beautiful,beautiful singing on master's apprentices

[shivering corpse]

The line "lead the way into death" is just so beautiful
The whole mellow part with the "every wretched dream" and the beatlesesque harmonies are Opeth at their finest
that whole song is just crazy, i mean it starts up so heavy and remains and then all the sudden has one of the best melodic parts they've done, only to have an evil growl rip it open
I am addicted to this song and album

 

[[0hr]Sunlapse]

I can't stand the beatles, but the so-called "Beatles-sounding" part in that song is AWESOME.....

 

[Chromatose]

I have found myself listening to Masters Apprentices many more times than anything else on the album at the moment. I am indeed addicted to the song as well.

 

[thirdeye]

great song and observation, i posted a similar statement before. that song just increases melodically and turns into a beautiful thing.

 

[SoundMaster]

Originally posted by SunlapseVertigo
I can't stand the beatles, but the so-called "Beatles-sounding" part in that song is AWESOME.....

I absolutely LOVE the Beatles, so I'm REALLY looking forward to hearing this song today!!!!!!!!

 

[BiatchGuy]

"Beatles sounding" part??

 

[R.I.P.2]

I thought that part was the one everyone was saying was like Porcupine Tree...

 

[Fyhed]

The melodic part in this song is very much Porcupine Tree influenced . The harmonies used just sound like steve wilsons on songs like "waiting"

great stuff!

 

[Oysterboy72]

Right now, "The Master's Apprentice" is my favorite song on "Deliverance". I love that middle section with the clean vocals and the "aahs. Just as you are lulled into that tranquil place in your mind you get hit square in the gut.

Love it!

 

[Bleakest Harvest]

Yeah I would say that bit on MA sounds very much like Porcupine Tree, it's absolutely brilliant too.

 

[BiatchGuy]

wow, I like that part -- maybe I should check out this Porcupine Tree band everyone's talking about

 

[creepindeath66]

Originally posted by Chromatose
I have found myself listening to Masters Apprentices many more times than anything else on the album at the moment. I am indeed addicted to the song as well.

me too!