Man...you know, I was going to say Plague of Procreation or The Final Sin but that isn't a bad choice either.
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While I could live with "Plague of Procreation" I like "The Final Sin" definitely less. Could we agree on my choice, if the next time it should be up to us both to pick a song from an album, I'd leave it up to you to have the final say? (OK, there's no guarantee that this situation will happen again.)
I won't be able to discuss this further (if necessary) right now, because it's already past midnight here and I've got to get up early.
Phylactery
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I think Plague of Procreation is one of the weaker songs on the album personally. I'd definitely go with Seeds of the Desolate or It Came Upon One Night.
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i think you meant the title track
I definitely considered it.
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no country didn't ask me for one 
I'd go with Perpetual Ascent or Tears of God for Demigod prolly
I'd go with Perpetual Ascent or Tears of God for Demigod prolly
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crimsonfloyd
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Went back and listened to the three albums I hadn't heard. Psychotic Waltz didn't leave much of an impression. Solitude Aeturnus seems like the token traditional doom snooze-fest that each list is gonna have imposed on it. The Demolition Hammer album was actually worthwhile. I'll give that one another listen.
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RadicalThrasher
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Just catching up here ,so yeah a little late but
I'd go with the opening track/skull fracturing nightmare
or the closing track/aborticide
Skull fracturing nightmare probably my first choice unless the other guy prefers something different? Not really a bad track on there so.........
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Phylactery
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Lol what. It's much more in the vein of epic doom like Candlemass and has some power metal leanings and even some convincing thrash sections. In fact, the 2 bands it is mostly compared with are Candlemass and Fates Warning. Your assessment sucks.
crimsonfloyd
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I'll admit it was based on one listen, so there certainly could have been a lot that I missed out on, and there have been plenty of albums that took more than one listen to click. That said, I was bored while listening to it. I do like both of your comps though, so I'll give it another listen.
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Are these your objective statements of artistic intent or just your opinions? It's hard to tell sometimes.
crimsonfloyd
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Still bored on second listen. Will give it 1-2 more shots over the next few weeks, to be fair.
Phylactery
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My post had nothing to do with you disliking it, obviously I can't help that. It was more about you calling it "token trad doom" which is a totally unfair assessment of it for the reasons I explained.
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The thing is it's not engaging me, so I'm not picking up on most of the particulars you mentioned. Thus far it's background music. Hence the need for a few more listens.
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"I am a perfect objective judge of art, as long as I enjoy it"
lmao. Even if you dislike that Solitude Aeturnus album, I think you'd have to be deaf (or just entirely unfamiliar with metal riffing, possible considering your usual proclivities) to not notice that there are a lot of things about it different from most other trad doom.
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