If you have the import (with bonus tracks, I'm assuming?), why would you purchase the iTunes version?
I'm disappointed so far with the new Pathosray. I really liked their debut, but there doesn't seem to be any memorable songs on the new one. I've only listened three times, maybe it will take a few more spins to click for me.
Yes. I refuse to buy physical media at this point because I want the convenience of purchasing digital tracks. Cut the fat out, give me the music, and get more money. Score.Metal people use iTunes? Really?
I'd rather just buy the CD.
Yeah, I don't think they should stop making albums anymore, I just refuse to buy them because I want the option and I'm past CDs at this point.I still like having a CD as a backup if the MP3s get deleted or damaged. I can always create MP3s of whatever bitrate I choose (balance file size with sound quality) and then put them on my iPod or other MP3 player. I also like the liner notes and lyrics.
OK... did I miss a meeting? The new Pathosray is superb. I don't recall liking their previous effort. Have they changed their sound or band membership at all, or do I need to revisit their previous work? Gracias.
Zod
OK... did I miss a meeting? The new Pathosray is superb. I don't recall liking their previous effort. Have they changed their sound or band membership at all, or do I need to revisit their previous work? Gracias.
Zod
Their last album is pretty good as well, a very strong debut for a progressive metal band. I would check it out if I were you.
I don't think they've changed their sound much - it might be a bit heavier on the new album, but overall they still sound like Pathosray The only member change is the guitarist.
I don't think they've changed their sound much - it might be a bit heavier on the new album, but overall they still sound like Pathosray
The only member change is the guitarist.
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