Another Opeth Acoustic Album?

[flemflames]

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Something I've always found is that "Watershed" (besides "Heir Apparent" and such) is a much more progressive rock album than "Damnation", which is just a mellow album. Don't get me wrong, I love both albums.

To stay on topic, I wouldn't opt for a solo album, but an acoustic-contrabass-piano-percussion album would be AMAZING!






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[Junges]

I don't want them to release another acoustic album. Damnation is the weakest Opeth album.

 

[Nasty-Fire]

noob idea

Haha.. yeah.

 

[Iki-ilkkuja]

I don't want them to release another acoustic album. Damnation is the weakest Opeth album.

True, songs like Windowpane and Closure are great, but then again, there's Death whispered a lullaby...

 

[Nasty-Fire]

^I think Death Whispered A Lullaby is a great song.

 

[Junges]

All songs are nice, but when compared to other songs.......................

 

[bathory...]

I've loved everything Opeth has ever put out, and anything related to Opeth. I'd love to hear more acoustic stuff, but I agree with letting it come to them.

If you're looking for acoustic music, you might try Agalloch or Green Carnation (The Acoustic Verses album is brilliant).

 

[Unhealer]

definately, more opeth acoustic would be great

 

[Rogue Eagle]

would love porcelain heart acoustic. The acoustic bits in that are SWEET

 

[Altitudes]

I would love to hear an acoustic album by Mike as a solo artist. Another Opeth album with clean guitars, like Damnation, would also by stellar...

 

[Jaikkuli]

I thought Damnation was a great album, even though perhaps unlike others, has a lack of variety. I listened to Damnation obsessively for quite a while but it just isn't as well rounded as Blackwater Park or Ghost Reveries. Which is ok, that isn't a bad thing. Just means that if I were stranded on a desert with only one Opeth album, it would likely be something more like those two rather than Damnation.