Lilith a écrit :Ceci est à priori le chanteur d'un groupe du nom d'Iluvatar. Groupe vaguement metal j'ai l'impression

Iluvatar a écrit :Comment ca se fé que l'auteur de ce sujet soit a mon nom (pseudo)...?

Citation :he music of Iluvatar (i-LOO-va-tar) cannot be accurately summed up with a casual phrase or label. Having a solid foundation in rock music, Iluvatar combines different elements from other genres such as jazz, classical, and psychedelia, and weaves them into sound tapestries that, while pushing the boundaries of the standard rock formula, remain very accessible, even radio-ready. Although often incorporating extended instrumental passages, time signature shifts, strong dynamics, and sometimes unconventional arrangements, the music steers away from the self-indulgence of many artists that fall into the ‘progressive’ genre. The focus remains on creating unique songs with strong memorable melodies and heartfelt vocals. The end result is music that can be appreciated by both the casual listener and aficionado alike.

Taking their name from a character in J.R.R. Tolkien's novel The Silmarillion, this Baltimore, Maryland group consists of: Chris Mack - drums, percussion *** Glenn McLaughlin - lead vocals, percussion, bass pedals *** Dean Morekas - bass guitar *** Dennis Mullin - guitars, bass pedals *** Jim Rezek - keyboards.

Harakiwi a écrit :King Aragon(pas loin d'Aragorn!)!

Citation :“Of the theme that I have declared to you, I will now that ye make in harmony together a Great Music. And since I have kindled you with the Flame Imperishable, ye shall show forth your powers in adorning this theme, each with his own thoughts and devices, if he will. But I will sit and hearken, and be glad that through you great beauty has been wakened into song.”
from J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Silmarillion

Harakiwi a écrit :Désolé de mettre tant de messages mais c'est au fur et a mesure de mes recherches!

Harakiwi a écrit :Et aussi pas de messages inutiles comme c'est souvent dit(par exemple tu as fais des messages les uns a la suite des autres) condense les cela sert à rien de vouloir atteindre l'ordre supprême d'Iluvatar!

Confucius a écrit :Que celui qui a une maison de verre jette la première pierre !

Citation :One evening before rehearsal, our original drummer Gary Chambers happened to be poking through a copy of a book called The Silmarillion by J.R.R. Tolkien that Glenn had picked up at a yard sale somewhere. The opening page talked about a being called Iluvatar (click here to read the excerpt from the book). Gary pointed it out to everyone and we all read the first few paragraphs. The name seemed pretty unique, and it seemed appropriate for a loose modern day re-interpretation of the meaning from the book. So we decided "what the heck", we'd go with it, at least until a better idea came along. None did, so we stuck with it.

None of us have really read any more than the first page or two of the book (well, except for Gary, who had read it a number of years earlier). Looking back, we probably should have chosen another name that we did not have to repeat three times when someone asks: "What is the name of your band ?"

Lilith a écrit :D'autant plus que j'ai rarement vu un groupe avec un pseudo Tolkiennien dont le texte ait moins de rapport avec Tolkien.

Melian a écrit :En tout cas, cette conversation n'a pas grand chose a voir avec Tolkien et son univers...

Harakiwi a écrit : Je confirme tes dires Draugnim ce sujet est là pour montrer a quel point certains font de Tolkien un monstre j'aurai franchement donné a ce groupe Balrog ou un nom chaotique plutot qu'Iluvatar!!

Iluvatar a écrit :Ce qui veut dire que leur groupe est le "pére" donc le plus grand de tous les groupes de métal....

Harakiwi a écrit :

Iluvatar a écrit :Ce qui veut dire que leur groupe est le "pére" donc le plus grand de tous les groupes de métal....

Un avis comme un autre mais s'il ya sur ce forum des gens qui veulent constitué un groupe inspiré de Tolkien, éviter d'aller ds le hardcore! :cry: Ou alors prenez un nom de groupe du coté de Sauron et pas du coté elfique.
Merci.