Album with most brilliant acoustic work...
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Manbient
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IanDork107
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IcemanJ256
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Alex78
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ahh that's a tough question.. at first i thought Morningrise just for To Bid you Farewell.. but then parts from other albums keep coming to me..
I voted for Orchid, although all of em are brilliant, and I think the highlight of their acoustic work is definitely TBYF.
Demonspell
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coronerox
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1. Morningrise
2. Everything else except for Deliverance
3. Deliverance
I was going to throw MAYH in 3rd too, but then I remembered how the acoustic parts were excellent, though a little sparse. BWP's are even more rare, but the two bonus songs bring it up.
2. Everything else except for Deliverance
3. Deliverance
I was going to throw MAYH in 3rd too, but then I remembered how the acoustic parts were excellent, though a little sparse. BWP's are even more rare, but the two bonus songs bring it up.
Fallen
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genizah
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Sadistik
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Sadistik said:
uhhh.....well if you are gonna say a non-Opeth, album, I'll say Di Meola/De Lucia/McLaughlin - Friday Night in San Fransisco.
Duvall
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Morningrise - after all, it was written entirely on acoustic guitar (or so I've been told..)
Non-Opeth, I'd say anything by Don Ross. The man is a machine.
Non-Opeth, I'd say anything by Don Ross. The man is a machine.
Morningrise - defintaly, thats did for me....definatly morningrise...
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