lomax recording of old alabama. what sickens me even more is that someone will stand up for them because 'oh, they said they based the song on an old prison song blah blah blah' sorry, that doesn't excuse unoriginality. since when did 'emo' or 'screamo' or whatever the hell you want to call it take a page from hip hop and start lifting songs?

probably around the time the rolling stones were ripping off blues riffs.

what other heavy band can you see being as creative as what thrice seems to be doing on this record?
duffe
09/27/05, 11:15 AM
Amazing song.
A picasso blue
09/27/05, 12:46 PM
Vheissu, hits shelves on October 18th, but you know that already.




it was supposed to be today :(
Jason Tate
09/27/05, 12:56 PM
it absolutely sickens me that they completely stole, excuse me, 'based the song on' the alan lomax recording of old alabama. what sickens me even more is that someone will stand up for them because 'oh, they said they based the song on an old prison song blah blah blah' sorry, that doesn't excuse unoriginality. since when did 'emo' or 'screamo' or whatever the hell you want to call it take a page from hip hop and start lifting songs?
It reminds me of "O Brother Where Art Thou" more than it does "Old Alabama" ...

Elvis, The Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Who .... all famous for "ripping off" (as you put it), other artists. If you want to be original, go drag a mic down the road or something.
snowtires
09/27/05, 02:08 PM
It reminds me of "O Brother Where Art Thou" more than it does "Old Alabama" ...

Elvis, The Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Who .... all famous for "ripping off" (as you put it), other artists. If you want to be original, go drag a mic down the road or something.

so, because it was done before, that makes it ok? elvis i'll give you, elvis was the britney spears of his time. shit, all white people in the 40's and 50's did was steal from black artists. the stones, the beatles, the who, maybe they played a guitar riff or something similar to a blues band but (and maybe i'm wrong), i don't ever remember them just taking a well-known recording, bookending it with an isis song and calling it their own. granted, isis wasn't around back then, but you get my point. the beatles' recording of 'twist and shout' doesn't say 'lennon/mccartney' after it, it says 'russell/medley.' i mean, hey, if thrice's recording gives credit where credit is due, then i'll retract my statement. but i have a feeling it won't.

as far as the 'drag a mic down the road' comment, i'm pretty sure wolfeyes does something similar to that or at least it sounds that way. and then they tie cats' tails to ceiling fans and let the hilarity ensue.