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That's a good song. I was listening to Arntor today and had forgotten how much I liked Svartesmeden Og Lundamyrstrollet.
Erik said:I didn't like 1184 much, I traded it away (and I, in turn, got it from JayKeeley in a trade -- maybe it's actually my CD that you have J? Can't remember)
It's a complete blind buy, I haven't heard a single note from Arntor yet and I cannot wait, especially since I like their debut so much now. I hear it's even better.
And still nobody has said Sóknardalr?
.Now I've heard it all, the best Windir album is the debut. It's without doubt their "Dark Medieval Times" -- lots of pagan, mid-paced riffery, as opposed to blasting screams.
I've actually caught a second wind with Likferd too. Songs like "Fagning" are excellent, and you can hear the band on the verge of morphing into the almighty Vreid.
For me, the only Windir I need are the debut and the final.
Who here likes Windir and has NOT heard Soknardalr?
"Det Som var Haukareid" (track #2) is a perfect example of this band and this genre. Probably one of the greatest Windir songs ever.
Highest recommendation!
THE single greatest Windir song of all time is "Arntor, ein windir" or maybe "Saknet." And that's a fact, jack.
Definitely epic - I'm an Arntor fan; I just find it slightly more uneven than the incredible debut. Great stuff nonetheless.
don't get me wrong, the debut is sick, but it's far more one-dimensional; Arntor has all that raw blackened viking energy with the addition of maturity and improved songwriting & structure
Arntor has all that raw blackened viking energy with the addition of maturity and improved songwriting & structure
the new moonsorrow is a waste of time by the way