stardrowned
The doctor is in...
apathy dressed in violence
white insectoid legs
curse her lips and mouth
receptive only to pain
~Gyroscope
white insectoid legs
curse her lips and mouth
receptive only to pain
~Gyroscope
Best In Flames Vocal Lines....
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yes"With each and every attribute
of animal, machine and man"
-Jester Script Transfigured
It's not really the words that are so interesting, but just the overall delivery and the atmosphere of the song that make this part stand out to me.
of animal, machine and man"
-Jester Script Transfigured
It's not really the words that are so interesting, but just the overall delivery and the atmosphere of the song that make this part stand out to me.
Chairman Kaga
Member
I'm focusing on the part, the way its sung, and the way it sounds, and how epic it sounds, not the lyrics cause I never thought Anders went out of his way to make the 'good parts' any more lyrically good than the non-stick-out parts.
Chosen Pessimist:
Come faith I'm dying
Disconnected:
I feel like shit. (And the whole chorus repeat of the last chorus, when he sings it a bit slower)
Delight and Angers:
The whole part that starts with 'Chasing Leftovers'
Drenched In Fear:
Whenever he says "hope drenced in fear"
Metaphor:
Let me in, I'll bury the pain
Evil In A Closet:
You're presence kept me floating, far from depths where secrets lie.
....
Basically, Sense Of Purpose amazed me with how many times I loved the way Anders sung some of the lyrics. Wether it was because of the vocal producer, or his vocal writing just got better, I think it was finally the step In Flames needed to get that 'emotional' feeling into their music that really made their new sound 'good'.
Chosen Pessimist:
Come faith I'm dying
Disconnected:
I feel like shit. (And the whole chorus repeat of the last chorus, when he sings it a bit slower)
Delight and Angers:
The whole part that starts with 'Chasing Leftovers'
Drenched In Fear:
Whenever he says "hope drenced in fear"
Metaphor:
Let me in, I'll bury the pain
Evil In A Closet:
You're presence kept me floating, far from depths where secrets lie.
....
Basically, Sense Of Purpose amazed me with how many times I loved the way Anders sung some of the lyrics. Wether it was because of the vocal producer, or his vocal writing just got better, I think it was finally the step In Flames needed to get that 'emotional' feeling into their music that really made their new sound 'good'.
grey knight
Etheraven
Btw. I'm again comparing the vocal styles and there's pretty much no difference between atleast Swim and Condemned.
Blasphemy
Anyways, I like the go, march part on disconnected sounds sweet with the low growl thing.
Clay-Man
Anders pre-2003
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I'm pretty partial to the ending of the bridge (I guess thats what you would call it?) in the Quiet place, right after Anders is done trying to sing and starts to scream "a king in my own mind", about 3 minutes in or so.
Swim, as a whole, is one of his best vocal performances I think, especially the first verse
Swim, as a whole, is one of his best vocal performances I think, especially the first verse
To each his own I guess, but I tend to think TJR is a bit overrated as far as vocal quality goes. Anders does have some good moments, like December Flower or the chorus in The Jester race. For me, this album was more a showcase of their (more-so Jesper) songwriting ability as a whole. Anders has said himself that the In Flames sound wasn't really achieved until they recorded Colony, and to me thats when his vocal delivery starts to stand out (over the next couple albums at least).
zombie inc and clayman have great vox patterns. Sattelites and Astronauts. The Hive. Jotun. Drifter... the list goes on
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