Album Rating: 3.0
the songwriting sounds like something that could come from an indie rock album with electronic flourishes, which is tired at this point tbh, save for vocals and lyrics of course
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Album Rating: 4.5
Lyrics to Wings pt 2 bring the goosebumps.
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"the songwriting sounds like something that could come from an indie rock album with electronic flourishes"
what
"Only flaw this has besides the filler and flow is some moments of self-plagiarizing, pretty much from Aenima."
From Aenima? I would've agreed had you said from Lateralus but I'm not seeing it as much from that album?
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Album Rating: 3.5
obvi he means 10k Days copied Lateralus, which copied Aenima.
obvi
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Album Rating: 4.5
Well Lateralus was more cerebral and less aggressive than Aenima but didn't really plagiarize it, though Aenima was the beginning of their main sound. I more meant that some of this, like Rosetta Stoned and Right in Two, have sections that sound very similar to Third Eye and 46 & 2.
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"Well Lateralus was more cerebral and less aggressive than Aenima but didn't really plagiarize it, though Aenima was the beginning of their main sound. I more meant that some of this, like Rosetta Stoned and Right in Two, have sections that sound very similar to Third Eye and 46 & 2."
I'll have to listen more closely as I'd never really noticed before
I was mostly thinking of how Schism and Vicarious have essentially the same ending
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Album Rating: 3.5
GOT EEM!
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Album Rating: 4.0
I think the 'complexities' of the instruments hurt the album. It starts to sound like your avg prog band. And vicarious is without a doubt the best on here.
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Album Rating: 4.5
The only part of this that maybe sounds like another band is the chugging in Jambi being pretty influenced by Meshuggah
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the guitar parts aren't usually overly complex and definitely have a distinct groove to them that not many bands manage to pull off considering they're done alongside odd and varying time signatures
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Album Rating: 3.5
Unique, yes.
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Album Rating: 4.5
I could reach to the "disattached from the social dogma" level thanks to this album.
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Album Rating: 5.0
the indie rock with electronic flourishes comment made my day.
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Album Rating: 3.5
"Unique, yes"
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I think the 'complexities' of the instruments hurt the album. It starts to sound like your avg prog band. And vicarious is without a doubt the best on here.
I agree with this in that I agree that this album sounds less like Tool than their other albums. I think it has to do with the style of guitar playing, the guitar tone, the mixing, and the production. While previous Tool albums had a more claustrophobic, dry production that added to their mystery and power, this one's production is very full and forward and much less subtle. It isn't bad, necessarily, but it doesn't draw me in in the way that their previous LPs did.
That being said, it's still a great album, and Wings for Marie (Parts 1 and 2) is probably my favourite Tool song.
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Album Rating: 3.0
it's pop rock with a twist
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Album Rating: 2.5
10,000 gays[2]
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10,000 fists
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Album Rating: 3.5
"I just realized something. It's been pretty fun the last few months, met some awesome people. But, I'm out."
We're gonna miss you and your only 5 being Lateralus :[
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Don't go Aiwaz, who is gonna make me binge Neurosis now.
Also this album is a great folk death core album, what's wrong with you people.
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