Recent content by Thor26

In case they’d be contacted and asked to perform a movie’s soundtrack, I would be interested if they’d choose to go with the material they have or they’d rather like to write something new and unheard of? That’s what I would like to know. I remember Hegg saying...

That’s true. But I’d buy it anyway. But listen, you know what I’d really like to see coming our way? A Viking movie where at the end, on the credits’ screen it’d read: Music composed and directed by Amon Amarth! Now, there we’d get our instrumental version of whatever songs they’d use...

Me too. Being asked to try and summarize what AA stands for in one track, Olavi answered: “DEATH IN FIRE”. :rock:

Well, from another ”oldandtired” fan that has listened like you to metal since forever… :Saint: Today's metal scene seems to be a lot more developed, complex and abundant. There is simply so much talent out there these days that metal bands are popping out like mushrooms after the rain. The...

I don't know whether I got it right or wrong, but isn't that Amon Amarth erupting behind Surtur's character? What you all think?:) Great cover, anyways.:kickass:

I don’t know if you guys have seen this, but I recently stumbled on it and I was happy like a lamb! I want to share it with you. So here it is. Over 35 minutes with and about one of the best drummers in the world: Fredrik Andersson; Holger – his drum tech and a lot more...

Firstly, I love it. All of it. And it has an incredible fast growing rate on me the more I listen to it. It’s somehow different then the Twilight Of The Thunder God. I think it’s a better thought through album. And the lyrics are amazing. Doom Over Dead Man caught me by surprise. I mean I...

Imagine AA's shows if they could have, say, Kiss' 80s budget!!!! Or Pink Floyd's.... 'Pray to Odin that that will happen. God interview. Ted's awesome.

I always LOVE to see an Olavi interview! :notworthy He’s so humble and so professional! Well, that’s the case with the whole band, but Olavi in special. He’s not as good at English as Hegg, but boy he’s got such a pleasant way of communicating and to pass his thoughts across… Thanks for sharing.

Tough one… Ok, here I go: 10.Without Fear 9. Bastards of a Lying Breed 8….And Soon The World Will Cease To Be 7.Versus The World 6. The Pursuit of Vikings 5.Fate Of Norns 4.Where Silent Gods Stand Guard 3.Asato(u)r 2.Cry Of The Black Birds 1.Valhall Awaits Me (Death In Fire)...

Yeah. I kind of agree. I’d include heavy-metal among them though. The rest are sub-genres evolved from these six main-genres. and So much ambiguous discussions were born on these remarks. People, the reason bands within the same musical genre (or sub-genre) sound different is not due to...

1. Slipknot 2. Mudvayne (the two + all Nu crap) 3. Mötley Crue 4. Guns’n’Roses 5. White Lion (the whole glam metal phenomenon) 6. Enbilulugugal + Striborg (the whole extreme ”nothing but noise” black-metal crap ”performed” by ”bands” like...

Yeah, I’ve checked it. :) That’ll be the reason why one of the posters in this forum stated that AA is gone completely country on “Twilight Of The Thunder God” track. Boy what an unconstructive exchange we had! Still, just because some bluegrass band decided to make a cover doesn’t mean that...

You're kidding, right?

Personally I have no problem whatsoever with Twilight Of The Thunder God’s sound. Quite contrary. The older albums’ final sound-mix seems of poorer quality. Johan’s vocals are rawer and more unpolished, so to speak. I guess that’s the sign of time. Obviously, the band...