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Album Rating: 2.0
Nice to know I have behaviour police watching over me ; ).
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Album Rating: 4.0
if you read the lyrics in order and in the context of the concept of the album they make more sense, the first song shadow is from the perspective of someone returning to a destroyed town, and then it talks of someone who betrayed the town, and one of them wants to kill the betrayer with a dagger, and there's a plague that destroys the town, and etc. lyrics aren't that bad, nothing i would really quote or remember though
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Album Rating: 2.0
Lyrically speaking, I just think for a concept they seem rather generic.
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Album Rating: 4.0
yeah it's not the most creative thing i've ever read
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"Nice to know I have behaviour police watching over me ; )."
Haha low blow dude :P
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do all lyrics have to be ultra-creative and groundbreaking though? as long as they fit the music and don't make you cringe
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It really depends on the type of music for me. On albums like this where basically everything is growled, I couldn't care less what the lyrics are because I don't hear them. There are cases where growling is intelligible, but it's relatively rare.
Plus I think the appeal of this particular style of music (and metal in general really) comes much more from the music itself.. the rhythm, the riffs, the overall intensity, and for this album the juxtaposition between heavy and soft (and I do agree with Wiz here that the soft sections are a bit monotonous). So yeah for a musical style like this, even if the lyrics actually are intelligible, the attraction really comes from the music anyway. This obviously changes drastically with different styles of music though. Lone folk singer with an acoustic guitar? Good lyrics are basically a necessity.
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THALL > DJENT
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WHAT IS THALL
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Album Rating: 3.5
A lone folk singer/ singer/songwriter can have about as good lyrics as you can get but their vocals/vocal lines and or music will in most cases be rather uninteresting.
That aside, I agree with what you said.
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Album Rating: 4.0
i am required by thall law to inform you that thall is thall
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aww shit
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@Sound.. Yeah that's totally true as well. The lyrics definitely play a more pivotal role though compared to something like this. But yeah it's not like the music can go by the wayside if the lyrics are good enough.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Lyrics don't matter for certain genres, matter a lot for others.
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Album Rating: 4.0
If I can't understand what screamers are saying at least 30% of the time then I don't care.
Like Tommy Rodgers. I can't understand him at all
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Album Rating: 4.0
and if we focused on lyrics almost no one would like death metal
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Album Rating: 4.0
imagine a world without Torsofuck
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Album Rating: 3.0
well im a yankee, i dont cut wood. instead i flip a switch and BOOM! you got yourself a roaring flame, then the bong, and of course, thrash, or Floyd, w/e im in the mood for., sometimes its jam rock. But no matter what though lyrics matter to some degree.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Yeah ^ agreed
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