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Ilan Rubin w NIN
el_loko - N lis 16, 2008 07:54 " />Nowym perkusist± NIN na trasie w 2009 roku bedzie Ilan Rubin. http://nin.com/ sychy - N lis 16, 2008 08:10 " />Wreszcie Justin będzie miał kolegę.... 
szeregowa_glonojad - N lis 16, 2008 10:02 " />Hmm a czy to przypadkiem nie jest tak, że już drugi raz Rubin wchodzi na miejsce Freese'a? Tzn co¶ tam mi ¶wita z historii Lostprophets.. Chyba, że Ľle ¶wita ^^ Nikotyna - N lis 16, 2008 10:11 " />Si, siniora! ">Currently, Ilan is the drummer for the Welsh band Lostprophets (although he is American). He replaced Mike Chiplin, founding member and original drummer, who quit the band in June 2005. Before finding Rubin, Lostprophets hired session drummer Josh Freese to record the tracks on Liberation Transmission. Then, after they hired Ilan, he played the remaining two tracks on Liberation Transmission: For All These Times Son, For All These Times and Everybody's Screaming!!! EDIT: Rubin to tylko z Rickiem mi się kojarzy... zamiast obfitej brody jest po prostu bujna czupryna theworst - N lis 16, 2008 10:54 " />No jestem ciekaw jak sobie chłopak poradzi. mała próbka plus jeszcze jeden obrazek  ale z niego chłopięcie, hehe ruda - N lis 16, 2008 16:25 " />Po zobaczeniu solówki mam tylko jedno skojarzenie: 
Buburules - N lis 16, 2008 16:46 " />oj jaki młodziutki w porównaniu do reszty... solo dosyć "ekspresyjne"! Po przejrzeniu kilku filmików z youtube jestem pozytywnie nastawiona, ale poczekamy, zobaczymy. Agnieszka - Pn lis 17, 2008 08:38 " />Ku pamięci http://muzyka.onet.pl/10174,1863790,newsy.html pohn - Pn lis 17, 2008 11:48 " />i http://muzyka.onet.pl/10173,1863814,newsy.html 2 identyczne niemalze newsy w jednym dziale jednego portalu, hohoh Nikotyna - Wt lis 18, 2008 10:27 " />U Agi news był z działu Rock (po kliknięciu już nic nie ma), a potem najwidoczniej stwierdzili, że ładniej będzie wygl±dał w Alternatywie Kurcze, coraz młodszych chłopaków Trent zatrudnia... to tak, jakby własnego syna zaangażował buhhhaj - Wt lis 18, 2008 11:17 " />co to sie nie dzieje z włosami w tym zespole xD phhrhrh antimatter - Wt lis 18, 2008 12:01 " />http://www.nme.com/news/nine-inch-nails/41124 Dram 666 - ¦r lis 19, 2008 13:45 " />mam tylko nadzieje ze koles nie bedzie takim pozerem jak North... kajka1990 - ¦r lis 19, 2008 14:13 " />http://www.myspace.com/thenewregime antimatter - Cz lis 27, 2008 13:37 " />Thursday, November 27, 2008 The Good Soldier - Official Statement As some of you may or not know, Ilan our drummer of 3 years is leaving us for a bigger band and a real pay check. Jokes aside, I hear you asking did he bite the hand that feeds? What kind of a reptile or demon seed is he? That, my friends, needs to stop right now, i do not want this. Sometimes love is not enough, and after 3 years the line begins to blur. We asked him 'you know what you are?' while he replied if 'only!'. Then went on to tell NIN 'im looking forward to joining you finally' because he is a naughty little piggy. The way out is through times like these, and even though we're in this together we all know Ilan will find happiness in slavery. I know some of you will claim this is heresy, and i will admit i am somewhat damaged, but thats what i get. Yes this does suck but i guess it was his wish . I also know some of you thought this was all a terrible lie, so i hate having to be the one giving you all the big come down, but even though we are all a little bit fragile right now, i know our survivalism will get us through and it will all be for the greater good. Ilan has a lot of discipline and i know he will no longer think that every day is exactly the same, this is a god given chance for him. So this puts into motion the beginning of the end for Ilan and Lostprophets. We have all grown closer to him, and know he is not the great destroyer. No matter what he never gave up on our vessel. In this twilight we are letting you know that there is no need to panic or worry. This isnt the start of a downward spiral, we are now even deeper into the new album and will never succumb to the great below. Underneath it all my violent heart still beats a proud and sure rhythm. The warning here is that you never know whats around the corner, and even though you may get hurt, sin or no sin, all you need to do is keep your head down and know that you still have us, and we will continue to give you all the love in the world. We wish Ilan good luck with everything, and while the time we have together is getting smaller, we will always look up at the same lights in the sky and know he is right where he belongs. X lostprophets Agnieszka - Cz lis 27, 2008 13:54 " />Już nawet nie znajomo¶ć materiału, ale posklejanie tego do kupy - imponuj±ce Rioo - Cz lis 27, 2008 13:55 " />genialne :D teraz wiadomo po co TR tyle piosenek pisze Nikotyna - Cz lis 27, 2008 15:28 " />Pewnie na szybko zapoznali się z dyskografi± Praca w nin z cał± pewno¶ci± będzie happiness in slavery, hehe. szeregowa_glonojad - Pt lis 28, 2008 07:52 " />przecudny ten tekst xD buhhhaj - Pt lis 28, 2008 16:07 " />posikałem sie z radosci w trakcie lektury no z jajem chlopaki do sprawy podeszli, a wykonanie