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Phylactery
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tfw when bands like Overkill do doom metal more justice
In the first place I don't like vocalists that try to sound like Ozzy; I think it's jarring because he's such a distinctive vocalist that no one would ever accidentally sound like Ozzy (and in a doom band, no less) so it greatly undermines any belief that what you're hearing is sincere expression and not just mimicry (and apparently Linderson mimics Reagers during his stint with Vitus; what a fraud.) Furthermore a lot of these songs seem to have no aim beyond just trying to be crushingly heavy. Basically everything I don't want out of doom; DNF.
I'd also be super into your posts, but I'm not.
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Downrated from a 4 to a 2.5 on RYM in one listen. Still some good ideas here but many are obnoxious, and worse yet, just as many are plain boring.
I still like The Real Thing though.
Nate Skalman
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Mike Patton was way ahead of the times with “autism awareness”...try Mr. Bungle, it’s no less obnoxious but more deliberate
Downrated from a 4 to a 2.5 on RYM in one listen. Still some good ideas here but many are obnoxious, and worse yet, just as many are plain boring.
I still like The Real Thing though.
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The Ozzman
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I think Album of the Year is the best album from that band. I was super into Angel Dust for years but Ashes to Ashes destroys anything on that album
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The Ozzman
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Terrible band. I haven't even checked out Fantomas or any of his other projects because of how bad those albums were.
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I think I'll always love Carousel even though it's such an Oingo Boingo knock-off, and there's a few other songs on the first album that are pretty good too, but yeah overall Patton is one of the most overrated guys in rock/metal.
Nate Skalman
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Isnt that the point of calling something out as overrated? Patton has a rather large cult following that proclaims him to be some kind of music god (as is the norm for cult followers), and none of his stuff really leaves a lasting impact. Ive always considered his music as generically eccentric, and the strange stuff is usually just weird for the sake of being weird and doesnt come across as genuine to me. It is like he thinks mocking circus music is somehow deep, and when he doesnt do that he just plays generic alternative rock in the vein of background music to bang your high school girlfriend to. The man has a good voice, but his artistic vision is shallow and usually ostentatiously schizophrenic. King for a Day and Disco Volante are probably his high points, and they are 6-7 out of 10 albums at best.
Nate Skalman
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I totally agree, I’ve just never met one of these “cult followers” lol...I watched a VH1 interview where he was talking about his autism, so the weird/abstract stuff always made sense to me...
elohimeth
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This crap. I don't get why so many black metallers love it. It sounds like some bedroom hipster metal at best.
The Ozzman
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I-TEND-TO-DIE
leave this world behind
kind of 50/50 thing for me. I love Welcome to the Morbid Reich but this is kind of lame in comparison.
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Has a couple weaker songs but overall pretty consistent. Brings the classic Exodus dual-leads.
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