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@Matse: Sounds like a much better lunch than I had! I have some stuffed peppers waiting in the oven for me now though. Unfortunately I forgot to buy any potatoes to roast, but it shall be tasty nonetheless!
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interesting, i never heard anyone say that amon amarth were melodeath before... arent they rather playing viking metal ?They're both melodeath
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interesting, i never heard anyone say that amon amarth were melodeath before... arent they rather playing viking metal ?
The debate can be surmised as follows. Amon Amarth are technically melodic death metal because their musical style falls into that sub-genre. This eschews their lyrical content and aesthetic property. According to the almighty metal masses of internet kvlt-warriors, they lack certain musical styles, instruments, or properties that are found in bands like Bathory and early Enslaved. Honestly, it doesn't matter. It seems like a semantical issue to me, so call them whatever you want.
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interesting, i never heard anyone say that amon amarth were melodeath before... arent they rather playing viking metal ?
There's really no such thing as viking metal, I believe amon marth is melodeath with a viking theme.
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Sure there is Viking Metal. Some albums of Finntroll, Equilibrium and a bunch of other bands. Some may also call it Folk Metal or whatever.
There is also a genre called Atmosperrrric Crrryptic Ghost Metal. Now guess which band fits in there. All of you who do not know exactly what I am talking about. Shame on you. You are untrve. :Smug:
There is also a genre called Atmosperrrric Crrryptic Ghost Metal. Now guess which band fits in there. All of you who do not know exactly what I am talking about. Shame on you. You are untrve. :Smug:
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Does not exist. I looked it up on metal archives, without the extra "r's. No matches. This leads me to believe one of three possibilities:
1. Matse is pulling our legs, figuratively speaking.
2. Matse made up a new band with ghostly pirate theme, starring Plintus on guitar, and this is how he decided to debut the information.
3. Matse is listening to Swallow the Sun, or Opeth, on PCP; as they both have prominent albums about ghosts.
1. Matse is pulling our legs, figuratively speaking.
2. Matse made up a new band with ghostly pirate theme, starring Plintus on guitar, and this is how he decided to debut the information.
3. Matse is listening to Swallow the Sun, or Opeth, on PCP; as they both have prominent albums about ghosts.
Opeth.
edit: Bummers, DoC beat me to it, and apparently he wasn't right. My other pick would be DT, after that fateful night of exchanging vocalists with In Flames on a bridge and being offered undug skulls on gigs.
edit: Bummers, DoC beat me to it, and apparently he wasn't right. My other pick would be DT, after that fateful night of exchanging vocalists with In Flames on a bridge and being offered undug skulls on gigs.
My reason is not wrong. The two incidents i mentioned were also mentioned in the same interview.
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