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prowlergrig
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i think it's cos mike ripped it from camel and it would be 'naive' to call it a genuine opeth track...
...and the next question will be: which camel song is it ripped off from?
...and the next question will be: which camel song is it ripped off from?
Korlich
So Judah fucked it up
opeth_353
Member
Jokes aside..lets think about this really, really, really, extremely hard...
maybe because it's not the ending song.
..or the flying kid
maybe because it's not the ending song.
..or the flying kid
Kenneth R.
Cináed
opeth_353
Member
Well, try and understand it as in it's naive in that it is named Ending Credits when there is another track after it. It naively claims to be the end of the album and the set. Thats the understanding i took from it. Maybe he just plain used the wrong word lol.
worldwide_suicide
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i don't know.. i don't think the song is as naive as calling a song naive and don't explaining further the reasons why you call it naive... so yeah... the song is naive but mikael sounded more naive... or something like that
Hügelgräber
Hügelgrab-Graber
I give you the answer: Maybe it is not about a "little boy who thinks he can fly", but it could be the soundtrack to that.
It has a naive tune, thats all.
It has a naive tune, thats all.
Moonstruck
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I think it's naive because he tried to imitate Camel, which is a band that Mikael looks up to very much. (I think)
Dreadful
When Man& Machine Collide
I really don't get how people can still ask "Which Camel song is "Ending Credits" influenced by?" after hearing "Music Inspired by the Snowgoose" album. CLEARLY, if you had to pick one song it would "the snowgoose"...track 6 people. come on...
That was one of the first Camel songs I heard, and without even seeing the Lamentations DVD let alone knowing that Camel was one of their BIG influences, I thought that song was very remniscent and similar in songwriting.
That was one of the first Camel songs I heard, and without even seeing the Lamentations DVD let alone knowing that Camel was one of their BIG influences, I thought that song was very remniscent and similar in songwriting.
Dreadful
When Man& Machine Collide
the_drip
Martriden K
wow dreadful, its amazing how much better you are than every one else here.
....hmmm I tried to be sarcastic, but it seems that's a pretty genuine statement. congrats.
....hmmm I tried to be sarcastic, but it seems that's a pretty genuine statement. congrats.
NFU
I like pie.
the_drip
Martriden K
......
wtf @ inferiority complex.
dreadful's statement was pretty damn good. So I said he was better than everyone else.
wtf @ inferiority complex.
dreadful's statement was pretty damn good. So I said he was better than everyone else.
Dreadful
When Man& Machine Collide
Haha..
I guess that top statement really did come across as being very penis-like...oh well, the initial point of it still stands.
I guess that top statement really did come across as being very penis-like...oh well, the initial point of it still stands.
