I've listened to Silhouette about 5 times in a row now. Its a great piece. I know that Anders Nordin played it but who wrote it? It sounds so much like it could have came out of the Mozart or Beethoven era.
Silhouette?
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It's nice, but you are taking it a bit to far 
... btw, mozart and beethoven are totally different, and you can't describe the time they lived in as their era ... and "silhouette" doesn't resemble it at all.
but still it's nice
... btw, mozart and beethoven are totally different, and you can't describe the time they lived in as their era ... and "silhouette" doesn't resemble it at all.but still it's nice
Hügelgräber
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If I should compare it to classic music, I would say Silhouette is a tiny little bit like Chopin, even though it doesnt reach him by lightyears.
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all_sins_undone
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Moobaa
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derbeder said:
No it doesn't, but people who do realize its a great tune are even that more extensive with their appreciation of music, not just great beats and fast playing and acoustics, the sound of the song plays a huge part in musician genius. Just goes to show how extensive Opeth are willing to go, I think thats not even as far.
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lmao @ presuming that we only listen to things with great beats or fast playing. god you're a dumbass. the song blows, period.
metal_wrath
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Guitar Pro also includes tabs for keyboards, bass and drums. :Smug::Wreath: said:keyboard tabs... ?
anyhow, gp stands for GUITAR pro, right?
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Moobaa said:
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