I dont know if this question has been asked of the guys from Anathema before, but how does Anathema come up with those haunting and transcendant melodies?
i believe it's some sort of word.Originally posted by Don Corleone
haunting???????
Originally posted by speed
I dont know if this question has been asked of the guys from Anathema before, but how does Anathema come up with those haunting and transcendant melodies?
Originally posted by Don Corleone
i wouldnt call it "haunting", though. the only haunting stuff ive heard were burzum and some type o negative.
Originally posted by Don Corleone
err, yes i like him (burzum is a one-man band). whats wrong?
So what? This is music we're talking about. I've always said: "if you like it, listen to it". So a reason for not listening to him would be that he palyes crap, he is untalented, do not like his musical style, anything music-related... The fact that his mother went to prison has nothing to do with the music. Politics are for politicians... And I hate politicians...Originally posted by Eos
The one man is a racist and an obvious one!!!! The stuff he wrote on the official (!!) site about the band split!! I mean even his mother is/was (however) in the jail because she possessed some racistic propaganda stuff
wait till you hear me new songs!!Originally posted by Mariner
That's antimatter!
ok anathema also have them, but not that haunting (p.e. holocaust, Flowers, Saviour... whole the album in fact )
For "Haunting Anathema" it's Eternity and Alt 4 for sure.
But did we also said before that these haunting (emotional) stuff sells difficult to the large people (oly Radiohead succeeded so far )
I've got nothing to add as I agree completely.Originally posted by Crack Hitler
But music has everything to do with feelings, and they really can change because of things like that. It is kinda schizophrenic, I know, but if you liked the music before you knew anything about the artist doesn't mean you'd enjoy it if you found 'em to be racists etc.
I know it ain't exactly the same, but if I liked some friend of mine and found out she/he would be spreading fascist-propaganda magazines, acting violently against different coloured etc, whenever I'm not around, I wouldn't like that dude much anymore.
Does this make any sense or am I babbling too much?
Originally posted by Crack Hitler
@stone
People, I'm so sorry to go off-topic again but that story just reminded me of this year's Roskilde festivals.
I was standing in line for the bathroom in McDonalds quite near festival area and in front of me was two finnish guys (didn't know them though). I got to the bathroom after one of them (he was still inside) and 'cause there was only two lockable toilets I knew he was in the one that was locked. I took the other and did my business, when I (at first) couldn't find the button to flush the toilet (I know now, it was a HUGE button in the wall ). Anyways, I yelled to the guy in the next stall 'how the f*ck do I flush this thing' and heard guy go 'whh-huh? Phew... Glad you yelled, I already fell asleep'
Originally posted by Crack Hitler
But music has everything to do with feelings, and they really can change because of things like that. It is kinda schizophrenic, I know, but if you liked the music before you knew anything about the artist doesn't mean you'd enjoy it if you found 'em to be racists etc.
I know it ain't exactly the same, but if I liked some friend of mine and found out she/he would be spreading fascist-propaganda magazines, acting violently against different coloured etc, whenever I'm not around, I wouldn't like that dude much anymore.
Does this make any sense or am I babbling too much?