Best/most interesting opeth song, production-wise?

Aug 26, 2008
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I'm doing a course in sound recording right now, and for next week we've to bring in a piece of music that we appreciate both musically and for its production values. Now I appreciate pretty much every Opeth song bar Porcelain Heart musically so which ones stand out for you from a production standpoint?

I would really appreciate any feedback, cheers.
 
I think that ghost of perdition has a great production regarding acoustic guitars and heavy guitars, drums, etc.
 
Really for me the whole Deliverance album is the best production. I don't know about GR, it's good, but I'm just not to fond of it for some reason.
 
I would pick something BWP, I think steve wilson did his best job on that.

Bleak comes to mind, those crushing powerchords at the start just sound so deep and powerful, and the layering of acoustic guitars adds a cool feel, crisp drum sound, and the contrast to the acoustic and jazzy tone later is all there like most opeth songs.
 
All albums have a unique sound and production for their own atmospheres.. so you can choose one of them (...Still Life, Blackwater Park, Deliverance, Ghost Reveries, Watershed).. but if i had to, I would like to choose Ghost of Perdition and Baying of the Hounds from Ghost Reveries!
 
The Lotus Eater is the most interesting for me.

I really like the production work on all of Watershed.
Overall it's been really good since BWP
 
Concerning the production I would suggest almost everything on Deliverance. There´s so much going on there soundwise, particularly in By The Pain I See In Others.