It's amaizing..
I discovered it while playing with effects on audacity then saw that video on youtube
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Worst Opeth Song Moment
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It's amaizing..
I discovered it while playing with effects on audacity then saw that video on youtube 
TheWickerMan
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Although it's one of my favorite Opeth musics, I'm not a big fan of the first 45 seconds of 'Serenity Painted Death'.
I'm sure there are other bad moments but this is the only one I can remember.
I'm sure there are other bad moments but this is the only one I can remember.
In mist she was standing - intro
Night and the Silent Water - anything up to 7.40
to bid you farewell - 7.15 - 9.24
Godheads Lament - wailing bits.
By the pain I see in others - 5.12 - 6.30 - Feels insincere, bit too circus-ey.
In my time of need - "annnd IIII"
Isolation Years - high bits.
Lotus Eater - "LIIIIGHT" (if that's what the word was)
Night and the Silent Water - anything up to 7.40
to bid you farewell - 7.15 - 9.24
Godheads Lament - wailing bits.
By the pain I see in others - 5.12 - 6.30 - Feels insincere, bit too circus-ey.
In my time of need - "annnd IIII"
Isolation Years - high bits.
Lotus Eater - "LIIIIGHT" (if that's what the word was)
Let's see...
Serenity Painted Death- like someone else said, first half a minute or so of riffing is just kind of meh and uninspired sounding, so are a few other riffs and melodies in the song.
Harlequin Forest- Eek. I love almost all of GR but just don't care for most of this song at all. If I had to pick out one single moment, it'd be the quiet guitar harmonics part, just by itself, then Mikael comes in and sings, "Nocturnally helpless..." Just sounds sooo boring and lame to me.
Burden- The ending down-tuned acoustic little bit. Just don't care for it, a bad way to end a good song.
The Apostle in Triumph- "IN THIS FOREST!! WHERE WOLVES CRY THEIR AGONY UNTO THE MOOOON!!!" Yeah, nuff said. Unfortunate, cause I do really love the beginning and ending of this song, it's just the middle that's full of cringe-worthy moments.
Porcelain Heart- The main riff when it gets repeated ad nauseum toward the end of the song, just is boring and sounds too much like the riff from TGC.
Master's Apprentices- I really, really like this song, I just think the "There is a..." section at the top is a bit too long and monotonous, otherwise an excellent song. As a matter of fact, Deliverance really has very few "bad" moments, it's an extremely T I G H T album, moreso than any of their others, even if it's not quite my favorite. (It's up there, though, probably 3rd place).
Serenity Painted Death- like someone else said, first half a minute or so of riffing is just kind of meh and uninspired sounding, so are a few other riffs and melodies in the song.
Harlequin Forest- Eek. I love almost all of GR but just don't care for most of this song at all. If I had to pick out one single moment, it'd be the quiet guitar harmonics part, just by itself, then Mikael comes in and sings, "Nocturnally helpless..." Just sounds sooo boring and lame to me.
Burden- The ending down-tuned acoustic little bit. Just don't care for it, a bad way to end a good song.
The Apostle in Triumph- "IN THIS FOREST!! WHERE WOLVES CRY THEIR AGONY UNTO THE MOOOON!!!" Yeah, nuff said. Unfortunate, cause I do really love the beginning and ending of this song, it's just the middle that's full of cringe-worthy moments.
Porcelain Heart- The main riff when it gets repeated ad nauseum toward the end of the song, just is boring and sounds too much like the riff from TGC.
Master's Apprentices- I really, really like this song, I just think the "There is a..." section at the top is a bit too long and monotonous, otherwise an excellent song. As a matter of fact, Deliverance really has very few "bad" moments, it's an extremely T I G H T album, moreso than any of their others, even if it's not quite my favorite. (It's up there, though, probably 3rd place).
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funeralportrait91
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JoeVice
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i...wallowed in shame
its so fucking cheesy, i feel emberassed for mike when i listen to it. however, its courageously personal and an awesome part in an awesome song.
its so fucking cheesy, i feel emberassed for mike when i listen to it. however, its courageously personal and an awesome part in an awesome song.
7:20 - 7:48 of Harlequin Forest.
also i've never been fond of anything from Orchid and Morningrise.
also i've never been fond of anything from Orchid and Morningrise.
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burntoast
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I love all these moments, barring "The Lotus Eater" which I haven't heard yet.
Scourge of Malice
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the shitty part in "The Baying of the Hounds" @ 6:26
Such a crap let down of a riff after one of the most amazing parts in any of their songs IMO
Such a crap let down of a riff after one of the most amazing parts in any of their songs IMO
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Rushan Moothaphookah
Hm, that's the idea! Don't like it too.
Funny, but some people mention moments that I love very much. Worst and Best.
Vega Skater
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Alrighty,
Advent: 1.18 - 1.57. Otherwise the song is perfect.
TNATSW: The growls on the Roundhouse outro. I would have preferred whispers.
When: I agree the 'And I cried..' seemed bad when I first heard it, but I learned to love it and find it quite powerful. I had to, it's my favourite Opeth song.
Bleak: Steven Wilson's vocals. I love SW and PT but Mikael's growl needs to go with Mikael's clean voice. SW just seemed really high and quite whiney in it.
The Funeral Portrait: The first heavy riff. Ah so don't like it. Weird though, I enjoy it when it comes in later.
A Fair Judgement: The instrumental chorus riff. Now I know y'all love AFJ but I really don't think this section is inspiring at all.
Master's Apprentices: The heavy riff at the end after the mellow section. Pretty much ruins the song for me.
Ghost Reveries: TGC
Conclusion: I love Opeth, don't take the above to heart.
Advent: 1.18 - 1.57. Otherwise the song is perfect.
TNATSW: The growls on the Roundhouse outro. I would have preferred whispers.
When: I agree the 'And I cried..' seemed bad when I first heard it, but I learned to love it and find it quite powerful. I had to, it's my favourite Opeth song.
Bleak: Steven Wilson's vocals. I love SW and PT but Mikael's growl needs to go with Mikael's clean voice. SW just seemed really high and quite whiney in it.
The Funeral Portrait: The first heavy riff. Ah so don't like it. Weird though, I enjoy it when it comes in later.
A Fair Judgement: The instrumental chorus riff. Now I know y'all love AFJ but I really don't think this section is inspiring at all.
Master's Apprentices: The heavy riff at the end after the mellow section. Pretty much ruins the song for me.
Ghost Reveries: TGC
Conclusion: I love Opeth, don't take the above to heart.
Nailed Reaper
Rushan Moothaphookah
Awe, also don't like main riff of "The Drapery Falls", especially in the end of the song. It's not too good idea to repeat it so much times.
Completely can't find something interesting in "Patterns in the Ivy" and "For Absent Friends". "Patterns in the Ivy II" and "Still Day Beneath the Sun" are also bad.
Completely can't find something interesting in "Patterns in the Ivy" and "For Absent Friends". "Patterns in the Ivy II" and "Still Day Beneath the Sun" are also bad.
Alex78
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Rushan Moothaphookah
Oh yes! So am I! It's one of my top-3 favourite Opeth songs, but this intro is too boring and pointless.
nadavnaz
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The beginning of a fair judgment. Too long of a piano solo, without it going anywhere. (I mean, doesn't have to change harmonies. Just expand (musically) the thing if it's 1 minute long.
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