Album Rating: 4.5
Still Life is 5th best after their first 3 and this.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Morningrise is definitely underrated. It's also their best.
Orchid is a grower, but it's ultimately more interesting and adventurous than any of their post-Candlelight albums.
Have you checked My Arms, Your Hearse yet?
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Album Rating: 4.5
Here's my ranking:
Still Life (5/5)
Blackwater Park (4.5/5)
Ghost Reveries (4.5/5)
Watershed (4.5/5)
My Arms, Your Hearse (4.5/5)
Orchid (4/5)
Damnation (4/5)
Morningrise (4/5)
Heritage (3.5/5)
Pale Communion (3.5/5)
Deliverance (2.5/5)
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More Deliverance love pls
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Album Rating: 4.5
I love the title track and A Fair Judgment, and I like For Absent Friends, and the rest bores me to death. Sorry
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Wreath is a somewhat undervalued track; the relentless intensity is Opeth at their finest. Can imagine it seeming overbearing though.
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Morningrise is fantastic from start to finish
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Album Rating: 5.0
Masters Apprentices is on Deliverance too cmon guys, the soft section on that track is one of Opeth's very best.
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The heavy 'transition' at the end of it is a pretty butcher's knife approach to songwriting though. I dig the track fyi
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Album Rating: 4.5
"the relentless intensity is Opeth at their finest."
But my problem with that song is that the intensity comes to a halt during the slower riff in the middle. Then of course, that riff lasts for 4-5 minutes and gets so tedious. I wish the opening riff was taken advantage of more, personally
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Album Rating: 4.5
I like the speed metal-esque solo, but there's so much to trudge through to get there.
Just my opinion, of course
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Ah no - that's when it really starts. The opening riff is fantastic, but the mid section is so crushing.
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The first 10 seconds are a highlight of Opeth's discog though
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Album Rating: 4.5
To the album's credit though, I really do love Deliverance and A Fair Judgment. The former, in particular, is an astonishing song... that ending breakdown section is just legendary
And that acoustic section in A Fair Judgment is one of my favorite Opeth moments in general, especially when Steven starts harmonizing with Mikael
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A Fair Judgement is a beautiful sequence of twists and turns; melancholy nailed just right
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This rating for the panned review of Blackwater Park is a sacrilege.
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Album Rating: 5.0
The roomy outro in Fair Judgement is so awesome.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Lol, 3/5 isn't exactly panning it
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Album Rating: 5.0
By opeth community standards tho they might as well have 1'd it.
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Album Rating: 5.0
I am sharpening my pitchfork as we speak.
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