"I Worship Chaos" Discussion Thread
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ESA1996
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I think that one out of tune bend is on purpose. That's too amateurish a mistake to get through otherwise. Guys who've played guitar for a year should be able to hear it and correct it if it were a mistake.
If you're speaking of some other bend, well, I don't have any problems with them. Never though Alexi to be lacking in any particular playing aspect.
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Any particular differences, if any? Meaning, do you think there's any audible differences that are caused by Roope's departure?
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ESA1996
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what bends are there? I don't hear any
2:01 is the one I was talking about with the out of tune bend. There's a quick double (Not strings, but in succession) bend a bit later.
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it might be responsible for the bland rhythm guitar. And given Roope's experience I bet he often came up with neat ideas for Alexi's leads.
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what bends are there? I don't hear any
From 1:58 to 2:05, some of its whammy bar and some of it is bending (most notable bend at 2:05).
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ah beginning of the solo. 2:01 is fine, 2:02 then? Sounds like a classic bluesy bend into a lick, nothing wrong here
ESA1996
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ah beginning of the solo. 2:01 is fine, 2:02 then? Sounds like a classic bluesy bend into a lick, nothing wrong here
That's what I said above. No guitarist would miss that if it were a mistake.
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Pretty cool song- one of my favorite choruses they've done in a long time. I like that they've changed tunings instead of drop C or D standard. It sounds like it's in B is that right?
I actually really like it. A lot sludgier and has kind of a marching tempo to it. Very different from anything they've done. Catchy chorus too. As for the solo, I think it fit the song perfectly. A minute and a half noodle session wouldn't fit.
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The song is ok, the chorus is actually pretty epic, but the rest kind of "meh"m kinda want to hear the rest, but the chorus is pretty decent.
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I don't understand the RRF comparisons. I can't really think of any other COB album to compare this to actually. If I heard it without vocals and the solo I dunno if I would guess it's COB. The preview of the next track is even more bizarre. Gonna be a totally standalone album from what I can tell.
I actually like the tone, though. It's brittle but I think that's point. It's kind of evil. Really don't have words to describe but I think it's cool.
I actually like the tone, though. It's brittle but I think that's point. It's kind of evil. Really don't have words to describe but I think it's cool.
mrKRB64
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The tempo and the main riff have the same vibe but to me it sounds a lot different (and better) as most RRF songs went into unexpected thrash riffing which I didn't think flow together that well.
I liked the melody throughout the verses and the solo fit; I think it could have used a second solo though.
I agree with people saying the song could probably benefit from being cut down a minute or so but I am honestly loving it. The atmosphere is absolutely fantastic. Sort of a campy horror feel in the best way. Gives me the vibe of kids telling 'lake bodom' themed stories to one other around a campfire.
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