Album Rating: 4.8
I love Pale Folklore to a level that is truly unhealthy.
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Album Rating: 5.0
I love Agalloch to a level that is truly unhealthy.
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Album Rating: 4.5
i love booze to a level that is truly unhealthy
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Album Rating: 4.5
c-c-c-c-c-combo breakerrrrrr
Pale Folklore ≥ Ashes >>>>>>>The Mantle>White EP
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I don't have Pale Folklore, but The Mantle is definitely not better than this. not even close. Only the first three tracks have any comparison to this album.
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Album Rating: 4.8
Dude get Pale Folklore asap.
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Unfortunately, I have 234987 albums on my to-get list, or around that number. And I've been unusually broke lately. Also, I've been very slow to get into any new music as of late. It's depressing...
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Album Rating: 4.8
Put that at the beginning of your list lol. It's definitely worth it.
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Lol okay, I'll get that and Traced In Air for my next two CD's, just to make you happy. :-D
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Album Rating: 4.8
That's perfect because I gave both of those albums 5's. You're very smart.
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Album Rating: 4.5
lol oh geez
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rasputin
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Album Rating: 4.0
I can understand your thinking this is boring rasputin
I like it though, only song that drags for me is Fire Above, Ice Below
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That would be a good song if some fag hadn't named himself after it.
Edit: Just kidding fire.This Message Edited On 02.11.09
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I much rather Pale Folklore. I need to relisten to the Mantle as well, I remember thinking it was better than this but not better than PF, but I don't remember it being all that great.
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It's not all that great... but this is. IMHO.
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The Mantle = Pale Folklore > this.
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[quote=NOTINTHEFACE]It's not all that great... but this is. IMHO.[/quote]
[quote=rasputin]While opener 'Limbs' is an incredibly solid track, Ashes Against the Grain faulters in its necessity to hold the listener's attention. Second track 'Falling Snow' is the perfect example of this particular weakness; the track does not have the mysterious aura that normally comes with Agalloch's music, and is left as a rather contrived effort alongside the much better previous track. 'Fire Above, Ice Below' sits in between the aforementioned tracks in terms of quality, but its similarity to the 'She Painted Fire Across the Skyline' trilogy from Pale Folklore, especially in its clean sections, leaves one thinking whether Agalloch have more than the one trick up their sleeves. Nevertheless, this track and the following 'Not Unlike the Waves' are good songs without a critical comparison; it is in the album's attempt at replicating an epic three part song as done in Pale Folklore which ultimately brings the album down. The three parts are somewhat bland, and do not have the cohesiveness that one would expect from a talented and mature band such as Agalloch. The pinnacle of the album's failure is that it does not offer anything, other than the odd song or two, which would lead me to prefer it over any of Agalloch's other albums; a crucial failure, in my opinion, seeing as how little the band's sound has progressed over their discography.[/quote]
Great job on the relevant comment.
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Album Rating: 4.0
the mantle is amaaaaaaaaaaaazing
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Truth
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