there are actually objective distinctions inherent in the albums themselves
Point them out please
there are actually objective distinctions inherent in the albums themselves
To get all boring and semantic, opinions are not necessarily based on facts or empirical knowledge, but they aren't necessarily limited to things that can't be proven.
As to "opinions" as applied to music, it isn't coincidental that everyone immediately got pissed off with @The Ozzman about the "all Bathory albums sound the same" comment - it wasn't just down to subjective perception, there are actually objective distinctions inherent in the albums themselves. The difference in opinion arises from most people being able to detect them and some (i.e. you) not being able to - whether or not you do or don't perceive them doesn't actually alter the music as it exists in its physical form.
Point them out please
I wonder what you have to be smoking if you think these two things sound the same.
Even this doesn't sound the same as the first song and they're both songs from Bathory's black metal era.
Point them out please
I'm too lazy to prove you wrong so I'm going to cop out
Dark green is a similar looking color to bright pink.
I disagree but I can't prove you wrong, so you must be equally right.
You can't objectively prove that one album is better than another. Art is subjective. Lets move on.
I mean, it is and it isn't. I can't objectively prove which of these two works is superior, but one of them objectively is.
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Is it objectively worse if you find out someone with brain damage drew it or maybe a toddler?
Anyway, that's like having a kid clang instruments into a mic and then comparing the recording to Bach. You don't really have an argument.