"Evil" Aidy
Mörti Viventi
Kinda interested in the snare, they said they hated drumreplacing... It sounds a little sneap-sampled.
Does anyone know anything about gear used?
Snare does sound nice, I agree.
Nice 'n' Sneapy somehow.
Kinda interested in the snare, they said they hated drumreplacing... It sounds a little sneap-sampled.
Does anyone know anything about gear used?
I dig it. These guys seem like they try to cover new territory on each album and get better as musicians and writers. Not sure why people hate them so much. I mean... I've taken part in my share of Trivium bashing I suppose... because it is funny... but at the end of the day I've still bought their albums.
I dont like this band but I dont undstand people who rip on them for the sake of ripping on them. They are decent musicans and all .
I rip on all musicians that are just decent.
No, but seriously though, I dont really think that they are that good musicians either, not that they are bad musicians, but theres nothing special to them in my eyes.
Ive always hated their sound, because you always get in a groove when you hear those awesome thrashriffs, then they fuck it all up by throwing in a crappy emosection in each and every song!
Edit:
(Waiting for the flaming too start. D: )
Not gonna flame, but I don't understand this mindset regarding metal and (GASP!) s-i-n-g-i-n-g...
Ozzy, Megadeth, Pantera, Opeth... are these bands emo because they have vocalists who actually try to hit (GASP AGAIN!) n-o-t-es?
You say you get into a groove with their "awesome thrash riffs"... well why not leave it at that? It's not like their songs are super choppy and just have unrelated parts thrown together (30 Seconds to Mars uke.
I don't like Trivium that much. They have some good parts and some bad parts. But they ARE talented AND quite young AND quite accomplished AND they've probably worked harder at their craft than anyone here over the past few years because they are extremely successful. That does NOT just fall into your lap... not even if you're Jesus. Even HE had to walk around and talk to people and heal prostitutes and stuff.
I agree, however I think that is why they are so popular with beginning musicians. It's an attainable goal and it's fun, rewarding music for beginners to play even though it's not very hard.
I don't think I understand what you're getting at here.
Since when is a good song judged on how difficult it is to play?
First example that comes to mind: Sepultura.
Easy riffs, especially post-Arise, and that is what made the biggest impact, musically and regarding their fan-base in the Max-Era (referring to Chaos AD and Roots). The new stuff isn't difficult either, but I don't see why it should appeal mostly to beginner players. True, I understand that it would have more appeal since beginners are always scavenging for new songs to play and tuck under their belt, especially by established bands, however, I got the impression that you judge a song by how difficult it is to play.
Fine, so if a band writes "easier" material, then it should appeal to beginners more than veterans because they've surpassed that level of playing?
I don't think one should take such an elitist approach. A good song is a good song, even it its written on two notes in my opinion.
I could be wrong with interpreting you, however I just wanted to state my opinion on what I understood.
Back on topic:
Regarding Trivium, I hated them and always will due to their commercial attitude and I can't stand that Matt guy. Nothing defines 'poser' better than him.
However, in all honesty, this is the first Trivium song I can say I liked, even partially.
Mix was the dog's bollocks amazing.
You say you get into a groove with their "awesome thrash riffs"... well why not leave it at that? It's not like their songs are super choppy and just have unrelated parts thrown together (30 Seconds to Mars uke.
Sounds like soilwork ? Not hearing that at all mate
Mix IS awesome but the song is balls imo
-Wyllie
I don't think I understand what you're getting at here.
Since when is a good song judged on how difficult it is to play? ..... Fine, so if a band writes "easier" material, then it should appeal to beginners more than veterans because they've surpassed that level of playing?