wrecz perfekcyjne antimatter - ¦r gru 17, 2008 15:53 " />Ilan Rubin (NIN, Lostprophets, The New Regime) Interviewed by: Steve Henderson (12/16/08) You are involved in quite a few projects right now – some winding down, some just ramping up. Can you talk about those? I am indeed involved in a few projects at the moment. Although I just finished recording the tracks for the next lostprophets album, I'll be the new NIN drummer starting officially in January, I have a solo project where I write and record everything called The New Regime, and I play drums in a band called ...Students. Some people on our site might be familiar with all of your rather illustrious history as a drummer from a very early age. For those that might not be, can you run them down? I started playing drums around the age of 7 or 8. By age 9 I was already playing in a band called F.O.N. which included my two brothers. I played Woodstock at the age of 12 with F.O.N. I then joined Denver Harbor at about 14 with my brother Aaron. The band was made up of us two and Will and Chris Lewis from Fenix TX. We made an EP and and album called Scenic which was put out on Universal. We toured across the US multiple times with bands like Sugarcult, Flogging Molly, Home Grown, Spitalfield, Lit, Halifax, Sum 41, Unwritten Law and many more. When Denver Harbor got dropped, my brother Aaron got a call from Lostprophets seeing if I would be interested in playing with them. I've been doing Lostprophets up until last week. During the last year I wrote/recorded The New Regime album and played on the ...Students record which is Mike Frey from The Transit War's new solo project. Which of your past projects was most influential to you as an artist? I wouldn't say that any of the projects I've played drums in up to this point have had an influence on me musically. I improved as a drummer throughout the years, but I can honestly say I'll be learning quite a bit while playing in NIN. What did the lessons with Travis Barker consist of? Mainly reading, snare drum rudiments and drum set stuff. The drum set part of the lesson was based around some jazz drumming, independence exercises, and same ideas he had come up with at the time. How was it being involved with the Lostprophets? Was it weird seeing how huge they are over in the UK but still working to make a bigger name for themselves over here in the US? Playing with lostprophets was a great time. Considering the only place I had played out of the US at the time was Japan, spending most of the time in the UK and Europe was awesome. The band only did one US tour when I was with them, but the shows on the other side of the world were a completely different level for me. I really enjoyed our own tours in the UK and doing all of the European festivals. How much of a contributor have you been to the new Lostprophets record? I wrote a song on the latest album and helped out with bits here and there musically. Everything else I did was solely drumming based. How did you personally react to the news that you had been chosen as the new drummer for Nine Inch Nails? What about the guys in LPs? Do you have any fears about playing in the shadow of Josh Freese? I have no fears about following up of Josh Freese. But I was very excited and proud when I found out the news about being the new NIN drummer. LPs took the news pretty well and I'm very glad that we were able to leave everything on a good note. I know you can't say yet if you will play "The Perfect Drug" – but here's the real question…can you? I honestly haven't gotten to it yet. I've got quite a back catalogue to learn... It must be weird to have all this happening as you are just getting going with The New Regime and the release of Coup. Do you ever wish the timing could have been different to let you focus more on your solo effort? I think the timing was fine. I finished "Coup" a couple of months before it was officially released, so there were no real time constraints besides my own goals. How much of a pet project has The New Regime been for you? Have you been dreaming about doing it for a long time? I'm very proud of The New Regime. I had always wanted to do something entirely by myself, so when I got the balls to sing, I felt a new sense of freedom that enabled me to do anything. Was there ever any resistance to the project from the members of Lostprophets or anything? Nobody in lostprophets ever had a problem with me pursuing The New Regime. As you started to record the various tracks on Coup, were you ever self-conscious of your aptitude on vocals or any particular instruments? The end result certainly doesn't show any. I was never self-conscious about recording any of the instruments on "Coup", but recording vocals was something that took a different kind attention to detail on my end. Since I had never done it before, I really wanted to make sure I got it right and even re-recorded some things a few times. With the pre-release viral videos, the album cover art, and the overall sound on Coup, you seem to have been shooting for a certain aesthetic – what influenced the art and the sound of Coup? I suppose that my taste in visuals, music, and lyrics all kind