Xpyro125
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As a whole album, I think MotU is a lot more fluid and just flows really nicely together. It feels like a cohesive effort. And it's a very solid one.
Also, their setlist for the headline tour:
This Curse of Silence
March of the Unheard
Feel What I Believe
In Broken Trust
The Needless End
Detonate
Conditional
Cruel Perception
A Truth Worth Lying For
Become Surrender
What We Become
Gateways
Last of Our Kind
Days of the Lost
Shadowminds
Coda (outro)
Kind of sucks they're only playing video songs from MotU, but oh well.
Ten to six if you count Become Surrender as part of DotL’s roster, which is a bit of a shame. I think dropping The Most Alone was the right call, but they could’ve trimmed the fat a bit more. I get the feeling that we’ll get one more single off of March in due time, but it won’t be on the setlist for now. I would’ve loved to see something like Between Directions into Gateways or Conditional into The Burning Point, but the setlist still kicks ass. I think In Broken Trust and A Truth Worth Lying For are songs that come alive a lot more live, so I’m glad they’re still there even though it would’ve been easy to drop one or both of them. Although IF’s setlists have been a lot better recently, there is no Graveland here, so maybe THE wins out here. Don’t tell Anders that.
Well, opinions are what they are, I'm just thankful I really love both albums.
I will absolutely agree with this though.