TheFourthHorseman said:So, so sad.
that makes at least four of us here (ouagadougou as well, I think).Strider said:so another PoS fan here, I guess. You know, I've been listening to BE for weeks now, and somehow I can't seem to enter in the right state of mind to really understand it... all the other albums just floored me the very moment I had them... too pretentious... PoS have aalways had the capacity of being complex and "smart" without being pretentious... but somewhere during the course of BE I find myself thinking "Daniel this time you've gone a bit too far!" I hope BE will be (ahem...) a step aside more than a stop forward for the band...
Delirious said:that makes at least four of us here (ouagadougou as well, I think).
and actually, I pretty much share your opinion. they played some BE live shows here in sweden a little more than a year ago, so I knew what was to come, but I thought that it'd be a lot easier to take in after listening it through a couple of times. don't know, though, right now I feel many of the individual songs "get lost" in the concept.
I'd still say it's a great album, with some brilliant parts, but I probably listened to remedy lane more times the first week I had it compared to BE at all so far...
well, that goes without sayingStrider said:oh I actually think it's better than the 90% of the so-called prog-metal crap out there,
we differ a bit there, then. the only "concept greater than part of it sums" for me is one hour.... the ones after that I see as much as just songs (altough often connected, some of them very tightly), possibly because I at first didn't hear the albums in their entirety. about daniel, he is definitely one of my favourite singers and since he is the mastermind behind what I think is two of the best albums ever (RL, TPE) I second "musical genius" without a doubt.Strider said:and it shows brilliant pieces of art... only the whole concept is not greater than the sum of its parts, as with the previous albums. Sometimes, boredom sets quietly in... still, Daniel is the better singer nowadays gracing my ears (apart from the almighty Mike Patton), and a musical genius... I just hope they will drop the orchestra and make The Perfect Element part II with their classic sound
yes, I have =)Delirious said:fireangel: I'm guessing you've heard the oomph!/l'âme immortelle song brennende liebe? if not: do.
perfectly spot on, as usual. the song is good and an obvious bridge between the hardcore-ish oomph! atmosphere and the romantic/gothic lai scenarios, but she's really unnecessary to the whole thing.fireangel said:The sole reason for the actual cooperation was, that LAI changed to the same recordcompany (GUN-Supersonic) where oomph! came to a year earlier or such. Thus they could use the single very well to promote the name L`Ame Immortelle, because oomph! had an immense success in Germany.
The DVD will be released in December, but maybe to your disappoitment, it'll "only" feature one of the BE-concerts that were performed before BE's release.Delirious said:as I've understood things, the next studio album will indeed be TPE II.
and if I remember correctly johan langell spoke about a dvd as well, but I guess we'll simply have to wait and see...
thanks. I luv analyzingrahvin said:perfectly spot on, as usual.
I believe it was written before LAI came on scene, so it was not meant as the connection you describe. But it´s a pure guess, I can´t prove this one sentence.the song is good and an obvious bridge between the hardcore-ish oomph! atmosphere and the romantic/gothic lai scenarios, but she's really unnecessary to the whole thing.
Delirious said:as I've understood things, the next studio album will indeed be TPE II.
and if I remember correctly johan langell spoke about a dvd as well, but I guess we'll simply have to wait and see...
TheFourthHorseman said:Do you mean that Daniel wrote and did just about everything on the latest albums with "made almost anything for the album short of selling it door by door"?
TheFourthHorseman said:That's quite true, but that's just more proof on him being a rather modern l'uomo universale, I'd say. It's amazing how much he can do and knows about...well, everything, in this time and age where there's so much information that doing it the "Da Vinci" way is pretty damn impossible.
I know I'm being a fanboy, what with praising him from heaven to hell, but that's ok.
Still, Fredrik wrote one of the best PoS songs for BE. Even if it's still Daniel's great lyrics and vocals.
I still don't get it. "Almost anything" doesn't make sense.Strider said:beg your pardon... I meant he did anything <i>on</i> the album...
how about "almost everything"?TheFourthHorseman said:I still don't get it. "Almost anything" doesn't make sense.