Album Rating: 4.0
still life has the goat riffs
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Album Rating: 3.5
and bwp and gr
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I'll get shot for saying this, but I also feel they got a bit
predictable after this record. It became a thing of growls
& riffs, then acoustics and cleans, just repeated again
and again with little variation. I feel they were more
unpredictable on this.
Unpopular opinion ofc, but one of the reasons why I've
been leaning for early Opeth lately.
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Album Rating: 3.5
SHEEEEEEEEEEEEE
FACED MEEEEEEEEE IN
AWWWWWWEEEEEEEEEEUUUUURRRGGGHHH
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Album Rating: 4.0
It became a thing of growls & riffs, then acous tics and
cleans, just repeated again and again
you mean exactly what orchid and morningrise are? haha
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Album Rating: 4.0
if anything they got more creative here and after this, integrating more blues and jazz stuff. their acoustic work also got 10x better
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lol, everything is fire is far from perfect tbh
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Album Rating: 3.5
i wouldn't say they got more predictable at all. opeth definitely aren't a band that comes to mind when i think of "predictable". the songwriting got better though.
their acoustic work also got 10x better [2]
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Morningrise has their best acoustic work by far imo.
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Album Rating: 3.5
to bid you farewell has some of their best acoustic stuff thats for sure. they got more consistent with it on still life though
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I think every song on Morningrise has some of their best acoustic work. They never matched the acoustic guitar playing on that album imo.
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Album Rating: 3.5
hard to beat benighted when it comes to acoustic stuff
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Album Rating: 4.5
never let go beats it :D
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Album Rating: 4.0
its really nice but they technically got a million times better over the course of morningrise to blackwater, which opened up lots of possibilities for them. morningrise is basically all minor scale, classical-type fingerpicking stuff, whereas on later albums they experimented with a lot more modes and techniques. hence the really bluesy feel of a lot of stuff on SL, and jazzy stuff on blackwater and beyond.
not saying i completely disagree btw, i agree morningrise has /some/ of their best acoustic stuff
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its really nice but they technically got a million times better over the course of morningrise to blackwater, which opened up lots of possibilities for them. morningrise is basically all minor scale, classical-type fingerpicking stuff, whereas on later albums they experimented with a lot more modes and techniques. hence the really bluesy feel of a lot of stuff on SL, and jazzy stuff on blackwater and beyond.
Maybe they did get better technically but I still prefer the acoustic playing on Morningrise to the acoustic work on their later albums by a mile.
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Album Rating: 5.0
the acoustic section of harlequin forest >
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Nah.
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let people have their opinions jamie
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Album Rating: 4.0
@jamie well what i was saying was that the technical ability *translated into* more interesting, varied compositions. i could give less about technical proficiency. to each their own of course.
to bid has some of the best acoustic stuff theyve ever done
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Album Rating: 3.5
agreed with everything climactic is saying
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