"The Drapery Falls" or "The Drapery Falls"?

[Don Corleone]

how does a riff resemble a waterfall?

it can invoke the image of a waterfall in you, though. thats something different.

yeah the title means "the curtain falls".

 

[Kamel]

I dunno, to me , it resembles more a curtain falling than a waterfall!

 

[Lateralus14]

how does a riff resemble a waterfall?

it can invoke the image of a waterfall in you, though. thats something different.

yeah the title means "the curtain falls".

Wait so I'm not following you, which waterfall are we talking about, the Curtain Falls or the Drapery Falls? Opeth is so deep yo

 

[Dhalaren]

I always interpreted it both ways. But either way seems to work. The Drapery Falls sounds like a logical name for a waterfall... sounds magical

 

[i aint play this]

Although the main riff resembles a waterfall a lot it's probably just the mentioned metaphor.

lol what

 

[pyr0rrzzz]

how does a riff resemble a waterfall?

it can invoke the image of a waterfall in you, though. thats something different.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

 

[FJChaos]

What about Black Rose Immortal?
It could mean a Black Rose (flower) that can't die or Black Rose (to rise up) Immortal (forever). So, Black Rose Immrotal could mean darkness rose up and stayed there forever.

 

[Windward]

You're laughing at me, aren't you?

 

[FJChaos]

THIS AUTUMN VISIT DRAPERY FALLS - GET SPECIAL DISCOUNTS AT WWW.OPETH.COM

If there was a Drapery Falls, I'd visit.

 

[Kenneth R.]

Is it like... a waterfall made of drapery instead of water? Or does it mean that the drapery is falling...???

Nice avatar.

Drapery Falling imo.

 

[Nasty-Fire]

What about Black Rose Immortal?
It could mean a Black Rose (flower) that can't die or Black Rose (to rise up) Immortal (forever). So, Black Rose Immrotal could mean darkness rose up and stayed there forever.

Never seen it this way. Interesting. I would doubt so, but the name sounds even more black metal rebelzz this way.

 

[cuntface]

lol either way awful awful name for a song

 

[Don Corleone]

obviously a black rose immortal is a flower. putting the adjective after the noun is a poetic way of phrasing it. it's a good name, i always loved it.

 

[Balthasar]

BLACK ROSE IMMORTAL = SATAN

 

[Nasty-Fire]

obviously

Well since that guy suggested the other idea, I'm purely fucking confused. I guess I'll have to check out the lyrics, but considering the type of writting and the poetic way Mikael writes stuff, I guess the flower would make more sense in fact.

What about a black guy who became immortal?

 

[FJChaos]

Well since that guy suggested the other idea, I'm purely fucking confused. I guess I'll have to check out the lyrics, but considering the type of writting and the poetic way Mikael writes stuff, I guess the flower would make more sense in fact.

What about a black guy who became immortal?

YOU TALKIN BOUT ME, FOOL?