and maybe about the material things !! it's like a new direction for them !
and yeah...i wanna read that book too ! it sounds interesting
Nice to know there are others out there thinking along the same lines.
If I may...what the fuck are you talking about?
"Watershed" means a turning point. Clearly, losing Lopez and Peter is a turning point in the band's history, hence a "watershed." Hence why the album is named "Watershed." See how that works?
Yeah that's right! I wonder if that point was something Mikael was thinking about when choosing this title. What was the title he wanted to choose before "Watershed" already?
If it makes you feel less lonely, then I think of "my cock, your mouth" too.
I never heard Mike talking abotu another title !! i hope some interviewer will ask him about such interesting things instead of those fucking "influences" stupid questions that i'm sure that mike got enough of them !!! anyone can check out his myspace profile and enjoy his essay in "music" part hahah !!!
If I may...what the fuck are you talking about?
"Watershed" means a turning point. Clearly, losing Lopez and Peter is a turning point in the band's history, hence a "watershed." Hence why the album is named "Watershed." See how that works?
No really, before the album was release, or near the moment, there was an interview I think, about it. Mikael tells a name his wanted for Watershed but didn't use it because some other (shit) band had an album using it.
If it makes you feel less lonely, then I think of "my cock, your mouth" too.
Oh, that's different. You can't just think "my cock, your mouth." You have to live it.
And I do that very well.
"I'm writing you now 3 days later. I have the title and it's "Watershed". I like it, I love it actually. My first title was "Repulsion" but when I told Jonas (Katatonia) he started sending my mock covers with the Opeth logo and the green head from the "Horrified" sleeve by the band Repulsion."
from the Watershed session diary.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/watershed, definition #4: "an important point of division or transition between two phases, conditions, etc.:"