Henry adjusted his position on the sofa a few times until he forced Hugo and Fujin into the corner, and finally found the most comfortable position, and then calmed down... Pedro and Neal were still arguing, and even came to the front of the instrument, intending to go directly to the actual exercise, completely ignoring Henry who had just arrived at the scene.

Hugo and Fujin had long been accustomed to Henry's lazy disease and did not care about it at all, but neither of them was willing to stand up. They just adjusted their positions passively and admired the quarrel between Pedro and Neal with relish.

Seeing Alfonso standing next to him was too lazy to roll his eyes, he just felt that this group was all crazy, and he was "unfortunately" one of them.

Henry finally calmed down, raised his chin, and signaled the two people who were arranging the music practice, "Are you preparing for the album now? Are you really preparing for the studio? Or is it for the studio practice?" Previously, Glory had entered the studio many times until his death to discuss the issue of music creation, but that was all discussions within the band, and they never really started the preparation for the fourth album.

Hugo shrugged, "Is there any difference?" Henry rolled his eyes speechlessly, but Alfonso said actively, "Formal preparation. We have selected twenty alternative tracks, and now we are integrating the style and core of the entire album."

In three years, Hugo's creations had at least eighty songs; and Fokin and Neil also had more than one hundred songs, and even Pedro and Alfonso began to try some creations. In order to select suitable works, they had to listen, discuss and distinguish them one by one. The whole process can be said to be in chaos and endless fun.

Among the final twenty songs, Hugo contributed eight songs, Neil had four songs, Fujin had five songs, and Alfonso composed two songs, and Pedro also had one song selected. Now Neil and Pedro are arguing with one song called "We did it (we.made.it). The two of them have their own opinions on arrangement and are unwilling to give in.

Henry raised his eyebrows and gently tapped his chin, "Good news." He knew that although Roger Fasson had never mentioned it, he was still very anxious. Now he finally heard the news that the fourth installment of Honor to Death began to be prepared. It is estimated that Roger will go to a high-end French restaurant to celebrate.

After saying that, Henry fell silent, staring at Pedro who was recording directly with his bass on his back, and Neil who was absolutely focused in front of the recording station, as if he was paying attention to the creation of the two people.

Hugo and Fujin didn't mind at all, and whispered to the song "We did it". In fact, this song was very special. It was created by Fujin after the first successful "Twisted Tour". At that time, Hugo praised him when he heard the mastering.

The theme of the song is about an ordinary person who strives to go from the bottom of the street to success, but it implies the rock music path of glory to death, and it also refers to the stage of "Twisted Tour" that carries the dreams of countless grassroots bands. Their efforts have finally paid off.

The whole song is very complete, and the lyrics are created to show Fujin's profound understanding. If the arrangement is properly, it will be a very outstanding work. Fujin's original song adopts a mixed style of hard rock and pop, hoping to use drum beats to drive the passionate emotions. However, after entering the recording studio, everyone found that the arrangement of this kind of song is not easy, and the overall rhythm always lacks a little chemical reaction, which triggered a quarrel between Neil and Pedro.

However, Hugo and Fu Jing briefly discussed it, and both believed that this is the reason for the overall arrangement, and it is not that simple.

"I think this song should use more electronic disc styles, use the harmony effect of the choir to highlight the grand momentum, and then add rap to control the rhythm and personalize the new metal rock style." Hugo's words made Fujin fall into deep thought, and his brows frowned slightly, "Add rap? Are you saying, rewrite the lyrics of rap and use rap and harmonies to personalize?"

Hugo nodded. In fact, rap rock has always been a very important part of new metal rock. Glory has appeared one after another, and works such as "burn.it.down" and "one.step.clo" have been incorporated into rap elements. However, the band has never had a song that truly combines rap and hard-core rock. Fujin's creation makes up for this gap.

Fujin had to admit that Hugo's idea was very bold, and he vaguely thought it was a correct idea. Hugo's understanding of music is indeed rich and profound, unique and distinctive, "Who do you think should be asked to cooperate with rap?"

"Brave Dad?" Hugo raised his eyebrows and said directly, which made Fu Jin glance at Hugo's top figure in the rap world. It turns out that the level is different.

