I actually prefer Walling's original drum tracks to those what Jason plays live on songs Church Of The Machine & Through The Looking Glass. And I'm now comparing with LOTEOF-versions.
Got Twilight in Olympus today
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zakk_hate_me_666
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smoke and mirrors isnt as good with rullo cause he doesnt do the fast as hell double bass parts like walling. you know : "walkin dead we arrrrrrrrrrrr dududuh dududu dudududud"
weenur
Loving gloomy Phoenix
Twilight is my favorite SX album in a tie with V. I find those two the most listenable throughout. I don't skip any songs on either.
DoktorShred
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zakk_hate_me_666
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i think its cool whether it is similar or not. i just noticed it the other dday when i got images and words.
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Julz
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I think it's a very positive reflection on Tom Walling that everytime TiO is mentioned, it's almost expected that he becomes an integral feature of the topic
Progbass
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DoktorShred said:
It's just the first notes that are similar, after the bass enters the similarities are gone. And actually the pattern is pretty common in prog music so I bet many else have used it too.
Moonchild141
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as i posted in another thread, who really cares about the riff ripping off thing, every band has stolen a riff or 2 as there is no original riffs really. its all about interpertation, i mean ya they also did the mirror sounding riff on V but it works so who cares? and DT surely has a few tool sounding riffs, but i think its cool to see someone else's take on a similar sound. but thats me
zakk_hate_me_666
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what mirror sounding riff on v.
more info please. i may be called a noob or something for this but i dont know shit about prog. just symphony x and images and words.
more info please. i may be called a noob or something for this but i dont know shit about prog. just symphony x and images and words.
greenaxer
Knight of the Templar
The riff at the 1:23 mark of The Death of Balance/Lacrymosa. That's exactly what I thought when I first heard it. Sounds a bit familiar...yet, it works well within the context of the song.
By the way, I absolutely love this song, especially the part where they incorporate the piece from Mozart's Requiem, and the rhythmic-based jam around the beginning.
By the way, I absolutely love this song, especially the part where they incorporate the piece from Mozart's Requiem, and the rhythmic-based jam around the beginning.
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