imo Fates Warning has been putting out quality albums recently. i think FWX is great, but the lyrics to "handful of doubt" might forshadow your prediction that they are calling it quits.sknight said:. QR is essentially over, as is Fates Warning.
Walter_Langkowski said:So now they've decided to go back to a sound that's more similar to what fans are used to hearing, huh? What does that say about them as a whole? Put out some crap like Tribe, see that it doesn't sell for shit and then decide to do a sequel to an album that is probably the most Metal-sounding in their whole catalog.
Nice, huh? Follow the dollar, Geoff.
Xerofall said:I'm not a huge fan of Tribe nor of Q2K, but since grunge/alternative shit killed US metal, they have to evolve. Metallica did it to survive, not many other American metal bands survived the Alternative scene.
Also... of course he's following the dollar... aren't we all?
Kronikle66 said:I just heard Operation Mindcrime last night for the first time. From the moment I started reading the lyrics while listening to the music, I could not turn away. One listen and this has become one of my favorite albums of all time.
Oh yeah, I found a website that says what really happened to Mary (just revealed last year). I'm not sure if it's much of a secret but if you don't know, then PM me if you want the link.
-Kronikle
weenur said:The sneak preview of MC:II was only a recored playback. They didn't perform it. It sounded much like stuff off of Tribe.
= it'll be teh suxx0rzzzz :Smug:weenur said:The sneak preview of MC:II was only a recored playback. They didn't perform it. It sounded much like stuff off of Tribe.
Michael Wilton and a guy named Mike Stone. I wasn't really impressed with Stone. He's a pretty average player.sknight said:Who's playing guitars live with them?
I've heard nothing about DeGarmo contributing to OM:II.Any news on DeGarmo and the writing?