Dissapointed by Enslaved's "Below the Lights"
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Guardian of Darkness said:
Hang on, you seemed to like Below The Lights just last year. In fact, you recommended it to me...
I bet you fucking HATE My Arms, Your Hearse now too!
The one problem I have with early Enslaved, and a lot of other BM bands, is just the shitty thin guitar sound. Newer stuff, and stuff like Darkthrone seems to be better in that respect.
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Vikingligr Veldi is BY FAR their best. Frost, Eld, Yggdrasill (demo, can be found on the split with Satyricon) and Hordanes Land are jaw-droppingly good too. Blodhemn and Mardraum do have their moments, so do Monumension, although some of the progressive elements in the latter aren't my cup of tea at all. Below The Lights is pretty bad, but Isa surprisingly enough sounded good to my ears.
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Stormwatch said:Hang on, you seemed to like Below The Lights just last year. In fact, you recommended it to me...
I bet you fucking HATE My Arms, Your Hearse now too!
The one problem I have with early Enslaved, and a lot of other BM bands, is just the shitty thin guitar sound. Newer stuff, and stuff like Darkthrone seems to be better in that respect.
GoD flip flops more than a washington politician. I've searched threads from 1-2 years ago where he praises an album. Then I think to myself (Shit didn't he just bash that one last week?) I can understand an album you onced love not lasting the test of time. But when you go from praise to bashing...it makes me wonder.
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Stormwatch said:Hang on, you seemed to like Below The Lights just last year. In fact, you recommended it to me...
I bet you fucking HATE My Arms, Your Hearse now too!
The one problem I have with early Enslaved, and a lot of other BM bands, is just the shitty thin guitar sound. Newer stuff, and stuff like Darkthrone seems to be better in that respect.
Not last year, surely. Mid-2003, quite possibly. But hey, 2003 = gayness =
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My tastes changed quite radically with the introduction of Burzum and a general maturity in mindset.
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Guardian of Darkness said:
Oh my. Yes, I can see that the maturity has set in a little, at least...
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There was no need to cut that list down.
Most of my friends (though mainly 17) are into teh good stuff.
Most of my friends (though mainly 17) are into teh good stuff.
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WNxScythe said:That's cool, I had the impression everyone my age liked rap and techno or nu-metal junk
You're wrong. I'll be 16 in March.
Guardian of Darkness said:
Some of the things on the list I didn't know, and some of it I enjoy, even today at the age of 29. So I singled out the releases that most symbolized a metal head just starting out.
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