Luyện nghe bài hát Exclusive Helloween Interview

(Michael Kiske/Michael Schwichtenberg)

Well, Japan. We've been there, I think, two times now, and it's always been a great fun playing there. I the venues. They are sounding very good, they look very good, and kids over there really appreciate good music and stuff. And I think the next time we're gonna play at the Budokan, which is pretty cool. Lookin' forward to it. It's gonna be fun.

Japan has been always great to play there, and will be in the future. And Japan people are great, fun to play there and you feel very confident and convinient or whatever to play there. And Japanese people are listening very carefully, I don't know. It's great to be in Japan.

"Kids of the Century" is the first life of us after two and a half
years. And after all rumours going around about this band - me
leaving the band, me splitting up, or the band splitting up, and all
stuff, which has been quite a lot. Maybe that's normal when the band's not on the scene for a while. But after it feels really good to have,
actually, a new album ready and a single out. So the kids know we are still there. And with the music you can prove what you can do still even without one guy that just left the band. I think we found the right person there, Roland. And I think the album says everything. Yeah, I wrote "Kids of the Century" about more than two years ago now. And remembering that time I feel like, when I wrote that song, I was in that feel of that all the kids today, they just feel like they haven't got anything to do with the problems. goes wrong, the nature or whatever. Just came out of that feeling actually. And that's what the song's all about, I think. What the kids today...Because I feel like everybody's responsible, especially the kids. If they don't feel like they have to change anything or have to make things better, nobody will.

I think having Roland in the band is.. we are as lucky as we have Michael in the band by that time, we are lucky having Roland in the band. And he's just doing songs and great guitar work he's doing. And a good pal as well. He's a nice fellow. And he just fits in the band very much. I think the fans will accept him of course.

Well, the thing about Roland being in the band is that I saw him
like, I don't know, fifteen ago or so on stage, and I thought that
was pretty impressing, what he did there, and I could never forget about that. And that's why I called him up then when we needed another guitarist, "Remember that guy?". And so it took me, like, four hours to find out the number, like I had to phone up musicians I knew and suddenly
somehow I got the number, and him up: "You might not know me, but I know you. How about playing guitar in Helloween?" And he didn't even know the band. So I had to give him some examples of our songs, like really loud, cranked it up. And so, well, he was interested, like it quite a lot. And then we went to rehearsing, we had to do the whole stuff within two months. 'Cause then we had to go on an American tour and Japan meant two hours of playing. And well, ha ha, quite a tough job I would say. After all, I mean, we can handle that, we are pretty good, you know. And I'm sorry about that, but well... yeah, Roland is a very nice guy. He's doing a big part of the band with his character, and his kind of being. And it's quite a difference too how the whole thing worked before, because he is a completely different character. He is a lot more calm and very critical. He's always got his own opinion and that's exactly what we need.

Yeah, we recorded the album at PUK studio in Denmark, which is a very good studio, I think, very lovely place. It's right in the middle of nowhere but that's actually what we wanted, to really concentrate on the album. And working with Chris was pretty cool, because he's got a very strong sense of humor as we like it. And we had some cool there and that's all caught on the album. Yeah, the production that Chris Tsangarides has done is right in your face. That's the best description of the sound actually. So just check it out!

clear, or...

Crystal clear, ha ha!

I would say thank you to everybody who kept up the during all that time, and after all, those rumours are untrue.

The best for the fans, for the people who like us, is just to listen
what comes from us directly, this now, and the album of course.

Yeah, the album.

Don't any rumours or whatever.

The thing is, forget about what's been in the magazines, or what has been said, or all the stuff. And just check out the album and you know what's going on. Of course, the as well.

Thanks for keeping the

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J: (Interviewer)

J: Hello I'm Johnny and I we were going to do the
at your place.

W: Well, hello there. Well, actually this is my place. Now
come in and sit down over there.

J: Yeah, but weren't we going to do photographs as

W: You mean uh, well what's the big Let's just go for it.

J: Well, it's just that a bit bloody smoky in here. I can't see
a thing.

W: Oh, alright we can open a window. We get rid of the
as well I guess.

J: Ah, hey your English is coming along pretty good. not
bad.

W: Oh, oh you, thanks. But I know, much people
say that.

J: Ah, um, is this me? Can we get now or are we just
gonna fuckin' keep talking this.

W: Right. But please, before, let me play a little to you.
It's a new I wrote. It's inspired by Kiss you know. You
know Kiss? They got that called "Rock 'n' Roll All Night"
and so I thought I'd do one called "Rock 'n' All Day". Am
I not

J: Well I suppose so, but don't you think we get...

W: You know I thought it become a real smashing hit. I
think great! Hey come over here and I'll play it to you.

J: No, listen, listen a minute, listen would you to get...

W: No, wait, listen, this is the intro. Now the intro. Now
you listen. Ha ha.

W: Oh, I it, I sung it myself 'cause it's more original. Great

J: No, no, no, no, it's interesting but come on.

W: Oh wait, listen.

J: Urghh!

W: Cool!

J: Yes Michael but you think we have to...

W: Wait here come the chorus, coming up. The refreng as
we say in will be a milestone in German rock history.
the chorus. There, there it goes.

J: Michael! Michael! I'm but it's no really...

W: What, what, OK. Stop!

J: Michael, Michael don't you we should um...

W: Oh, wait, wait, wait. wind it a bit ahead you know,
and I'll play you the solo part and it's the best solo I
played, you know.

J: Jesus, God damn it! I really don't think that we the time
to do this.

W: Um, OK, OK. You will hear it anyway, a thousand
it's a, when it's a hit! You'll, you'll hear it on every radio
station and on video! Well how do you it, it's a great track
isn't it and I like the lyrics 'cause I wrote them and they're
rock 'n' huh?

J: Well actually Michael, I'm really but I don't really like
it. not really...

W: Maybe you listen properly. I could maybe
change the lyrics or there, but it's really Kiss!

J: No, no.

W: Listen, I play it to you once and then you'll admit
it's really. No?

J: No, not at all. Just look. I care how many times you
this crap to me, it still sucks!

W: Oh?

J: And anyway, I mean, oh Jesus, I'm go away and
Roland. I mean, Jesus, what a bunch of fuckin'
bullocks!

J: What a bunch of bullocks!

W: Um, well, so, what's wrong him? Maybe next time I
should do it someone from Kerrang.