Эльмайра, она правду написала. Купила песню 2 года назад. Продал автор. Раз Йост указан, значит Йост и продал. А потом Том ее отпродюссировал и вписал туда себя и Билла, всмысле в авторы. Получается так.
yurkina, просто все с пеной у рта доказывают, что Отель говно, а она в шоколаде. Как-то вообще некрасиво вышло. 2 года она не писала, а тут опомнилась?
yurkina, я не про нее говорю. А про общественность. Она негодует, что не знала, что эта песня есть у кого-то : D - вот этот твитт, действительно, милый) А то что она не знала... ну, гугл для слабаков. Хотя, да, вряд ли кто бы полез смотреть, а не спел ли ещё кто-то эту песню, пока я думала. с кем мне ее спеть самой))) Я злая, да. Неоправданно вредная девка я.
Ichbinda, *кивает* Я думаю, тут нельзя произносить слово на букву "П" читать дальшепиар *шепотом*, но по-моему, это как раз он. Или просто тупая подстава. Гы. И сидит сейчас Йост и тролололололо (с)
Эльмайра, Ichbinda, sanitas, она знала об авторстве Токов. И этому есть доказательство, скрины с ее собственного сайта за день до релиза. Там Кау в авторах. Как я могла забыть об этом? С этого же все и началось! В смысле мы ждали кавер именно поэтому. И знали, что это именно эта песня!
Эльмайра, ты все правильно поняла, мы ее поймали на лжи. Причем документально. Поищи у себя вконтакте скан с ее сайта от 24 февраля. Там на ее странице есть Кау. Ща мы все всем докажем))))
читать дальшеRaised in Magdeburg, a town in the north of Germany, the twins Bill and Tom Kaulitz founded their first band BLACK QUESTION- MARK when they were not even ten years old. 2001, a few years later, they met Gustav Schafer and Georg Listing at a gig and started to make music together as a band called DEVILISH, soon to be renamed TOKIO HOTEL. A music producer discovered them at a local concert and when they released their first album in 2005, TOKIO HOTEL was contracted by UNIVERSAL MUSIC GROUP. The band shot to fame: The album "Durch den Monsun" immediately went first place on the German charts and the album "Schrei" was sold 1,5 million times worldwide. In 2007, TOKIO HOTEL toured around the world with their second album „Zimmer 483". Concert halls were filled with crying and screaming teenagers, fans from foreign countries started learning German, girls cut school and fainted when they saw the boys. You either adored TOKIO HOTEL or you hated them, there was no in between. But the band's success had it's down sides, too. Especially Tom and Bill couldn't leave home without security, going to school became impossible and paparazzi were following them twenty-four-seven. When the twins came home after their 21st birthday, discovering that someone had burgled their house and ransacked their closets they finally decided to leave Germany and move to Los Angeles to come to rest Four years later TOKIO HOTEL'S fourth album "Kings of Suburbia" was released in October 2014. The boys don't consider themselves as "being back" because they were never really gone but they were able to recharge their batteries and now go on tour again from march 2015 on to "Feel it All". # Thank you so much for having us! Since your last album was released in 2009, a lot has changed. How was the process of recording different this time? Bill: I think the main difference between all the previous albums and this album is that we produced everything on our own. First of all, we had a home studio, something we never had before. And we didn't have a time limit - we were just writing and making music, without it having to be ready at a certain point. We were able to do what we love and make an album that we are completely comfortable with. Tom: I feel like everything changed! Our first album came out ten years ago. Then, we were fifteen, now we are twenty-five... the whole band has developed. We changed in the way we produce, write and play our music. We changed as artists, as people. I think the only guy who didn't make a development at all is Georg...(laughs) Georg: I am still fresh. Tom: Still the bass player. But except for that, everything changed... Bill: But naturally! Tom: And it should. It would we terrible if we didn't change during those 10 years and still made music the way we did when „Schrei" was released. # It's so great how you guys have managed to stick together. What binds you, as a band? Bill: I think it is the fact that we grew up together. We were already friends and got to know each other because we lived in this small little town. We were the only young musicians there! Tom: And before Tokio Hotel, we were already a band for 5 years! Bill: Because we knew each other for such a long time and were such good friends, we are more like a family. We have never gotten to a point of terrible fighting, we respect each other and our differences. We are like brothers and know each othervery well...and I think that is the reason why. # During your time in California, did you take on any other artistic pursuits? Tom: We just concentrated on our music. But because only Bill and I moved to Los Angeles, everybody always asks us: „How is that for the band?" But I feel like you can only do something like that when you are really close - splitting up was never, ever a question. We never wanted to do anything else. Bill is really into fashion, but except for that, music has always been our priority. # The L.A stereotype is that of super fit, health obsessed vegans. Can you confirm? Tom: Definitely. Bill: Sometimes I feel like a euro junkie when I'm there. Everybody is so healthy! And we drink, we smoke, we don't work out and we eat so much Junk-Food, it's crazy. People go to bed really early there! # Berlin is quite the opposite... Bill: Life wouldn't be as easy here, but I love Berlin so much. Tom: Of all the cities in Germany, I would definitely live in Berlin. I'm thinking about getting a place here. Bill: Now that we don't live in Germany anymore, we have really learned to appre¬ciate it. # Did you experience a lot of clashing men-talities in L.A? Bill: L.A is beautiful - but sometimes really fake and unreliable. But as Germany, we were raised to be super punctual, and we are always on time. Even in the horrible L.A traffic! That's a typical German thing...but that's exactly why American people love Germans so much. # What was your favorite L.A moment? And what place do you consider your home? Bill: I think I could move to any place in the world tomorrow...and as long as I have my dog, my brother and my family, this place will be home for me. We grew up traveling, me and Tom had our first own apartment when we were only fifteen! And then we were on the road for so long...I feel at home very easily. But for now, I would definitely say that it is Los Angeles. Tom: But it doesn't have anything to with places, it's the feeling. Bill: I love the freedom there! This influ-enced the whole album a lot, living a life that was normal compared to our life in Europe. We were able to go out, have coffee...we were just having fun, living life, getting inspired.
