Roll Call for IN FLAMES tonight!!!!!!

[Jasonic]

LOL - 10 years ago though, many of us made such threads......

Shame how the (potentially) mighty have fallen.

 

[Diabolik]

no kidding....everyone would be going nuts right now. funny how 10 years changes things.

 

[Jasonic]

People had boners for weeks after Iced Earth / Jag Panzer / In Flames....

I still get one just thinking of those bands in that era.

 

[modernwizardry]

Tried a couple times but could never get into this band.

 

[nomisofsiman]

Tried a couple times but could never get into this band.

Ditto.

 

[nomisofsiman]

People had boners for weeks after Iced Earth / Jag Panzer / In Flames....

I still get one just thinking of those bands in that era.

Still wish I could've seen Jag Panzer.

 

[Rycher]

Colony and Jester Race are absolute classics.

 

[Justin G]

Jester Race through Clayman are phenomenal. And we may hate them now, but they're bigger now than they were 10 years ago.

 

[DMR]

And we may hate them now, but they're bigger now than they were 10 years ago.

Thanks for informing us.

The only In Flames I still like is "Subterranean." They got everything right on that one.

 

[Justin G]

Thanks for informing us.QUOTE]

OP was talking about how "the mighty have fallen." If so, they've at least fallen onto a pile of cash.

 

[dcowboys311]

Everything through Colony is classic. The rest? Forget it. Waste of talent...

 

[TychoCelchu]

I held on for In Flames' albums longer than most - I was still finding things to like as far forward as 2006. Also, I really liked the glazed over production they had on Reroute, Soundtrack, and Clarity - even if the songs it was being used on were very hit-and-miss.

They sucked live the one time I saw them though.

I just got the Ceremonial Oath re-issue and it sounds great.

 

[SteelFireRecs]

Still wish I could've seen Jag Panzer.

I second that.

 

[Jasonic]

Jag Panzer live were always great. The Tyrant is an amazing frontman, no matter what hairstyle he was sporting!

As far as them being super successful and making a lot of money???
That I really don't know. I really dont know how their shows do these days.

 

[Justin G]

I held on for In Flames' albums longer than most - I was still finding things to like as far forward as 2006. Also, I really liked the glazed over production they had on Reroute, Soundtrack, and Clarity - even if the songs it was being used on were very hit-and-miss.

They sucked live the one time I saw them though.

I just got the Ceremonial Oath re-issue and it sounds great.

I hung in for a long time too. It wasn't what I wanted to hear, but it was still heavy and each album had a few good songs. I finally lost interest and sold off everything post-Reroute.

I need to get that Ceremonial Oath reissue. Are they doing Carpet as well? I have the original, but would love to see it remastered.

 

[DMR]

I hope the second Ceremonial Oath album gets reissued. It's just as good as anything In Flames ever did. I could do without the "Hallowed Be Thy Name" cover, though.