Opethian666
Booze influenced
- Sep 17, 2005
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^I can already find an example in the same song I am talking about, the beginning of The Baying Of The Hounds is ultra cheesy.
The part where the soft section where Mike sings "beneath the mire" etc... flows into that heavy ultra epic riff. Don't have the song on this pc so can't get the exact timing, but you'll probably know what I'm talking about.
^I can already find an example in the same song I am talking about, the beginning of The Baying Of The Hounds is ultra cheesy.
The baying of the hounds is pretty far from cheesey imo
learn to spell for fucks sake, does every post of yours contain an error?
wait let me put that in your terms
LOL @ UR SPELLNG
^So do I, a little cheese from time to time doesn't harm anyone.
^I can already find an example in the same song I am talking about, the beginning of The Baying Of The Hounds is ultra cheesy.
^I can already find an example in the same song I am talking about, the beginning of The Baying Of The Hounds is ultra cheesy.
I'm not sure which is more disturbing: the song, the video, or the fact that I actually sat here and watched it all the way through.
I'm not sure which is more disturbing: the song, the video, or the fact that I actually sat here and watched it all the way through.
I don't even know how cheesy is defined in opeths kind of music wth, so can't really argue here. Is it the lyrics, riffing, lead guitar, vocal melodies or rythm? I really don't get it...
That seems to be popular sentiment, and I don't understand it. If anything, it reminds me of Deep Purple. And live, it totally kicks ass.