The Year of the Voyager - opinion

[Will Bozarth]

cool, cool. thanky

 

[ms. anthrope]

Hey Has anyone in Sea Hawk town ran into Glen Drover? I hear he is joining a non Christian band

 

[Pitiless Wanderer]

I'm the one singing "so foolish..." during Matricide when the camera cuts out to the crowd...! awesome!

 

[kirky]

I'm listening to the audio and I can't really say that I like the mixing..

 

[wickedsensation]

Well, I just got one of the last two on eBay. I hope it's radtastic.

 

[Vincent J.]

I'm listening to the audio and I can't really say that I like the mixing..

Why not?

 

[EricT]

For the US people, there are quite a few places that have it already for reasonably cheap for an import (the CD version, at least)...

Anyway, pretty cool discs here. My only problems are that the feedbacks that were edited come through a little too much on my main system, however, in my car I can't hear them at all. Fucking response on good speakers...

The lead changes in What Tomorrow Knows are also odd, but I can dig it. Definitely sounds like Jeff was having some fun there, and taking advantage of 12 years of progression in skill. That said, it's a tie between What Tomorrow Knows>Garden Of Grey and Matricide for best track on the album. All 3 need to become set regulars. Fucking incredible songs.

And on both systems, Van's bass drums seem to mud together at somepoints.

Despite this, pretty damn cool.

 

[Calamitas1786]

What's also cool is that Broderick made alot of the leads his own. The Learning being a prime example.