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Don Corleone
Emre
aaron's death vocals are excellent. im very picky about those kinds of vocals and i just love his.
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Themanwithnoname
I never liked growling vocals anyway so i am not into MDB alot but i like turn loose the swans i have listened to a few other albums but they didnt get to me like the light at the.... i thought of listening to the experimental electronic stuff they did cause i am into electronic music, is it any good?
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Themanwithnoname
Don Corleone
Emre
dani filth's vox are not death! haha!
anyways, i AM picky, and he's really good at what he does.
anyways, i AM picky, and he's really good at what he does.
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Themanwithnoname
Don Corleone said:dani filth's vox are not death! haha!
anyways, i AM picky, and he's really good at what he does.
i now he does not growl, its just these strange voice techniques, growling or the stuff dani makes, they are all shit to me. I used to read dani's column on metal hammer and i think he is a better journalist than a musician
The Scourge
Suicide Machine
It amazes me that SOD, WOL is garnering such negativity. I listened to it and LOVED it. This album has just enveloped me in its infinitesimal melancholy and subtle rage. People say it is boring. How can that be? Because of the adagio and largo meters they use on this album? If that is the case, it is not the first time. Turn Loose The Swans was full of slow meters, and many claim that to be their masterpiece. Whether I agree with that is neither here nor there, but the latest MDB is just brilliant. "My Wine In Silence" may very well be one of the best songs they have ever written. Andrew Craighan's guitars just shred masterfully, and then mellow down for some cold but peaceful melancholy. And Shaun's drumming is just simply awesome as it always is. I really believe that SOD, WOL is the best thing MDB have composed since The Angel And The Dark River, and it will more than likely find its way into my top five by year's end.
Cerulean
Not very cerulean eh
I refuse to listen it until I've bought it but I tend to believe people such as The Scourge, I'll probably be on their side.
yeah the scourge's immediate and strong words are about to convince me too.we all want a good album deep inside.
Don Corleone
Emre
Dhatura
New Metal Member
sol83 said:
Sol, one of my friends, whose opinion I highly esteem, said exactly the same, so you MUST be right
even though I never heard the album (and never will I guess).
Dhatura
New Metal Member
It's like I love Anathema, but I don't mind admitting the last album doesn't give me the shivers (as, for example, Alternative 4 or AFDTE does).
Allan
New Metal Member
And I don't mind admitting that Bon Jovi has been pretty much crap ever since "These Days". And I doubt anyone can love MDB as much as I used to love Bon Jovi.
Cerulean
Not very cerulean eh
Haha you're talking about blind fanboyism. Well, I'm not a fanboy at all. I just thought Scourge's words COULD rather match my words when I've heard the album than yours.sol83 said:
Don Corleone
Emre
allan, such a great example. i love bon jovi...but i havent even touched their last three releases...they ended with "these days"...bon jovi had some decent tunes on "destination anywhere", though
Cerulean
Not very cerulean eh
Allan
New Metal Member
Don Corleone said:
Yeah, certainly a total fall from grace, I still own all of them though.
That "This Left Feels Right" is kind of all right much to my surprise actually.
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