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mrrr!
Originally posted by Anthony
What I've heard about them is Aaron says Anathema smoke cannabis every time ....
that's true that they use cannabis (and not only cannabis...)
but is that a problem? ý don't think so
Originally posted by Anthony
What I've heard about them is Aaron says Anathema smoke cannabis every time ....
that's true that they use cannabis (and not only cannabis...)
but is that a problem? ý don't think so
Originally posted by without
Originally posted by Anthony
What I've heard about them is Aaron says Anathema smoke cannabis every time ....
that's true that they use cannabis (and not only cannabis...)
but is that a problem? ý don't think so
i find that a bit disappointing they are a fuckin METAL band!!
Originally posted by LoboUivante
i think comparing MDB and Anathema style now is very dificult, if not impossible. i was talking about their old style
Originally posted by yourdeadgroom
It's interesting to see the paths the so-called 'Big Three' have taken (MDB, Anathema, & Paradise Lost for those that don't know). Hell, they all pretty much started the whole death-doom thing in the early 90s. PL refined their style alot, then ditched it somewhat and went for a goth-pop-rock thing, which was kinda a big jump for them. Anathema have slowly progressed with each album, and while I'm so-far not taken with the new cd (only listened to it twice though, so aint gonna condemn it yet), their development has been pretty much seamless, I don't get the feeling of a massive stylistic jump like PL. MDB went for all the weird experimentation early on (more so than the others), more-or-less culminating in 34.... I would not have been surprised to see them continue in that vain and lose some of the doom qualities like the other two, but instead the re-evaluated where they were, and decided to take a step back. So here we are, more than 10 years on & the only on that still sounds remotely similar to when they started out are MDB, even though each band has gone through massive changes.
I'm not really going anywhere with that, I just find it interesting
Originally posted by Wolff
....the Anathema regrssion has two points: Darren and then Duncan leaving the band. As far as MDB, they put out 34.788 just to fuck around, realized that it was a bunch of shit and went back to their roots...
Originally posted by LuminousAether
The big 3 did NOT invent doom metal nor did they provide some sort of "catalyst" for doom metal. Doom metal existed at least 20 years prior to them (Black Sabbath, Pentagram, etc...) and the big 3 were part of a "third wave" of doom, the second being such bands as Candlemass, Cathedral, and Saint Vitus.
Paradise Lost does not suck now nor have they ever sucked. If anything, their middle period (Icon and Draconian Times) was their worst period.
My Dying Bride's earliest output (Towards the Sinister, As the Flower Withers, and Turn Loose the Swans) completely annihilates early Anathema but Anathema are now a better band than My Dying Bride (who would be better if they continued down the same path as the godly 34.788% Complete but sadly they backtracked).
Originally posted by LuminousAether
The big 3 did NOT invent doom metal nor did they provide some sort of "catalyst" for doom metal. Doom metal existed at least 20 years prior to them (Black Sabbath, Pentagram, etc...) and the big 3 were part of a "third wave" of doom, the second being such bands as Candlemass, Cathedral, and Saint Vitus.
Originally posted by LuminousAether
Whoever says Paradise Lost sold out or followed trends is a complete and utter moron. There's no getting around it. Here's something no one pays attention to: they sell much less copies now than their most "trendy" output, which is Draconian Times. They have actually become less trendy.
My thoughts exactly.Angels_Molestor said:They are both great bands but I prefer Anathema and MDB has really dissapointed me with 34,788% (really crap) and I don't like the fact that Martin Powell has left cause he was a great musician and his violin made them so unique