i aint play this said:The Evil Toucan is a fucking idiot.
Discuss.
yesSadguru said:Celestial and Sgnl>05 isn't nearly as good as Oceanic or Panopticon IMO.
i aint play this said:Reasons why this thread is pathetic and blows:
1)The title of the thread itself is pretentious and stupid.
2)Opeth and Isis are completely different bands, Opeth is Prog rock/Death metal, Isis is melodic Post-hardcore or something like that.
3)Opeth pwns Isis in every possible aspects, like: more VARIATION in the songwriting, better singing(and growling too), more technical and dynamic, less repetitive, etc.
4)imo
That sounds suspiciously like what a lot of people at ProgArchives say about Opeth.hibernal_dream said:Oh, and I don't like the vocals but I tolerate them. They just aren't necessary at all.
MasterOLightning said:^This post is pathetic and blows.
imo
You say that Opeth and Isis are completely different bands implying they shouldn't be compared, but then you directly compare them in the next line. You also couldn't be more wrong in saying that Isis is less repetitive and dynamic than Opeth.
opeth_353 said:I'd agree that the albums are better than SOME opeth releases... But not Still Life, MAYH or Blackwater Park.
Sickman said:I don't find Isis repetitive at all. At least not any more repetitive than Opeth. Even if a particular piece of music is repeated, Isis add something to it or tweak it the next time through to make it more interesting. Before venturing into this thread, I never thought to compare Isis and Opeth. There are certain periods where I much rather listen to Oceanic and/or Panopticon over any Opeth album. And then there are times where I'd rather listen to any Opeth album (not including Deliverance and Damnation) over Oceanic and Panopticon. Both bands offer something completely different. That being said, I've listened to Isis more over the past couple years than I have Opeth. But when asked, I'd probably list Opeth higher on my list of favorite bands. To me, Opeth are more hit and miss. With most of their albums, there are a few songs off of each one that I don't really care for too much. But with Isis, Oceanic and Panopticon just flow together perfectly from beginning to end.