Opeth on Criminal Minds

[CausaMortisXx26]

The opeth tune from damnation " Death Whispered a Lullaby" was just featured on national television in the united states. An episode clad with medevil references, the music plays at the end of the episode, to mark the death of a character. Sweet. Good music on television.

 

[Ken Lyall]

don't understand the thread

 

[daz436]

I gather that the guy is happy that opeth was played on a TV show called Criminal Minds

 

[Ten SiSi]

Good plug.

 

[Puzzlebox]

I saw the end of the show. And was blown away that i was hearing Opeth!
Don't know how i feel about this. whether it's a good thing or not but it was surprising.

 

[Ken Lyall]

The opeth tune from damnation " Death Whispered a Lullaby" was just featured on national television in the united states. An episode clad with medevil references, the music plays at the end of the episode, to mark the death of a character. Sweet. Good music on television.

just concerned, had a programme here not that long ago who tried to accuse death metal of making people kill others. Quite rediculous in my opinion, unless there are sad dumbfuck arses who would be inclinded to do that sort of thing anyway, that all.
NOT OEPTH, i say

 

[Noumenon]

hey. at the ending of this episode there's a tune from damnation
anyone knew that already? took me completly by suprise.

 

[wwallinga]

http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=240369

You're 6 days late, which I guess makes you 6 dollars short (about 43.68 Kronas or 4.66 Euros).

 

[dudeduder]

Damn good song. You can read more about the tv show criminal minds here.

 

[Dreadful]

I dunno, I really wanted to stab someone after hearing Malevolent Creation's "the ten commandments" for the first time.

 

[NFU]

more people into hip hop have murdered people than death metal. id bet anything.

 

[Heckelgruber]

just concerned, had a programme here not that long ago who tried to accuse death metal of making people kill others. Quite rediculous in my opinion, unless there are sad dumbfuck arses who would be inclinded to do that sort of thing anyway, that all.
NOT OEPTH, i say

If you mean the programme called "Death Metal Murders" that went out on BBC 2 a couple of months ago, I wasn't left with the impression that the show was pushing the cause/effect connection between death metal and murder. There were some bereaved people on the show expressing that view, but plenty of material expressing the opposing view.

The funniest people on the show were those baldy metallers who were so grim that they were condemning people for going to metal gigs to "drink beer" and "have fun with friends". Perish the thought. I caught myself having fun with a beer in my hand at the last Opeth show I saw, so I was immediately forced to flip out and put an icepick through my friend's face. That showed him. And me.

 

[OpethNZ]

more people into hip hop have murdered people than death metal. id bet anything.

yeah but they just kill other black people, thats why noone cares :shrug:

 

[Smoof]

Do you know what the episode was called or what it involved? I need to tape it...

 

[Benighted Joe]

don't understand the thread

What do you understand?

On this forum we talk about everything that involves opeth. direct or indirect.

Cool that Opeth was heard on TV and in a non-commercial way I'd like to add.
Because we don't need em to get too commercial!

 

[BrandonS]

just concerned, had a programme here not that long ago who tried to accuse death metal of making people kill others. Quite rediculous in my opinion, unless there are sad dumbfuck arses who would be inclinded to do that sort of thing anyway, that all.
NOT OEPTH, i say

I can tell you one thing... anyone who disses my death metal has it coming to them.

 

[cuntface]

I can tell you one thing... anyone who disses my death metal has it coming to them.

shut up you twat

 

[all_sins_undone]

yeah but they just kill other black people, thats why noone cares :shrug:

 

[WeepingMoon]

what the hell channel does that show come on?

 

[mtndewqueen88]

The episode was called "The Fisher King," and was Criminal Minds' season finale. The show comes on CBS and you might catch it again through re-runs. I about died when I heard "Death Whispered a Lullaby" playing. I wonder how much money they got for it?

I thought the show really well done - the episode had many medieval references and the 'bad guy' was setting up a "quest" of sorts for the FBI Behavorial Analysis Team to solve to rescue a girl. The pyschological aspect of the show + medieval references really made the inclusion of Opeth absolutely perfect! The cliffhanger left a gun pointed at a main character in her home directly after the song played. I wonder if the title of the song hints that she was killed off?