Alfonso stood beside him and looked at the three people on the sofa with extremely calm expressions. He felt a pain, and then coughed twice, "Henry, what's wrong with you coming here today?"

Henry was stunned when he heard this question, and then he realized, "Yes, Hugo, I have something to tell you." Hugo and Fujin temporarily stopped discussing and turned to look over. Henry then said, "The Super Bowl midfielder hair is here to invite him, hoping that the band can perform on stage."

"Super Bowl?" Alfonso made the sound, and he seemed very surprised. "We have reached this level?"

Henry glanced back at Alfonso and said lightly, "Now, no one in the United States can reach this level except us." That powerful self-confidence and domineeringness revealed unquestionable firmness, which made Alfonso choke. After thinking about it carefully, it seemed that this was indeed the truth.

The Super Bowl, the biggest event in the United States every year, has been the highest ratings in the United States since the birth of the Super Bowl in 1967. No one has firmly occupied the No. 1 viewership ranking in the United States in the past four decades, and no one can shake it. After entering the 1990s, the number of viewers can even exceed 100 million. It is no exaggeration to say that more than one-third or even one-quarter of Americans will watch the Super Bowl every year.

The Super Bowl is even a show that is even bigger than Christmas and Thanksgiving.

The concept of midfield show was born since the first Super Bowl. However, the first three sessions were completed by university bands, and the first star midfield show appeared in the fourth session. The guest was Carol.channing. However, most of the time it was mainly performed in the performance group. It was not until 1989 that Paul Tarib (Paul.tagliabue) became the second president of the Super Bowl era. After he closely linked the Super Bowl with superstars in the entertainment industry, the charm of this event reached its peak in the United States and was nicknamed the "American Spring Festival Gala".

Michael Jackson served as a guest on the midfield show in 1993, singing a total of four songs, attracting 130 million viewers, which also created the peak in American television history.

Now, artists who can attend the Super Bowl midfield show are considered to be the leader of the entire North American continent. Even though music legend Steve Wander was overtaken in last year's midfield show, they still invited four other top superstars to join forces to make the star shine of the midfield show to the extreme.

However, as Henry said, in the entire North America, if Honor is not qualified to be a Super Bowl midfield show until death, then no one is so qualified. In fact, in 1997 and 1998, there were constant calls for Honor to be a stage for two consecutive years, but American Olives went to the League (NFL) had their own considerations. In previous Super Bowl midfield shows, no rock bands have ever appeared on stage, never!

Even the Beatles, even the Rolling Stones, and even the Aerial Blacksmiths, have never received invitations. Because when the Super Bowl midfield show entered the All-Star era, the golden age of rock was gone, so the superstars who made the midfield show included country, blues, pop, and rhythm and blues, but no rock band or rock singer has ever been on the stage.

The market appeal of rock is a huge question mark. No one can guarantee whether the rock band can ignite the enthusiasm of the entire North American continent on such a grand stage of the midfield show. Since taking office, Paul Tarib has insisted on the midfield show to take the superstar route and maximize the commercial value of the Super Bowl as much as possible. Naturally, he is unwilling to take this risk. Even though the influence of glory to death in the past two years has reached its peak, the Super Bowl has never extended an olive branch to this history-making rock band.

The Super Bowl is the peak of American business activities, and it is also the peak of American social attention and social recognition. It has been recognized by the Super Bowl. Even if it can be regarded as the recognition of the entire mainstream American society, it is even stronger than the influence of the Oscars.

Now, the Super Bowl has sent an invitation to Glory to Death for the first time, and it is also the first time in history to invite rock bands. This is not only a breakthrough in the Super Bowl, but also a landmark momentum for the rock recovery momentum in the past two years. This means that since the golden age of rock in the 1970s, rock has once again created its own peak years in the 1990s.

So, even Alfonso's first reaction was very surprising. This was a historic breakthrough not only for glory to death, but also for the entire rock market.

Henry was very calm on the surface, but in fact, he was inevitably a little surprised when he learned the news. Even his heart began to tremble slightly. Such historical moments were indeed too important. However, at this time, Henry hid his emotions very well, and did not have much fluctuation, but looked at Hugo, "So, what do you think? By the way, it was not a platter performance, but a performance that supported the entire audience alone like Michael Jackson."
Chapter completed!