all_sins_undone
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Your opinon, but I don´t agree.Don Corleone said:ghost reveries is way better than deadwing.
I agree.Don Corleone said:ghost reveries is way better than deadwing.
Steven Wilson lists Meshuggah as a big influence musically.Tubbs Mcgee said:Opeth is metal, last time I checked.
And *someone* suggested Porcupine tree has death METAL influences. They don't!!!
- blimey, you're being silley again... I mean silly.
Thanks, I needed you to pwn him.AnewKINDofFEELIN said:Steven Wilson lists Meshuggah as a big influence musically.
http://wm.atlrec.com/porcupine_tree/steven_wilson_interview/heavy_bands_300.wmv
Consider yourself ignorant.
Consider yourself ignorant for not reading my other posts.AnewKINDofFEELIN said:Steven Wilson lists Meshuggah as a big influence musically.
http://wm.atlrec.com/porcupine_tree/steven_wilson_interview/heavy_bands_300.wmv
Consider yourself ignorant.
While GR wasn't necessarily my absolute favorite (it was amazing but a lot of great music came out this year.. Catch 33 and Frances the Mute are contenders for 1st), I definitely agree that In Absentia was better than Deadwing. Deadwing had too much cheese (I know it's based off of a movie script, but come on... where are all of the memorable songs that were on the first half of In Absentia?).Jon Snow said:I like Deadwing a lot but I think In Absentia is better. Ghost Reveries was my favorite album of '05 by far.