Follow The Wolves
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The booklet is kinda similar to MoS: Dark, grunged backgrounds with these colourful images supporting the lyrical content of the individual songs, personally I love it!
Your thoughts about AtWB
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The booklet is kinda similar to MoS: Dark, grunged backgrounds with these colourful images supporting the lyrical content of the individual songs, personally I love it!
prometheus7
Graphic Artist
This disc is just one huge suckfest from beginning to end.
Agreed. *goes to listen to St. Anger*
Seriously, who plays instruments anymore? Lame.This disc is just one huge suckfest from beginning to end.
This is why I don't listen to the album while I'm going to school, or coming back home, or working, or answering a post on ultimate metal... St. Anger is way much better I think.This disc is just one huge suckfest from beginning to end.
This is why I don't listen to the album while I'm going to school, or coming back home, or working, or answering a post on ultimate metal... St. Anger is way much better I think.
Don't be stealin mah jokes :hotjump:
57th impression:
This album really keeps asking to be played again. If I think I've had enough, the first few seconds of I Am already change my mind. And there we go again, non-stop through an amazing album... No need to put a few songs on repeat, because the next song is just as interesting.
This album really keeps asking to be played again. If I think I've had enough, the first few seconds of I Am already change my mind. And there we go again, non-stop through an amazing album... No need to put a few songs on repeat, because the next song is just as interesting.
Matt Smith
THEOCRACY
That's good to hear. That was actually another goal of mine: make an album you'd want to listen to again as soon as it's over. I think the other albums could be a little exhausting by the end. In keeping the album a little shorter and the songs more standalone, I think this one is a little more constantly replayable. And I'm not even saying that's a better or worse approach (there are pros & cons to both, I'm sure)--but it was intentional.
Darknight6606
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Well, according to my Zune profile, I've played MoS at least 2000 times since I picked it up a bit over a year ago, so, at least in my book, it is an eminently listenable album as well.
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Follow The Wolves
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I don't think so, I'm still strongly addicted to Mirror of Souls and Theocracy, even with the release of As The World Bleeds.
When I came back to MoS after having listened only to AtWB for some days, i still felt those goosebumps when I started the opener, I just couldn't breathe anymore for some seconds and I had that weird-unexplainable-stupid smile... I think people in the bus thought I was fool.
BTW did some of you listened to Drown while it was raining ? It's really epic
Arnock
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I just can't get over how much I love this album.
I usually wind up just picking a handful of songs from any given album that I'll listen to primarily, but with ATWB, I can't really help but listen to the whole thing straight through.
Are you guys coming back down to the Florida Powerfest again this year? I really want to hear some of these songs live!
P.S. I just heard an amazing sermon by Steven Furtick that made me listen to Drown on a whole new level.
I usually wind up just picking a handful of songs from any given album that I'll listen to primarily, but with ATWB, I can't really help but listen to the whole thing straight through.
Are you guys coming back down to the Florida Powerfest again this year? I really want to hear some of these songs live!
P.S. I just heard an amazing sermon by Steven Furtick that made me listen to Drown on a whole new level.
Jacob777
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Yea man, my favorite one is on "The Gift of Music" while he's saying,
"And the strings crescendo like the sunrise in the sky
The percussion section thunders like the stormclouds
In their wonder up on high"
There's thunder in the background. I love that part.
Elecguitardude27
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I don't know if any of you guys read reviews from Encyclopaidia Metallum, but it has pretty much every metal band out there and people review the albums, plain and simple. I wanted to see if there was a review for "As The World Bleeds" and there was, but I was SHOCKED to read this one: http://www.metal-archives.com/reviews/Theocracy/As_the_World_Bleeds/319210/
This dude definantely does not know what hes talking about, and he says things that just don't make sense lol. Check it out though
This album rules from track 1 to 10
This dude definantely does not know what hes talking about, and he says things that just don't make sense lol. Check it out though
This album rules from track 1 to 10
