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colt3ninja
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| I'll probably always have a soft spot for Opeth but I'm not feeling Heritage much. That being said, the songs rip live. |
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Sunnportal
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Location: Merredin, Western Australia
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| holy ghost wrote: | | Man Miles was cookin' up some insane shit on those fusion albums..... I'm a big fan of his classic quartet but In A Silent Way, Bitches Brew, Jack Johnson et all is some next level music..... not really fair to call it "fusion" though as that era was so original and is miles (ho ho) away from what's typically regarded as fusion...... I dunno, I don't expect it to be everyones cup of tea but those records are mother fucking next level....... |
Miles Davis is outstanding.
Bought this thing and love it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miles_Davis:_The_Complete_Columbia_Album_Collection
Can't listen to jazz that often, but every time i put on a Miles Davis album i love it. One of my favourite artists ever.
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Location: Nidaros
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I like Opeth quite alot, except for their two first albums. The album in question is amazing.
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Ragingwinter
Joined: 22 Nov 2012
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Location: California
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| Posted: Tue Jul 02, 2013 10:55 pm Post subject: |
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| My Arms, your hearse has got to be my favorite Opeth material. The track When makes me fall to my knees everytime. |
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Stalinorgel
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"Nuclear War Now against Hate and Violence"... |
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malfeitor
Joined: 26 Feb 2013
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Location: Germany
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For a nice analog sound also check out Velnias' RuneEater
| Quote: | The second opus of the Colorado Blackened Folk Doom Horde is entitled RuneEater and has been captured through entirely analog means between the 7th and 11th of November 2011 at Hiroshi House Studio.
The analog integrity of the recording shall be preserved as it is mixed and mastered from the 2" tape on which the album has been recorded to 1/2" tape and in the end cut straight to lacquer. |
Also musically pretty decent stuff, not your average US hipster bm band. |
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jameswolfe
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I still havent heard this album.....Im too scared to.
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GiantCogs
Joined: 06 Nov 2011
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Location: Boston
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| holy ghost wrote: | | Deliverance is probably their most overlooked (?) album. I think it's top quality from start to finish. Ghost Reveries and Watershed are top notch too.... didn't really care for Damnation much, but I might go give it another chance..... |
Deliverance took me a while to get behind, but now it's among my favorites of theirs. The opening riff from Master's Apprentice is among the most perfect things in metal.
Ghost Reveries is garbage though. |
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morfumax
Joined: 01 Apr 2012
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Location: Maryland, United States
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| GiantCogs wrote: | | holy ghost wrote: | | Deliverance is probably their most overlooked (?) album. I think it's top quality from start to finish. Ghost Reveries and Watershed are top notch too.... didn't really care for Damnation much, but I might go give it another chance..... |
Deliverance took me a while to get behind, but now it's among my favorites of theirs. The opening riff from Master's Apprentice is among the most perfect things in metal.
Ghost Reveries is garbage though. |
Ghost Reveries may take a bit to get into, but it is not garbage. Though imo, Watershed is a bit better. |
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Devoured Death
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| NYSE wrote: | | holy ghost wrote: |
I really gabe it a fair chance, I really like the prog elements they incorporate but I jump shop at the John McLaughlan-esque freakouts however..... it wasn't doing it for me...... |
The difference is that McLaughlin can play. These clowns just write dull, uninspired garbage. |
This. My problem with Opeth has always been that the majority of their fans haven't a clue that there's huge portions of their music lifted from other bands. The production of the last one IS great, but personally I found the vocals to be really boring and emotionless, and the songs to sound like a mess of good 70s prog bands thrown together in an incoherent mess. |
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Pestkrieg
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| I don't think it was too incoherent, but it was a bit derivative, which was a real shame after Watershed, which is easily my favourite of their albums. I found it a bit sad that they decided to go too far in the prog direction. |
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