ч2 читать дальше# I believe this must have been very refreshing. Bill: It was! It was so nice. The first time in years where we could just be on our own. # But when you return to your hometown Magdeburg now - how does it make you feel? Bill: It feels so strange. I remember the first time I went back, it felt like a completely different life. We have changed so much... everything feels smaller. But that just might be because we're taller now. It's definitely weird. Tom: But it's the same for everybody - anyone who ever moved to a completely dif-ferent city and started a new life must feel the same way coming home. Bill: I just don't have the connection to the city - I never had it, even when I lived there. People showed a lot of local pride, cheered for the school and so on. I never wanted to do this -1 felt like I didn't belong. Tom: It's different for Gustav and Georg though, they still live there. Georg: Yeah, we both still live in Magdeburg. # Do you ever feel some sort of disconnect? You have changed so much, but the place remained the same? Georg: Kind of ...(Tom starts laughing) but we travel a lot, so for me its a good experi-ence to wind down there, relax. I spend a lot of time with my family, go for a walk with my dog. It's a perfect balance. # Our age is becoming even more and more digital. How have you, wanting to hide away a little, dealt with the rise of social media? Bill: In the beginning, we weren't doing the whole thing at all. No Facebook, no Twit-ter, nothing. I actually kind of hoped it would go away again. Tom: Me too, I hoped that it was just a phase. Bill: We really felt the need to protect the last remaining bits of our privacy. I just could not understand why everybody would give away something so important so easily. But this had to change - you have to get into it nowadays, so we faced it and learnt to enjoy it a little. There are many upsides to social media. It's a very direct way to connect to your fans directly, to communicate without tabloids getting in the way and I think that's great. I use Instagram a lot nowadays. But we still have boundaries - some people post stuff that I just cant believe. # When Toklo Hotel really took off, all those platforms were almost completely non-existent. Are you glad that was the case, especially considering the privacy you guys lost so fast? Tom: Definitely. Bill: Well, when we started, all of those things were still pretty new. But with pro¬jects like Tokio Hotel TV, we were one of the first bands to have a daily podcast. And that definitely helped. But today, it's just so hard! There are so many people shar¬ing their music and their talents now, it's almost impossible to become a YouTube- star I think. Tom: It got so big - it makes it harder for everybody. Ten years ago, when we per-formed in Japan, we thought to ourselves: Jf we mess this up, nobody in Europe is going to know." But now, if you do, everybody will know so fast! Bill: Exactly! If I do something on stage, and then after the show I turn on my phone - and it's already everywhere. It's crazy. Tom: There are ups, but then there are definitely downs. Everything got way more complex in general. With the promotion of our new album, we had to consider this too. Music Television doesn't really exist anymore I think, Social Media has replaced it. # It just doesn't affect us professionally though - how do you think it has affected you as people, not as musicians? How do you handle personal relationships? Bill: This didn't change me at all I think. Or did it? (He looks around. The other members shake their heads.) Tom is really old-school when it comes to phones, he is almost never on it and just texts or calls. He doesn't even have apps or follows blogs. Tom: I want to take this as an opportunity to promote my Instagram account. Its „TOM- KAULITZ" and I haven't uploaded any picture yet - but my goal is to have more followers than the rest of the band, without ever post-ing a picture. If I achieve that goal, maybe I finally will post something. Georg: Just one picture though. # Since your fame came so early and so fast - did you feel like you missed out on some experiences? And are there some expe¬riences you're glad you missed? Bill: We just lived a completely different life - I am really glad that I didn't have to go to school anymore, because studying for me is the worst and I just wanted to get out. Tom: Me too - getting up really early in the morning, to go to school on a rainy day.J'm glad I missed that. Bill: But on the other hand, we were always really guarded. We just had a small group of people we trusted and interacted with. And we had to take responsibility really early - I thought I was old enough to han¬dle it and wanted to control everything. But looking back, I definitely should have waited a little longer, maybe all that responsibility was a little too much. If I could go back, I would do that differently. We had to grow up really fast. # You mentioned before that you handle the internet very carefully - do you think that might be to distance yourself from all the pressure you had growing up? Bill: A little bit, yes. We are definitely try-ing to distance ourselves, but it's hard. This is a very personal job, you put out your own story for everyone to see...there was a lot of hate as well. Tom: It's hard to trust people - back in the days, you would say something to some¬body and it would be in the newspaper the next day. We