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Some already have actually...
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Thanks for the Terrorizer recap.

Found guitarist Trey Azagthoth gives us his thoughts on the direction of Illud Divinum Insanus, David's return and why he feels like an alien.



Where did the inspiration for some of the more unorthodox tracks on Illud Divinum Insanus come from?

In the past few years, I've been really getting into different types of music, including a lot of electronic music. I get bored of doing the same thing over and over again; it's popular, but I never did things for that. I do things because I'm an artist - I like to create. There are definitely songs on [the album] that are inspired by terrorcore, hardcore and industrial and the way I look at it, whatever comes out of the speakers, whether it's a real live drummer or a programmed beat with synthesizers, is energy, and that's what I look for.



Does it concern you about how people will react to those elements?

No, not really. Even with the very first record, when we got Pete [Sandoval] in after doing the demo with a different line-up, there were a few people on the scene saying, 'Pete's going to ruin your band!'. With every record we do, some people will say, 'That's not what I expected, but I listened to it and digested it, and it's really cool'. I think, at this point, after so many years, there's no shock that we'd try a different thing.



Are you comfortable with the attention that David's return is receiving?

There's nothing to defend. I think everybody has their own story, that's just the way life is. I'm just doing my thing, David's doing his thing, we're doing it together and it's going great, and it's up to people to interpret it however they want. I'm definitely not into being in the spotlight. I just do my thing, for the love of music, and to hopefully share and express something that maybe inspire them in some way. To me, that's the real value.



What are your regrets about the period where David had left the band?

To be honest, on the last few records that I did without David my material was bigger than the technology or my skillset as far as actually mixing. My material expected way more out of say, Pete, than what was even possible to play.



Do you ever worry that you might never be fully satisfied with your work?

Well, everything's dated. When it's out, it's in that time, and that's it. What we all consider to be awesome at one point might just be good later in life, because we have new reference points, and we've grown.



How would you like to be remembered by your fans?

Maybe inspiring them in some way. I'm all about the sickets, most fucked-up music ever. I never really felt like I was part of this world, like I fit into society's place for me. I've always felt like an alien. I'm here, doing my best but I seem to think differently, have different ways about my mind and have different interests.
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Thanks for the Terrorizer recap.

Found guitarist Trey Azagthoth gives us his thoughts on the direction of Illud Divinum Insanus, David's return and why he feels like an alien.



Where did the inspiration for some of the more unorthodox tracks on Illud Divinum Insanus come from?

In the past few years, I've been really getting into different types of music, including a lot of electronic music. I get bored of doing the same thing over and over again; it's popular, but I never did things for that. I do things because I'm an artist - I like to create. There are definitely songs on [the album] that are inspired by terrorcore, hardcore and industrial and the way I look at it, whatever comes out of the speakers, whether it's a real live drummer or a programmed beat with synthesizers, is energy, and that's what I look for.



Does it concern you about how people will react to those elements?

No, not really. Even with the very first record, when we got Pete [Sandoval] in after doing the demo with a different line-up, there were a few people on the scene saying, 'Pete's going to ruin your band!'. With every record we do, some people will say, 'That's not what I expected, but I listened to it and digested it, and it's really cool'. I think, at this point, after so many years, there's no shock that we'd try a different thing.



Are you comfortable with the attention that David's return is receiving?

There's nothing to defend. I think everybody has their own story, that's just the way life is. I'm just doing my thing, David's doing his thing, we're doing it together and it's going great, and it's up to people to interpret it however they want. I'm definitely not into being in the spotlight. I just do my thing, for the love of music, and to hopefully share and express something that maybe inspire them in some way. To me, that's the real value.



What are your regrets about the period where David had left the band?

To be honest, on the last few records that I did without David my material was bigger than the technology or my skillset as far as actually mixing. My material expected way more out of say, Pete, than what was even possible to play.



Do you ever worry that you might never be fully satisfied with your work?

Well, everything's dated. When it's out, it's in that time, and that's it. What we all consider to be awesome at one point might just be good later in life, because we have new reference points, and we've grown.



How would you like to be remembered by your fans?

Maybe inspiring them in some way. I'm all about the sickets, most fucked-up music ever. I never really felt like I was part of this world, like I fit into society's place for me. I've always felt like an alien. I'm here, doing my best but I seem to think differently, have different ways about my mind and have different interests.


Awesome man, thanx for posting!
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No problem. :xx:
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Thanks! It's nice to read something new from Trey, he allways has the coolest speches for me.
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So we still don't have scans on this yet ??????
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[quote name="KevinP"]So we still don't have scans on this yet ??????[/quote]
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that was the entire interview ? and it sounds like the Terrorizer one, not the Decibel on based on what I heard people mention previously.



and I still would like a scan
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[quote name="KevinP"]that was the entire interview ? and it sounds like the Terrorizer one, not the Decibel on based on what I heard people mention previously.



and I still would like a scan[/quote]



No I was just quoting your post because I also want to see some scans.



The short Trey interview I posted is from Terrorizer. I just transcribed it so that everyone here could it read. I sadly don't have a scanner.
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hey I saw you posted the chapel of ghouls vid i found on youtube from bradford,uk on the WTSL forum. also theres alotta new ppics from recent shows. you update that thing alot huh!
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[quote name="LAVAGOD"]hey I saw you posted the chapel of ghouls vid i found on youtube from bradford,uk on the WTSL forum. also theres alotta new ppics from recent shows. you update that thing alot huh![/quote]



You mean the blog? Yeah, I try to update it as much as possible. It's actually a really cool way to save stuff and make it accessible to others at the same time. :gay:
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ABOUT FUCKING TIME!!!

