Favourite Ballad/Mellow Tune

[BlackRoseImmortalWaterPark]

Fellow Opethians, Got another cool and hard question here for all of us, What is your favourite Opeth ballad? Its A Big List and think it over, probably be given 2 answers for this one. No Instrumentals on this one

To Bid You Farewell
Credence
Benighted
Face Of Melinda
Harvest
Patterns In The Ivy II
Still Day Beneath The Sun
Windowpane
In My Time Of Need
Death Whispered A Lullaby
Closure
Hope Leaves
To Rid The Disease
Weakness
A Fair Judgement
Hours Of Wealth
Atonement
Isolation Years

I would have to say To Bid You Farewell, It was the Original and purely beautiful, other top contenders would be Credence, Windowpane, Harvest, Hours of Wealth.

 

[DEMIgOD]

hours of wealth definitly. for me anyways

 

[RollMyCoaster13]

face of melinda for sure

 

[biggsy]

tbyf and face of melinda. but overall, tbyf.

 

[The Seeker]

There are so many great ones... However, #1 goes to: To Rid The Disease

 

[Helios]

to bid you farewell

 

[Godhead59]

To Rid the Disease and Credence

 

[kobold]

In My Time of Need

 

[GraveyardVision]

Credence and Face of melinda

 

[Carta's]

I'm unable to decide, but definitely it would be To Bid You Farewell, Face of Melinda or Credence, for completely different reasons.

 

[stefan86]

Closure or Hope Leaves

 

[HoursOfDebt]

"To rid the Harvest disease of Closure". that song owns!

 

[BurningSky]

You should have said mellow song because i dont know if any of those are even ballads. A ballad is a song that tells a story, not just something to bust out your lighter to and mellow out.

 

[Contra dk]

For me either Windowpane or Hours Of Wealth... Can never get sick of those two.

 

[ometh]

Face Of Melinda is just sublime.

 

[Txsxhx]

To Bid You Farewell

Thennn Windowpane, To Rid The Disease, Benighted.

 

[Pavelent]

Benighted...because it's the closest song to a ballad.

 

[themirror06]

Windowpane, Credence, Isolation Years

 

[annt]

Face of Melinda

Credence, Hope Leaves, Isolation Years

 

[Septembers Marc]

Still Day beneath the Sun and Credence.