Recent content by Cynic

Nope, I'm a male with a sharp eye :)

Ahh! This sacrament solo, i can do the first part of that too. The ending legato hammer thing gets me though :err: The intro to Next in line is surprisingly speedy :err:

ha ha... Personally, i'd prefer Warrel, but Glenn will do. :grin: Chuck schuldiner was the king of :eek: :cry:

The riverdragon solo is kickass to play, nice and fluent, comfortable positions. I have a go at the deconstruction acoustic one every now and again, i get most of the parts, but some of the speedier runs blur by a bit quick for me to pick up, i'd love to get my hands on some tab (hinthint :)...

I don't mind if there's something nice to look at while you're headbanging... On another note, Glenn is :eek:

Hansi Kursch owns you all :grin: Mike got better on later albums, he's pretty bad on orchid :err:

That's the one. Now if only i could remember the Morbid Angel song it sounds like :lol: I think it's off Gateways to Annihilation, it's a killer slow bruiser that one.

Admittedly, i'm pretty new to the band. I've heard it all except My Arms Your Hearse, and the really older stuff like Orchid is really haunting, a little bit because of the hollow sounding production, but still life in particular is really warm, and it still doesn't click with me. I'll give it...

Agreed on that. Some of the Control Denied stuff is pretty hard to get your head around playing, like the title track, the start is pretty odd. Fucked if i know how to play leads like that though... !

It's killer. I like it much more than Blackwater Park and Still Life, they just didn't seem to have a dark feel to them. This is heaps good though, it's much more Death Metal than before...

Totally different styles. ...Plus i've never really agreed with Opeth being called Prog. They've got long songs, but aside from that complex structure, they are no more progressive than, say, sentenced. Simple riffs and motif's transpersed amoung winding channels of complexity. It's...

You're insane dudes... :lol:

No. I beleive not. It was a reference to the muse in the story being "born in the year of the dog".

Creative geniousness...