Same here. And I just don't understand why...lizard said:it's always amazed me at how polarizing Opeth is.
100% correct. Fanboyism has a polarizing effect. The more blind worship heaped onto a band by it's most devoted fans, the more others seem to be turned off by said band. If Opeth was still a relatively obscure band, selling 10,000 CDs with each release, half the people who currently hate them, would still be worshipping them.One Inch Man said:fanboys. people get mad at groups with super fanboys, no matter how much they like or dislike the group.
yeah. and not to say it isn't okay to dislike them, but this is the reason why so many do.General Zod said:100% correct. Fanboyism has a polarizing effect. The more blind worship heaped onto a band by it's most devoted fans, the more others seem to be turned off by said band. If Opeth was still a relatively obscure band, selling 10,000 CDs with each release, half the people who currently hate them, would still be worshipping them.
Zod
I'm waiting for someone from another board to say, hey Liz, is that your wife and son??snow2fall said:@lizard: Your avatar scares me.
General Zod said:100% correct. Fanboyism has a polarizing effect. The more blind worship heaped onto a band by it's most devoted fans, the more others seem to be turned off by said band. If Opeth was still a relatively obscure band, selling 10,000 CDs with each release, half the people who currently hate them, would still be worshipping them.
Zod
dorian gray said:morningrise>still life>orchid>blackwater park>MAYH>deliverance>damnation>ghost reveries
snow2fall said:I love Morningrise which is the only album that I considered worth buying so far. The other albums only exist as CD-R copies. Looking forward to seeing them live September 16. Excellent live band. I'm short of money after buying a new lens for my camera, so I doubt I'll be getting "Ghost Reveries" anytime soon - if at all.
@lizard: Your avatar scares me.