#Nibbs Carter

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Saxon

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Happy birthday Nibs Carter and Doug Scarratt

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Nibbs Carter 07/09/1966

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Saxon Hell, Fire and Damnation 2024 Silver Lining ————————————————— Tracks: 01. The Prophecy 02. Hell, Fire and Damnation 03. Madame Guillotine 04. Fire and Steel 05. There’s Something in Roswell 06. Kubla Khan and the Merchant of Venice 07. Pirates of the Airwaves 08. 1066 09. Witches of Salem 10. Super Charger —————————————————

Biff Byford

Nibbs Carter

Nigel Glockler

Brian Tatler

Doug Scarratt

* Long Live Rock Archive

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SAXON Release New Video/Single “THERE’S SOMETHING IN ROSWELL”

  Saxon unleash the video for “There’s Something In Roswell”, the second single from the band’s 24 th studio album, Hell, Fire And Damnation out this week via Silver Lining Music.Hell, Fire And Damnation sees the band investigate all areas of history and mystery amidst ten of their most confident and thunderously powerful songs and “There’s Something In Roswell” is a true treasure amidst the…

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Saxon с ново официално видео, вижте "Madame Guillotine"

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SAXON - Hell, Fire And Damnation

Arch ! Vous pouvez dire tout ce que vous voudrez sur la vieille marmite anglosaxonne et cracher dessus que c’est vieillot et dépassé, c’est à couille rabattue que Saxon reste un putain de super groupe de heavy metOl.

Tout devient fantôme de présence, un ricochet sans fin de chanson façonnée dans le fer et l’acier d’une ère pour en retrouver l'onde, le parfum, les mots, les bras, vivant en nous et restent en suspension dans notre éternité. Même en entendant l'hiver dans la voix de Biff Byford, la rime froide des yeux qui cernent la fin des temps, Saxon est un putain de super groupe immortel. Parce qu’en 2024 il est encore capable de créer des titres qui s’accordent à sa destinée. Saxon fait du Saxon et c’est son 24ème album, et c’est le meilleur à le faire, pas un groupe ne lui a piqué sa place, personne n’en est capable. Il est seul maitre de son talent, pas de copieur, d’usurpateur.

« Hell, Fire And Damnation » prend vie grâce à une goutte de punch brut, de capacité technique et d'attention aux détails dans la combinaison des riffs et de la rythmique contrastée et complémentaire. Bestial, belliqueux, l’album fournit de beaux riffs mélodiques entrelacés. Vous apprécierez à 110% c'est rempli de riffs et de mélodies accrocheuses, et ce chant profond est toujours aussi dur de cuir et de velours. Les thèmes abordés sont les mêmes, toujours interprétés avec conviction, loyauté et respect. Produit, mixé et masterisé par Andy Sneap, (JUDAS PRIEST, EXODUS et ACCEPT) la valeur de ces quarante minutes orgasmiques est tenue.

Comme les loups Saxon est fort dans sa solitude et solidaire en meute, ses racines sont tumultueuses, et la nostalgie qu’il renvoie ne donne pas l’impression d’avoir été arrachés à la racine, le cœur retient quelque chose parce que ces nouveaux titres restent en tête, comme de minuscules graines germent à nouveau.

Composé de Biff Byford – chant (depuis 1977) ; Nigel Glockler – batterie (1981–1987, 1988–1999, depuis 2005) ; Nibbs Carter – basse (depuis 1988), Paul Quinn – guitare (depuis 1977) ayant décidé de quitter l’aventure c’est Brian Tatler de Diamond Head à la guitare. Le groupe explose, explore, implose dans le heavy metal la trace indélébile, pas des plus grands, mais des meilleurs !

Ton jean tu vas y faire un trou à force de gratter les riffs NWoBHM !

[theart2rock]

Saxon - Hell, Fire And Damnation

1. The Prophecy 2. Hell, Fire and Damnation 3. Madame Guillotine 4. Fire snd Steel 5. There’s Something in Roswell 6. Kubla Khan and the Merchant of Venice 7. Pirates of the Airwaves 8. 1066 9. Witches of Salem 10. Super ChargerBiff Byford – Vocals Nigel Glockler – Drums Doug Scarratt – Guitar Brian Tatler – Guitar Nibbs Carter – Bass Lesen Sie den ganzen Artikel

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Same day, two different's Saxon albums

February 4th is a special day in Saxon’s history. Two albums were released on the same day, and I decided to put them together in one article. One released in 1991 and the other in 2022. Solid Ball Of Rock marks Nibbs Carter’s debut on bass on a studio album, a studio album as Nibbs Carter had joined Saxon during remplacing Paul Johnson. Solid Ball Of Rock would attempt to return Saxon to…

