General Zod
Ruler of Australia
The fact that they are by a wide margin the best band on the planet isn't enough of a selling point?JayKeeley said:
As for the new disc, I'm waiting until I have the CD before passing judgement.
GZ
Nevermore
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As for the new disc, I'm waiting until I have the CD before passing judgement.
GZ
JayKeeley
Be still, O wand'rer!
General Zod
Ruler of Australia
MadeInNewJersey
nursing my wounds
JayKeeley
Be still, O wand'rer!
MadeInNewJersey
nursing my wounds
JayKeeley
Be still, O wand'rer!
Oh er...General Zod and I were both lined up to go see Enslaved. And when we found out they were set to take the stage at 3am, we bailed.
I just aint 18 anymore.
I just aint 18 anymore.
MadeInNewJersey
nursing my wounds
General Zod
Ruler of Australia
Disappointed? Would you drive an hour and a half to see a band you've never heard, who plays in a genre you don't particularly care for, at 3AM? Screw that nonsense.
GZ
GZ
Papa Josh
Minister of Propaganda
MadeInNewJersey
nursing my wounds
Papa Josh said:
Zod, I do understand your point, but I also own the DVD and you ARE fools! Enslaved plays here what? Once every 5 years? Off with your heads!
Papa Josh
Minister of Propaganda
markgugs said:
Dude, is "AS Fires Swept Clean The earth" not one of the coolest fuckin songs ever. I also really like the live version of "Convoys To Nothingness."
Killer.
MadeInNewJersey
nursing my wounds
There wasn't a weak moment on the DVD IMO, but you're right about "As Fires..." just ruling all.
Papa Josh
Minister of Propaganda
markgugs said:
I had the dvd a few weeks before the new cd came out, so I was waiting and waiting to hear the cd version of "As Fires.."
AWESOME.
Below The Lights is most definitely in my Top 10 of 2003.
I of course didnt find out that Enslaved were playing in D.C untill the night of the fucking concert. And there was much anger henceforth.
I have the new Nevermore cd. The productionis very muddy but I enjoy the album. It would sound alot better with better production but I enjoy the songs and the heaviness. It doesn't touch Dead Heart In A Dead World and it probably won't make my top 10 of 2003 but I do like it.
OK. You people are messed up. The new Nevermore sounds just like it should. It is a thrash album, not a power metal album; therefore, the production is perfect and quite fitting. I just bought it today, and I must say it blows 'Dead Heart' away. The nasty production is way overhyped. It is simply a rougher sound they were going for. I like it.
Papa Josh
Minister of Propaganda
npearce said:
I gotta admit, the record is growing on me. It's not as strong as the last few, but I like it more everyday.
I still don't like the production though. Besides, that's not the sound they were going for, that's just the budget that they had. They've been very public about how they would've preferred to use Village Recorders, down here in Texas. Not enough $$$. They've voiced how they wanted to use Andy Sneap, but who had him? Century Media Flavor of the Month ARCH ENEMY.
What a crock..
I've listened to it on several different stereos, and the production is just fine on them all. The music is way more aggressive, and I think this album is actually better than 'Dead Heart'. We'll see what it's like in a few months, though.
JayKeeley
Be still, O wand'rer!
I gotta agree with npearce on this one. I am loving the new Nevermore album, and I've always found them incredibly boring in the past. Go figure.npearce said:
I'm only on the first spin, and I have not yet even considered turning it off like I would do normally on something like Dead Heart.
Also, do I hear proggy elements of Queensryche here or there: "Tomorrow turned into Yesterday", and especially "Who Decides"? Especially on Dane's vocals delivered with a slight Tate influence....am I nuts?
"Noumenon" just started...love that sweet guitar on the intro. I'm nicely surprised with this album to be honest.
