tgrude
Opethian
lol, here I am at the official opeth forum, and people are talking about my neighboor commune Gildeskål! wtf?
its so small its not even funny.
its so small its not even funny.
lol, here I am at the official opeth forum, and people are talking about my neighboor commune Gildeskål! wtf?
its so small its not even funny.
My island is even smaller. Well, not exactly my...
I haven't read the whole thread, but to simply answer the initial question posed:
No, Watershed is not a disappointment for me at all. I loved it from the get-go, except for the last couple tracks, but they grew on me quickly. Perhaps it's just the newness of it, but for now I'd say that Watershed is my favorite Opeth album. It's got a great balance of heavy and light songs, and doesn't overdo the growling (nor avoid it either, as was the case with Damnation), and Mikael's clean singing just seems to get better and better. Watershed is a very, very solid album, definitely among the top of the 2008 releases so far!
U FAIL.
tgrude: You live on Ørnes?
I'd just like to say that I'm American, and I'm familiar with Malta.
Only too true, I'm afraid, so no harm, no foul. I've met my share who think that 'Swiss' is what they speak in Sweden, and Swedish is what they speak in Switzerland. Danish and Dutch are apparently synonymous. 'Norwegian' baffles them altogether. As I recall, I've heard meek guesses that 'Norwayish', or maybe 'Norwayese', is perhaps what's spoken in Norway. 'Icelandic is a language?' is a question I've been confronted with. *sigh*
I do.
haha yeah, although it's a stereotype it's not uncommon to meet an American who has a terrible geographical knowledge. I read an article in the paper the other day about the lack of compulsory geography classes in US schools. And when there is, its quite ofter US focussed. Ironically I had compulsory geography in the first 3 years of high school and a good 90% of the course was international based. You can't help but think of that infamous story when Bush asked for a map when being presented with the idea of invading Afghanistan. I'm sure that incident fueled that stereotype fairly overboard to what it more accurately should be. In fact I'm sure a lot of what the world saw Bush do changed the way we perceive Americans.Yes dude. Most Americans don't know it exists. Europeans are ok I guess, especially now that we are in the EU, and Australians (probably because there are many Maltese over there), but our tiny island seems like it is too small to appear on a US world map
i dunno know if anyone else mentioned this but the only thing im dissapointed about with watershed if the fact that they put the 3 bonus tracks on the DVD disc instead of the CD. not only can i not listen to the 3 bonus tracks without a dvd player but if i wanted them on my ipod id have to re-buy them on itunes and even then can only buy 2 of the 3. other than that i thought this album was good