My daughter just called and said the issue has arrived.

I will the requested article scanned and uploaded tonight.
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[quote name="MABB Sycophant"]ABOUT FUCKING TIME!!!

My daughter just called and said the issue has arrived.

I will the requested article scanned and uploaded tonight.[/quote]



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Just because of the immense love I feel for you guys I will even upload it before taking the Blue Eyed Boy Death Machine to his Zombie killing with extreme prejudice class tonight :xx:
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no one is asking you to do that
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[quote name="Verbal"]no one is asking you to do that[/quote]



speak for yourself. scan that fucker NOW!!!!!!





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Aaaurgh! The wait is KILLING me, since I'm DYING to read it!! :bang: :bang: :bang:
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[quote name="Mutilator"]Aaaurgh! The wait is KILLING me, since I'm DYING to read it!! :bang: :bang: :bang:[/quote]



And the new interview Trey has done for Guitar World.
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I nominate someone else for Guitar World lol.

Here you go. Have not even read it yet, came straight home and scanned for y'all.

http://www.mediafire.com/?iig92ukp8kvzbff
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Yay! :gay: BIG thanks Mr. Psychophant! :grimsanta: :bang: :bang: :bang:
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Fucking awesome!!! Thank you soooo much :bang:
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thanks a bunch!
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Interesting reading, specially Mr. Azagthoth's part.
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Thanks, good stuff :grin:
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Seemed the same as every other interview with them imo.Appreciate the scanning though.
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Trey's starting to say the same exact stuff in every interview now.
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[David] Vincent knew early on that the album was going to be something different for Morbid Angel. "When Trey was working on this material, I walked into the studio and heard stuff that didn't even sound like a guitar," he recalls. "It sounded like dinosaurs in an intergalactic battle or something. I just heard this convulsing coming through the speakers. He wanted to play me more, but I was was like, 'You know what? I don't even wanna be here right now. Whatever it is that you're doing, please keep doing it. Let me know when it's done.' On some of these songs, Trey has up to 72 guitar tracks. It's really going off. It's Richter. It's just so fucking creative and gorgeous and really out in left field. Fuck, I actually sang a song that's about 30 percent Spanish, just because it sounded cool coming out of my mouth.
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[quote name="Mutilator"]Yay! :gay: BIG thanks Mr. Psychophant! :grimsanta: :bang: :bang: :bang:[/quote]

:shake: That's Sycophant, and you are welcome :grin:
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Thanks for scanning! I'll be reading this later.
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Awesome, thanks for scanning and posting
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I just posted Illud in the fileshare.
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Cheers for the interview scan. :thingy:



That picture of the Altars line-up under the first page made me sad.



And I never knew Tim Yeung played on Conquering The Throne when he was 17 :xx:
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Having already acquired the nickname 'missile' at age 17 is :xx: :xx: :xx:
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[quote name="Mutilator"]Having already acquired the nickname 'missile' at age 17 is :xx: :xx: :xx:[/quote]



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The download link isn't working for me... Could someone please be a chap and re-upload the scan? :waa:
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Coroner?



Coroner!!



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[quote name="RitesOfPossession"]And I never knew Tim Yeung played on Conquering The Throne when he was 17 :xx:[/quote]



He joined Hate Eternal at age 17. He turned 21 on november 1999 and Conquering the Throne was released in the same month.

He was 20 when he played- recorded for the album(spring 1999).
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Yeah Tim did the Hate Eternal demo when he was 17.
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[quote name="Tea?"]The download link isn't working for me... Could someone please be a chap and re-upload the scan? :waa:[/quote]

Should be working now. Are you still having problems?
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Nope, just read it now. Thanks a bunch :)



[quote name="Evil D"]But I think people would expect it to be fucked up, because we're fucked up... I've got problems. I'm more OCD than anyone I know[/quote]



This is probably the most annoying thing Vincent has said in a long time
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i hate when people say that
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[quote name="Tea?"]Nope, just read it now. Thanks a bunch :)



[quote name="Evil D"]But I think people would expect it to be fucked up, because we're fucked up... I've got problems. I'm more OCD than anyone I know[/quote]



This is probably the most annoying thing Vincent has said in a long time[/quote]





What's amusing is that he thinks when we say "fucked up" in this context that it is a good thing. Like "sick" and sick
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OCD? :huh:
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[quote name="Uni"]OCD? :huh:[/quote]



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Obsessive compulsive disorder :santa:
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[quote name="TranscendingMusic"]
[quote name="Tea?"]Nope, just read it now. Thanks a bunch :)



[quote name="Evil D"]But I think people would expect it to be fucked up, because we're fucked up... I've got problems. I'm more OCD than anyone I know[/quote]



This is probably the most annoying thing Vincent has said in a long time[/quote]





What's amusing is that he thinks when we say "fucked up" in this context that it is a good thing. Like "sick" and sick[/quote]



Pete's so fucked up he can't even play! :lol:
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Pete's an evil genius to have stayed out of this one fucked up! :lol:
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obsessive-compulsive disorder, a mental/behavioral disorder. it's quite popular, in terms of people stupidly believing they have it
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[quote name="Derek Waters"]it's quite popular, in terms of people stupidly believing they have it[/quote]



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