TakinTheMusicBack said:
Good point Kevy. Look, Opeth are a HEAVY band, Mikael even says so in the DVD. So why fill the DVD with their mellow stuff, stuff that isn't representative of the band? Sure, some diehard Opeth fans are going to like it, but many more aren't going to bother buying it due to the song selection.
Because they had the chance to do so? I'm asking this yet again,would've you liked it better if there was no DVD? The DVD IS representative of the band,as Mikael states a lot of times during the sets that they're mainly a death metal band and it has the heavy set.
I have no idea what is up with people who give criticism,but can't come up with any kind of a replacement for what's wrong in their opinion. So,in these circumstances,other than changing couple songs in the heavy set (which is personal preference,anyone can bicker on about that and mention different songs),what would've you done to make the DVD better?
TakinTheMusicBack said:
I simply find it quite boring now - even the "heavy" songs aren't the heaviest they could have chosen, some of them are pretty fucking mellow too. The documentary DOES kick ass but I didn't buy it for that, I bought it to watch a great concert, and, while I'm sure it was if you were there, it simply drags on for me watching Mikael sing that dirge "Weakness", while fucking nob-ends in the crowd death grunt "OOOPPETH!! RROOOAARR!! *coff coff*" in the background.
Out of the songs that they have rehearsed,I think that's pretty much the heaviest set they could play. I'm not sure if The Funeral Portrait has been played,but granted that would've made the set heavier if it was placed as the last song instead of A Fair Judgement. But I don't mind.
About the screaming shit in Damnation,that does suck.
But didn't you just say the Damnation set isn't represantive of their music and portray yourself as one of the "many more" who "aren't going to bother buying it due to the song selection"? If you hadn't bought it already that is.
Anyway,just got the DVD back from a friend,I'm gonna go and watch it again.
Oh and Kevy what the hell? I would like to see Maiden's label telling them not to play The Trooper first.
Opeth simply COULDN'T play the older songs. Either you're not seeing the facts here or you're just ignorant.