Recent content by umasser2004

Now THAT would be awesome...

Wow, thanks folks. That's so shocking to me.

Oh wow, do you have any idea when this quote is from? It wouldn't surprise me if this was like pre-Ghost Reveries or something.

Speaking of record sales and all, and I know this isn't exactly on topic, but does anyone have any idea on how all the guys in the band are paid? Do you guys think that Mikael gets paid any more than the rest of the guys? Or would it all be spread out evenly? I would assume that this is one of...

Nice, Thanks man!

My bad. Thanks Bill, Heir Apparent Ghost of Perdition Godhead's Lament Leper Affinity Credence Hessian Peel Closure The Night and Silent Water The Lotus Eater Deliverance

Does anyone remember the name of the Swedish jazz musician Mike was talking about from which he "ripped off" the vocal intro to The Lotus Eater. I remember the name of the album he suggested we all check out being called "Jazz in Swedish", but I can't seem to find any info on it.

Nope, I was at both shows and they were the exact same sets. Heir Apparent Godhead's Lament Leper Affinity Credence Hessian Peel Closure The Night and Silent Water The Lotus Eater Deliverance On both nights, Credence=>Hessian Peel=>Closure was one of the greatest things I have...

I was hoping for a new one off of GR. Creedence is awesome though.

Sounds more like a phaser pedal to me.

That version is fucking awesome. Has anyone seen a version of it that is longer than 1:29 minutes (thats the only one on youtube)? I still to this day wonder why they did it only that one time. The song itself really isn't hard to play, but the repetitiveness of the barre chords almost numbs...

I think SPD or Face of Melinda are pretty damn difficult to play. A kind of on topic question for the guitarists out there: Most musicians follow some kind of scale pattern when writing music (like how most classic rock follows blues scales). Does anyone here know or have a guess if Mike...

I'm all for it!!!! When I talked to Mike and Per on the last tour in Worcester I asked them if they would ever play it. Mike said "It's not impossible". Let's hope that we get it sometime soon

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Epilogue is one of the most unbelievable things Opeth have ever done, and its completely overlooked. Not so much by the fans, but by the band mostly. Imagine a really nice long blues jam on Epilogue to open up a show. Or at any point in the show for that matter. Its such a shame that is been...