Anders Nordin and Johan De farfalla
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Opethian666
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I kinda seen that coming but still had to ask...
ante
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^ it´s nice of you to read my posts without word slapping me in the face 
@Cairath uhm...well I dont remember that good either now, but we were gonna have it somewhere, I think it was was for morningrise. I might be wrong though
@Cairath uhm...well I dont remember that good either now, but we were gonna have it somewhere, I think it was was for morningrise. I might be wrong though
Mr Samsara
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Necromantic-Hiko said:
Sweet! Good stuff... Where did you get that quote? It's good FAQ Update material.
Anders: Dude... give us an update on where you are and what you're up to and I'll get it inserted into the FAQ!
Mr Samsara said:
I searched Akerfeldts posts
http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=34591
Opethian666
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Hey Anders, about The Night And The Silent Water, did you write the drum work yourself, because it is my favorite song for drumming. Not technical or anything, but it just has such a great feeling and provokes lots of emotion.
Seance
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ante said:^ it´s nice of you to read my posts without word slapping me in the face
oh, coolness, what's up dude
lol this is going to turn into an "ask Anders" thread
what do you think of the band these days? hopefully not a sensitive issue
xXBraveMurderDay
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They're gone. They're done with. My comment doesn't mean I don't want to listen to their old albums and savor their work. It just means I don't really care about the older memebers of Opeth, but I do respect their contributions. I like Mendez a lot better than the older guy, and I could give a shit less about him. As long as their newer members kick ass, I don't care.Pethical said:
biggsy
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I always find it nice to find out where ex-band members are and what they're doing. For all we know, they might have some side projects worth listening to or something. It's interesting to se how they've matured musically compared to the band.
opethpainter
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daz436 said:may aswell clone the katatonia forum and put this in:
is the 1st from right david isberg?
Moobaa
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I didn't like Nordin's drumming at all, he was sloppy imo.. lopeth was the shit, i wish he didnt leave... Ax just doesnt do it for me, hes too slow live, you can see peter like holding notes wicked long because the tempos so slow, its awkward. Theres a live video of "when" on youtube thats like painful to watch, its like half speed
affinityband
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Yeah I think Axenrot is a bit slow too. Or At least the metal town gig seemed way too slow. I can only compare it to live videos of Lopez, and not personal experience. But lets hope he gets better.
ante
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Mr Samsara said:
well not much have changed actually, I´m in Brazil, moving closer in too the djungle next month and I`m still misstreating my knackers on the bike
next year is the Pan American games in Rio so I´ll try to grab a place in the time trialHouse of Seance said:
ofcourse not! all cool....it´sa honestly really cool too see they have come this far, and it´s good stuff
so it makes me proud of have beeing there and it´s a good way too run a conversation when I run out of topics like oh" you know Opeth? and blablabla hahaOpethian666 said:
you mean the Kongo Bongo in the end?
well the main idea too have that kind of drums there was Mikaels, but I kind of invented those drums right there in the studio. we had rehearsed alot but for some reason it didnt came out the same as from rehearsals
ante
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