of coincide with each other. My interest in history influences the aesthetic and my love of classic rock and classical music influence the sound The record feels like an extremely cohesive overall effort, but are there any single songs that you are more proud of than the others? I'm proud of each song in a different way. For example, I'm proud of "Order Restored" because of its different structure and I'm proud of "Time Erase" because of the piano playing and intricate harmonies. Do you have any plans or desires to take The New Regime on the road? If so, what duties would you cover? I have played 5 shows with The New Regime so far and I'd love to continue with some in depth touring in the near future if possible. But live I play guitar, piano, and sing. What does the future hold for The New Regime? Will Coup have a proper physical release? Can we look forward to other releases in the years ahead? You will definitely see more releases from The New Regime in the years come. As far as physical releases are concerned, it depends on the following of the project. I'd love to release CDs, but at this point in time, digital releases are more efficient. illusion - Cz gru 18, 2008 13:32 " />ubawiło mnie to pytanie o "The Perfect Drug" ... testowy kawałek być albo nie być w zespole Nikotyna - Wt sty 13, 2009 11:11 " />Wywiad z Ilanem (9.01.2009): http://aralie.com/news/nindrummer.cfm Siekiera - ¦r mar 18, 2009 21:22 " />wywiad z Ilanem dla Drum Channel part 1 http://www.drumchannel.com/entertainment/32571.aspx part 2 http://www.drumchannel.com/entertainment/32661.aspx part 3 jeszcze nie ma jak będzie to dam theworst - ¦r lip 08, 2009 11:21 " />21 urodziny Ilana (7 lipca)  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PGP-bggFTE Juriusz - ¦r lip 08, 2009 13:14 " />Fajnie mu fruwa tort z włosów jak zaczyna grać yadou - ¦r lip 08, 2009 13:28 " />demyt, że też nie miau urodzin w Polsce ehehehhe Ilan, kom bak! urocze to takie ehehehhe fratalis - ¦r lip 08, 2009 13:41 " />Trochę się Trent wykazał ignorancj±, przecież w większo¶ci państw w Europie, dojrzało¶ć = 18 lat a nie 21, halo jeste¶my w Usa!? no ale kawałek w tle, hehehe i on ma 21 lat? jak się nie zaćpa po drodze, to wróżę ¶wietlana karierę Gil Grissom - ¦r lip 08, 2009 15:43 " />Heheh, dobre z tym tortem! BTW: Co tam póĽniej za piosnka leci? Physical? Rioo - ¦r lip 08, 2009 19:08 " />Tak /swoj± drog± szkoda, że ucięte ;p / RegularJohn - N lip 12, 2009 20:15 " />I od tyłu: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoKJY01caQU&feature=related barnaba - ¦r wrz 23, 2009 09:24 " />13 pytań do Ilana: 1. Which artists inspired you to create art? People who are actually great at what they do. Led Zeppelin, Beethoven, and a few in between. 2. What still inspires you to keep on keeping on? Wanting to always get better, competition, new instruments, and nothing better to do really. 3. If you weren’t making art, what do you think you’d be doing? I keep my eye on the prize so I don’t really think about this question much. 4. What would you rather be doing right now? Nothing gives me more pleasure than filling out this exhilarating questionnaire. 5. Give us your best recipe! The only thing coming to mind right now is chili pie for some reason. Fritos, cheese, and beanless chili. I clearly don’t cook much, but I’m sure there’s something a bit better in my small repertoire somewhere. 6. What makes you cringe? Chad Kroeger, musicians chasing the dream into old age who have NO idea they suck, and shitty celebrity drama. 7. If you could pick one superpower and it had to be either flight or time travel, which would you choose? And what would you do first with your newfound ability? Would you rally on the side of good or evil? I think I’d have to pick time travel on this one. I’d probably get sick of flying after a while, but with time travel, I could meet some interesting people, watch quite a few shows, and check out a good war or two. 8. Do you have hope for this current generation of kids who worship Lindsay Lohan, suck down TMZ, download music and yet, have never owned one CD or LP? Or are they a lost cause? Have hope for these kids in what sense? Hope that they’ll stop paying attention and devoting time to useless things that don’t really matter, or hope that one day they’ll physically own a quality album? Unfortunately, they don’t look too promising in any way, but hopefully they’ll grow up, figure it out, and earn a nice, decent spot in society. 9. Tom Cruise: genius or psycho? Asshole. 10. What in the world is affecting you right now? Not too much really. Life reaches a whole new level of easy when you’re home for a while. There’s plenty out there in the world to fuel my competitive spirit though. I dislike quite a bit. 11. The ’80s or the ’90s? And why? I was too young to really appreciate either of the decades, but I’ll go with the ’90s because everything seemed less ridiculous. 12. What could you NOT live without? Honestly, music. It’s what I do and what I am. Chocolate is pretty delicious too. 13. Give the internet some words to live by… I could take the smartass approach on this one, but I really don’t have anything constructive to say. Goodnight. |
