J.
Old Fart
Agreed. Owens over Barlow. I was never an Iced Earth fan, but I thoroughly enjoyed Glorious Burden more than the earlier material.
Agreed. Owens over Barlow. I was never an Iced Earth fan, but I thoroughly enjoyed Glorious Burden more than the earlier material.
I'm getting tired of listening to what would otherwise be a great song/album that is completely ruined by a shitty vocalist and horrible vocals in generals (ideas, melodies, etc).
Exhibit A:
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The vocals on this album are amateurish at best. It's just fucking horrible. GOD
The Gettysburg trilogy is the only thing worth listening to on The Glorious Burden imo.
Agreed. Owens over Barlow. I was never an Iced Earth fan, but I thoroughly enjoyed Glorious Burden more than the earlier material.
I'm getting tired of listening to what would otherwise be a great song/album that is completely ruined by a shitty vocalist and horrible vocals in generals (ideas, melodies, etc).
Exhibit A:
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The vocals on this album are amateurish at best. It's just fucking horrible. GOD
I would never listen to that based on the band name / album art alone.
I would never listen to that based on the band name / album art alone.
Lifelover, Les Discrets, Peste Noire, Agypnie...
LOL?
Lifelover, Les Discrets, Peste Noire, Shining, Alcest, Agypnie...
LOL?
Agrypnie was one I got really tired of pretty quickly
He was talking about lame band names that are much worse than Cirith Ungol.
Shining sucks just from the lame publicity stunt that their woe-is-me twat of a lead singer pulled a few years back. A shame it was just for publicity and not true. That's almost as bad as Velvet Cacoon.
Agrypnie was one I got really tired of pretty quickly (not a fan of the vocal processing and the drum machine sounded too mechanical) but the others are awesome. Shining is motherfucking fantastic. V - Halmstad is a masterpiece.
Shining is possibly one of the worst 'big name' black metal bands around today. I might actually willingly listen to Krallice or Liturgy before them.
I actually agree with this. Barlow, in my opinion, has too melodramatic of an approach; akin to Mark Vanderbilt when he used to sing for Kamelot. I prefer Owens.