have gotten really careful - every drink we had, every girl we slept with... we realized we had to protect ourselves. And we still do today. # I remember there was a lot of negative backlash - almost bullying. What would you say to those people now? Bill: I have to say -1 enjoyed that a little. It's better if people have a negative opinion, than no opinion at all. But when I look back, I sometimes think: „l maybe would have dressed differently." But I never forced any-thing - this just came naturally. But it really was important to prove ourselves to people, especially with the second album. We had to show them that we are not just a one hit wonder, that we really can play our instru-ments and that we can make it as a band. And I think we did. # Bill - you have always expressed your¬self. But today, a lot of your character traits are not just more accepted, but celebrated. Do you think this enables you to be more yourself? And how do you, as a band, deal with this? Bill: I never really fit in I think. This is why I hated going to school...I need to be free, I hate it when people tell me what to do. But I don't do it either - it's important that peo¬ple can express themselves, no matter what. I would never tell Georg what to wear or something. # But there is always going to be some negativity - how do you protect yourselves? Tom: People are celebrating individual¬ity more and more every day. But we never had that problem in our group. We looked out for each other, protected each other. Bill expressed himself at a very young age like few people would have done it, and some¬times that needed protection. We always had each other, and that was so helpful. I wouldn't know where I'd be without him. Bill: I always feel safe when I'm with the guys...I was never scared. Tom: And believe me, sometimes it was scary. Sometimes, audiences would react really badly, even more so when we were still young. Bill: They threw eggs at us! Tom: But it was always us four, sticking together. But of course, our fans helped as well. We needed them as well. Bill is really into fashion, but except for that, music has always been our priority. # The sticking together, the looking out for each other, the always doing what you want, no matter what - Tokio Hotel's image became a beacon of hope for people who were bullied. For outcasts, for people who dressed differently. That must make you very proud! Bill: Whenever I see that, even today, it makes me so happy. It's the sweetest thing -to inspire people, to make them want to be themselves. It really touches me - because that's exactly what I want to do. # But still, you can't reach anybody. Does it sometimes hurt you that out there, there are some people who really want to get in touch with you, and just can't get to you and you can't get to them? Bill: I don't want to break anyone's heart. And that is sometimes really difficult, yes. People look up to you, maybe admire you... and I will never really be able to meet them, even if I wanted to. And that takes a lot of energy. # But do you have a message for every¬body out there? Bill: We are looking forward to the tour and are looking forward to seeing everyone again, play in smaller venues. It's going to be awesome! # Are you glad to be back? Bill: We are so glad to be back! (The oth-ers nod enthusiastically.)
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27.02.2015 в 18:06-
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27.02.2015 в 18:14+Келли забанила Шеннон,когда та написала ей,что могла бы и посмотреть в гугле чья эта песня)
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27.02.2015 в 18:16-
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27.02.2015 в 18:25Купила права, заплатит авторам, и вообще няшка пушистая, я смотрю, ага, щаз : D
Супер, господа)))
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27.02.2015 в 18:31Как-то вообще некрасиво вышло. 2 года она не писала, а тут опомнилась?
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27.02.2015 в 18:58Она негодует, что не знала, что эта песня есть у кого-то : D - вот этот твитт, действительно, милый)
А то что она не знала... ну, гугл для слабаков.
Хотя, да, вряд ли кто бы полез смотреть, а не спел ли ещё кто-то эту песню, пока я думала. с кем мне ее спеть самой)))
Я злая, да. Неоправданно вредная девка я.
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27.02.2015 в 19:00Я думаю, тут нельзя произносить слово на букву "П" читать дальше, но по-моему, это как раз он.
Или просто тупая подстава. Гы. И сидит сейчас Йост и тролололололо (с)
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27.02.2015 в 19:21-
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27.02.2015 в 19:23Мда, печально. Не знаю что и думать
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27.02.2015 в 19:23twitter.com/kelly_clarkson/status/5712972759070...
Или я чего-то не понимаю?
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27.02.2015 в 19:42Только эта ссылка с кау(
www.josepvinaixa.com/blog/kelly-clarkson-piece-...
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27.02.2015 в 19:51www.josepvinaixa.com/blog/kelly-clarkson-piece-...
и тут есть авторство Кау, в ее трек листе
по-любому, кто-то этот пост делал? С ее же подачи!
Она не могла не читать это, она не могла не знать авторов!
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27.02.2015 в 20:27читать дальше
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