all_sins_undone
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erm... was referring to when he replied to derbeder's post in completely misunderstanding the joke fyi
lmao
the first 2 opeth albums are the worst ones, bad transitions.
but anyway there is by no means of metalcore influence in opeth's music
the first two albums have really bad transitions, not a matter of opinion at all
Well, this is just something me and my friend figured. Opeths work seems to have kinda been a 2 CD musical related path kinda thing, I can't explain it to well.
Orchid and Morningrise, by far the best of their work. My Arms Your Hearse and Still Life kinda went in a deifferent direction and were both concept albums. Blackwater Park, Deliverence, and Damntaion. Which we all know Deliverence and Damnation was supposed to be a 2 disk thing but because of the record company or whatever, they wanted to sell it seperately but you kinda put those 2 together and it sorta relates to Blackwater Park.
Now we have Ghost Reveries, once again I am blown away and they added some cool black metal and metalcore influences in there is what it sounded like, and by far the best of Mikael's clean vocals so far. Honestly this was my least favorite out of it all but I still love it. So Me and my friend think they will kinda do another album kinda like Ghost Reveries.
Like I said all above there, to me and my friend it kinda sounds like they kinda change things around every 2 CDs. Even though all their CDs are quite unique, you still get where I'm going with this. If this oppinion was already posted, I'm sorry but I didn't feel like going through 13 pages. Plus I'd figure this was a good way to look at it.
\m/ OPETH \m/
it wont be released this year. 2008 I think
which means that they will be in Australia again when its not March-April. Whats the world comming to?
Jesus Christ this page is choc full of stupidity!
Metalcore influences? What in the fuck?
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I would walk by him and hum the bass line to "Billy Jean".
how do you know that? link??
and i_aint_play_this i just had to quote that faggot, i only just saw his post as i havent been on this forum for a while. forgive me.
analysis: After just listening to GR and BWP , back to back, the quality of the recording is so much better on GR. Mainly inre to the mix of the vocals. Mikael's growl's on GR are mixed in with more vol. and impact and really add to the awesomeness of the recordings...on BWP the growls seem overshadowed by the guitar riffs and don't add quite the impact to the mix that they could have, and while I love BWP, I find myself wanting the growls to come thru with a bit more impact since they're so menacing sounding.
The thing that gives Opeth it's unique vibe are the great songwriting/guitar riffs and Mikeal's awesome vocal prowess both clean and screams.
Re my post on low frequencies...I'm thinking more along the lines of the impact it adds to the sound...it can be used to add a dark and doomy effect to the sound..Listen to "You Have a Special Purpose in Life" by Steve Jablonsky on the OST of "The Island" for an eg of what I'm refering to...that song owns!!!!!