I'm mainly posting to get a more interesting conversation going. More then likely this isn't going to be controversial but Immolation is one of the best death metal bands arounds.
I wouldn't say albums usually click with me immediately but I can generally tell if it's likely to click with me. Whereas if I hate it on first listen I'll probably always hate it. I can't think of too many I've significantly changed my views on, although I do remember Far Away from the Sun didn't impress me much at first and now it's one of my all time favourites.
TRITSIO, for an example, only seemed like a generic melodeath album to me at first...
I wouldn't say albums usually click with me immediately but I can generally tell if it's likely to click with me. Whereas if I hate it on first listen I'll probably always hate it. I can't think of too many I've significantly changed my views on, although I do remember Far Away from the Sun didn't impress me much at first and now it's one of my all time favourites.
This.I wouldn't say albums usually click with me immediately but I can generally tell if it's likely to click with me.
50% of my opinion on a band is pre-listening. Band name, cover art, logo, album title. Rarely do I find a band that turns me off with all of that but comes through musically.
I'm mainly posting to get a more interesting conversation going. More then likely this isn't going to be controversial but Immolation is one of the best death metal bands arounds.
No countries point was more along the lines of how could you think The Red In The Sky Is Ours was a generic album to begin with? Unless the only melodic/death metal you heard before AtG was Eucharist, I honestly can't see how you would view that particular album as "generic".