Recent content by The Moor

mikael played the bass on mayh with a fretless i believe (check the equipment section on opeth.com). anyone know if he has done any other bass tracks for opeth?

"We recorded Orchid in 1994 with Johan as a session bassplayer" http://opeth.com/biography/chapter3.html

on the subject of bass, peter originaly joined opeth as a bassist. mikael said this in an interview.

to my knowledge, mayh bass tracks were played by mikael on a fretless. i wasn't aware mikael played and wrote the bass for morningrise, where exactly would find information on this? i've read the sites info and it doesn't say that.

I've been trying to learn opeths bass lines for a while now and i've noticed alot of their riffs are in the scale of G (please correct me if i'm wrong) Songs from damnation come to mind mostly.

I've recently become aware of Yngwie Malmsteen's talents. I remember mike said something about this guy/band? in an interview. How exactly do you pronounce Yngwie Malmsteen? anyone have any recommendation for me, as to buy an ablum or as to any songs which mike might have been influenced by.

I play bass too, you ever think about tabbing some of opeths stuff on bass? I actually took up bass sometime around 2003-2002 in my senior year in high school. My first attempt at learning a song was To bid you farewell, which i could only learn the intro. I also learned the beginning on Face...

can anyone do the bass tabs for it?

i'll be there front and center.

Ya, i guess you could say that. Although i remember seeing a few sit in interviews with all 4 memebers, and it was only mikael and peter talking, the martins just sat their without any words. I'm not trying to be a pirck about this, i'm just curious.

judging by your maturity level i'de suggest you can't define what is good english, by that your mouth should be shut. i didn't ask for your shit.

indeed. i was required to read it in my senior english class in high school, we also watched the movie which was very good.

well let's be glad they didn't add curt kobain on the top 10 or some shit like that. although he is a great song writer but is in no way on the same level as #42 on the list ;)

Sorry to lead you to think their is one, as i would like see someone interview Martin Mendez. I would like to hear his point of view starting from his still life debut do his current input on the music. Does he not speak english well, or does he choose not to do interviews? If their is someone...

If anyone has read the lyrics to this song and have read or watched the play "Othello" might guess that The Moor is a deathly in love character. I'm just wondering what others thought The Moor means. A Moor can also be a grassy open hilled area in europe. Any insight would be great. :)