sure, i'll give you that. but i could murder someone too. i dont think we're that much different than varg. given the proper circumstances, we could all kill, and probably would.
~gR~
Varg is a textbook sociopath. Are you a sociopath? If not, then you're much different, and you can't draw such an even comparison.
M'kay, I read that article now. He still says he'd like to do something different than that though so to me personally it's a toss up. He's not exactly a piece of shit artist so if he tries to do something different I think he'll succeed.
He said that the newer material sounds most like Filosofem and that a lot of material on the ambient albums are actually Metal songs transcribed to ambient recordings, and that a basis of comparison for some of these ambient songs would be Jesu Dod.
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The "Filosofem" ("Philosofem") album: this album contains the first real Burzum track, titled "Dunkelheit" on the album (but the real title of the track is "Burzum". "Dunkelheit" is just the German translation of "Burzum"), that I originally wanted to include on the "Hvis Lyset Tar Oss" album (but the recording was very poor, so I didn't use it). I changed the name to Burzum from Uruk-Hai when I made this song (I think in August 1991). The album is a bit weird, and far from perfect, but it is okay. Unfortunately (?), this is the album that sounds the most like the new Burzum music.
The "Dauði Baldrs" ("The Death Of Baldr") album: the metal versions of a few of the tracks on this album are really cool, so I think I will include at least one of them on the coming album. (The track called "Jesu Død", on the "Filosofem" album, is also a metal version of one of these tracks, by the way.) I am not overly fond of this album, but it is okay. I like at least two of the tracks a lot (the two first, as far as I remember). I once heard a cover version of one of the "Dauði Baldrs" tracks, on some German compilation album, I think, and that was very good... much better than the original.
In short, let's just say I prefer the metal version of the tracks on this album oh, and it was recorded in a prison cell, using a normal tape recorder, so the sound is naturally not the best. "