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The Grayfox
Gravesinger
The Grayfox
Gravesinger
Unfortunately I'm familiar with an upper decker. But I do have a lot more information on how to handle it going forward at least.
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Jester Slave
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The song "In Search for I" by In Flames is a track from their 2002 album "Reroute to Remain". The lyrics of the song suggest that the protagonist (presumably Anders Fridén) is searching for a sense of purpose or identity, as represented by the pronoun "I" in the song's title.
Throughout the song, the lyrics explore themes of self-discovery and personal growth, as the protagonist seeks to break free from the constraints of the past and find a new sense of meaning and direction. The chorus of the song includes the lines "In search for I, what do you see? / When you see yourself, in the eyes of the world", which suggests a desire to find one's true self and to be seen and recognized for who they really are.
Overall, the song seems to be about the journey of self-discovery and the search for meaning and purpose, which are common themes in In Flames' music.
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This is the song that keeps on giving.
Throughout the song, the lyrics explore themes of self-discovery and personal growth, as the protagonist seeks to break free from the constraints of the past and find a new sense of meaning and direction. The chorus of the song includes the lines "In search for I, what do you see? / When you see yourself, in the eyes of the world", which suggests a desire to find one's true self and to be seen and recognized for who they really are.
Overall, the song seems to be about the journey of self-discovery and the search for meaning and purpose, which are common themes in In Flames' music.
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This is the song that keeps on giving.
According to last.fm, at exactly this time 15 years ago I was, for some reason, listening to The Mirror's Truth. I then went on to listen to some Avantasia, Final Fantasy 7 soundtrack, most of the Passenger album, Insipid 2000, a few DT tracks, and finished off with a handful of HIM songs and then listened to a band called Narnia before calling it a night at 11.39pm.
A year later I was seemingly on a major power metal binge as from around 7.50pm onwards I listened to Edguy, Power Quest and Kamelot. I then pivoted to Christina Aguilera, wtf
before moving onto ELO, classic, then...
I don't even know what to say. Maybe I was drinking.
A year later I was seemingly on a major power metal binge as from around 7.50pm onwards I listened to Edguy, Power Quest and Kamelot. I then pivoted to Christina Aguilera, wtf
before moving onto ELO, classic, then...I don't even know what to say. Maybe I was drinking.
The Grayfox
Gravesinger
You go ahead and hand over your metal card now.
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New Insomnium... Holy shit! There are no songs that stand on their own but the whole album is just brilliant. There are a lot of new sounds. It is dark, melodic and aggressive.
Moonshield_
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I'm always very interested in a new Insomnium release but the thing is they (as many others) abandonned the fast paced melodeath riffs for quite a while now.
I've been very disappointed with the last EP.
Heart Like a Grave was cool but not heavy enough for my taste.
Is this new one as soft as the previous one?
Across the Dark is the best thing they've ever done. I almost put it on the same level as IF golden era (that is to say 2014-2019, naah just kidding, 1994-2000 of course)
Anyway, looking forward to give it a listen tomorrow when it's officially out
I've been very disappointed with the last EP.
Heart Like a Grave was cool but not heavy enough for my taste.
Is this new one as soft as the previous one?
Across the Dark is the best thing they've ever done. I almost put it on the same level as IF golden era (that is to say 2014-2019, naah just kidding, 1994-2000 of course)
Anyway, looking forward to give it a listen tomorrow when it's officially out
Moonshield_
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Idk, they have different reviewers on there nowadays I think. It was just weird because I don't think the review has any criticism of the album at all, yet it's a 3.5/5
I think that it's more like Winter's Gate but also different. Maybe because that one was a single sing divided in seven parts. But, as I said, this one is dark. And heavy. And has a lot of heavy drumming too.
Nothing to do with the EP or the previous album.
To me, the singles are the weakest songs in the album , also the safer to he released as singles.
Yes. I think that the best comparison is with Winter's Gate since the both of them share that dark vibe. And that drumming inspired in Black Metal. A thing that is logic since the theme is the witch hunt from the 17th century.
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His rating of Foregone: Rating: Honestly, everyone, it’s Good!Idk, they have different reviewers on there nowadays I think. It was just weird because I don't think the review has any criticism of the album at all, yet it's a 3.5/5
Moonshield_
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I'm sold man. Maybe the melodies won't touch my soul as much as I'd like but I already know the global sound of the record is going to appeal to me
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