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have a list of some of my favourite bassists for no other reason than ✨bass✨

Sting (The Police) - I've always loved him anyway but his basslines are iconic and finding out he's that bassist is actually my fave thing

Nikki Sixx (Mötley Crüe) - I think bass and then I'm like nikki, also his bass solo in '81 (I think?), anyways I wanna learn it so bad

Duff Mckagan (Guns N Roses) - giraffe man :) he was the first bassist I knew the name of lmaoo, also you should read his tips for bassists interview thing

Lemmy (Mötorhead) - what can I say other than he was such an icon and he is god :) no but he was such a great front man and bassist and we love him

Alec John Such (Bon Jovi) - he made some of my all time favourite songs, he was just such a cool dude like

Cliff Williams (AC/DC) - providing the basslines of my childhood, I think he was so overlooked and he provided a lot of the bands signature sound

Steve Harris (Iron Maiden) - he brings the whole vibe to the majority of their songs like he kinda borders on rhythm guitarist but produces some iconic basslines

Nibbs Carter (Saxon) - I think the bass is most of the bands sound and it's always quite distinct in the back, keeping everyone time

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Friday, April 22: Saxon, “Running for the Border”

Coming after 5 consistently enjoyable records that righted the ship for Saxon, Killing Ground was a bit of a disappointment.  There was nothing really wrong with the record per se, as it maintained the sound and approach the band settled on a decade prior, but the flipside to delivering with such consistency over an extended run was that even a slight dip in quality would be noticeable and color perceptions.  And there was indeed a slight dip in quality, as the frequency of the band’s output (a new record every couple years) was bound to lead to wearout. But the key word here was slight, since Killing Ground still had plenty to offer: “Running for the Border” was a swaggering rocker that merged the grooving biker metal of Saxon’s early days with their more recent penchant for power metal, and Biff Byford’s ageless whine remained charming and uniquely his own. This was the sort of track one could imagine Saxon jamming through together in a rehearsal room, and the warm production enhanced that feeling despite being perfectly balanced.  It wasn’t necessarily great that “Running for the Border” was exactly what Saxon had offered in the past and nothing more, but then again, it couldn’t have possibly come from anyone else.

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Predator by Saxon featuring Johan Hegg

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sorry for the long post but Saxon was really bloody good and stuff so here are my photos from my spicy spot at the barrier :’)

and look what i caught

and bought

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Fastway - On Target

1988

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Saxon Let Me Feel Your Power 2016 UDR ————————————————— Tracks DVD: Live in Munich 01. Battering Ram 02. Motorcycle Man 03. Sacrifice 04. Destroyer 05. Power and the Glory 06. 20,000 ft 07. The Devil’s Footprint 08. Heavy Metal Thunder 09. Queen of Hearts 10. Princess of the Night 11. Wheels of Steel 12. Denim and Leather 13. Crusader Live in Brighton 14. Eye of the Storm 15. Battalions of Steel 16. Requiem Live in Chicago 17. Motorcycle Man 18. Battering Ram 19. This Town Rocks 20. Sacrifice 21. Power and the Glory 22. Solid Ball of Rock 23. Dallas 1PM 24. Heavy Metal Thunder 25. Rock the Nations 26. The Eagle Has Landed 27. Wheels of Steel 28. Backs to the Wall 29. Just Let Me Rock 30. Strong Arm of the Law 31. 747 (Strangers in the Night) 32. Princess of the Night 33. Crusader 34. Denim and Leather 35. 20,000 ft

Tracks CD One: Live in Munich 01. Battering Ram 02. Motorcycle Man 03. Sacrifice 04. Destroyer 05. Power and the Glory 06. 20,000 ft 07. The Devil’s Footprint 08. Heavy Metal Thunder 09. Queen of Hearts 10. Princess of the Night 11. Wheels of Steel 12. Denim and Leather 13. Crusader Live in Brighton 14. Eye of the Storm 15. Battalions of Steel 16. Requiem

Tracks CD Two: Live in Chicago 01. Motorcycle Man 02. This Town Rocks 03. Sacrifice 04. Power and the Glory 05. Solid Ball of Rock 06. Dallas 1PM 07. Heavy Metal Thunder 08. Rock the Nations 09. The Eagle Has Landed 10. Wheels of Steel 11. Backs to the Wall 12. Just Let Me Rock 13. Strong Arm of ohe Law 14. 747 (Strangers in the Night) 15. Princess of the Night 16. Denim and Leather —————————————————

Biff Byford

Nibbs Carter

Nigel Glockler

Paul Quinn

Doug Scarratt

* Long Live Rock Archive