dwoakee
Suboptimization Expert
I suggest a very simple explanation. Normally, people expect a song to have a recurring chorus, the defining sing-along part of your regular song. Imagine: you wait for the chorus and wait and wait and there's more and more parts piling up, but none ever repeats, so no chorus in sight. Then, at some point the already mentioned attention span ends and you stop waiting and say: it's boring.
Of course, there maybe tons of subjective reasons ... the death vox being boring because they lack melody, the songs being too slow for some, not enough shredding/showing off, too few major chords, etc.
All that neither means that "normal" songs are bad nor people finding Opeth boring are stupid. I for one still find Tool pretty boring although I like there sound pretty much. (Come on, flame me for being stupid now, I need it.)
Of course, there maybe tons of subjective reasons ... the death vox being boring because they lack melody, the songs being too slow for some, not enough shredding/showing off, too few major chords, etc.
All that neither means that "normal" songs are bad nor people finding Opeth boring are stupid. I for one still find Tool pretty boring although I like there sound pretty much. (Come on, flame me for being stupid now, I need it.)