Calling all Opeth homos

[v2kv]

Still Life is probly their best. Blackwater Park's pretty awesome too.

Still Life is the best, but Blackwater Park seems to be the best gateway album for Opeth.

 

[King Richard]

What v2kv said. Still Life and Deliverance are a bit too dense for someone just getting into Opeth. Blackwater Park and My Arms Your Hearse are the two best albums to start off with.

 

[Belligerent]

I see you the bag and raise you a sack of cocks.

LMAO. Thats not even enough for his acinine statement.

Still Life is probly their best. Blackwater Park's pretty awesome too.

Agreed but he should buy BP first then Still Life after.

 

[anonymousnick2001]

The formula of Opeth songwriting is so stupid I can't bear it.

Well, whoop-dee-fucking-scoobedy-doobedy-doo for you.

 

[panzerfaust666]

saw them last night. They were incrdible. So was Dream Theater, and three

 

[S<issors]

and three

no wai

 

[CF87]

I'm hard for Death Delirium

I fucking knew it.

(fuck off)!

 

[The Ozzman]

I'm only hard when you decide to cuddle with me.

Oh how I love to cuddle...

















Wait

 

[panzerfaust666]

no wai

...i guess so.

 

[J.]

Man, imagine if they'd only called it quits after "Still Life"... They would have been legends!

Make that Orchid. Beginning and ending at their peak.

 

[10293847]

Opeth can't decide if they want to be metal or acoustic/soft rock. I used to like them some five/six years ago, but not anymore.

They don't want to decide. They want to be both. That in itself isn't the problem. The problem is that they still, after all these years, haven't figured out how to write a structured song.

They could play one style exclusively, but if they still couldn't figure out how to arrange anything that made sense, it wouldn't matter.

 

[Matt]

lol Orchid is by far the worst

 

[The Ozzman]

lol Orchid is by far the worst

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[King Richard]

They don't want to decide. They want to be both. That in itself isn't the problem. The problem is that they still, after all these years, haven't figured out how to write a structured song.

They could play one style exclusively, but if they still couldn't figure out how to arrange anything that made sense, it wouldn't matter.

 

[Zephyrus]

lol Orchid is by far the worst

lol

 

[J.]

lol Orchid is by far the worst

If that's a joke, it's pretty funny because no one could possibly be that retarded. That statement is something on par with the humorous ignorance of Dubya.

If it is not a joke, then you're the joke.

 

[Valerie]

Orchid isn't the worst or the best. But let's hear your detailed explanation supported by facts as to why you think it was their peak. Unless of course there is no fact and it's all opinion... in which case, who the fuck cares?

 

[v2kv]

They don't want to decide. They want to be both. That in itself isn't the problem. The problem is that they still, after all these years, haven't figured out how to write a structured song.

They could play one style exclusively, but if they still couldn't figure out how to arrange anything that made sense, it wouldn't matter.

Lol you make it sound like you're basing this on fact, when it's really only your opinion.
I personally don't see how their songs aren't structured...the transitions surely aren't random since other parts build up to them throughout the songs. That's what most people seem to complain about anyway.

lol Orchid is by far the worst

Under The Weeping Moon? Forest Of October? The Apostle In Triumph? Those songs are some of their best imo.

 

[Crimson Velvet]

@Valerie:

Maybe because it's one of the few albums in which they didn't focus all their energy into trying to sound as "proggy" and "intellectual" as possible? Maybe because it's one of the few albums in which they demonstrated some metallic energy and attitude, rather than trying to sound as "mature" and "intellectual" as possible? Maybe because it's one of the very albums in which their sound wasn't based on a fucking formula?

 

[Valerie]

@Valerie:

Maybe because it's one of the few albums in which they didn't focus all their energy into trying to sound as "proggy" and "intellectual" as possible? Maybe because it's one of the few albums in which they demonstrated some metallic energy and attitude, rather than trying to sound as "mature" and "intellectual" as possible? Maybe because it's one of the very albums in which their sound wasn't based on a fucking formula?

I do believe I said to include facts, not more opinions and assumptions.