Album Rating: 4.0
ya me too. however, It's also pretty unhealthy to just listen to everything with a musical viewpoint. If you try and dissect Sing the Sorrow from every single musical standpoint, you'll be pretty disappointed.
I guess it all depends on personal taste.
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Album Rating: 4.0
If you try and dissect Sing the Sorrow from every single musical standpoint, you'll be pretty disappointed.
Probably why I abhor Sing the Sorrow, no?
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i agree with you there. i think i can speak for caleb when i say i was only giving an example of a band/album that i can listen to in musical mode only. certainly, we all have an emotional connection with several other bands/albums.
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Album Rating: 4.0
you say this, yet you have cities rated as a 5? I'd say you would have to listen to that with a pretty emotional mindset to enjoy it.
EDIT: I guess I understand that Bloc. However, I think you guys are over exaggerating litsos' musical superiority to DTGL. Sure its more refined, but it isn't that much farther ahead technically.
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Album Rating: 4.0
I don't see how you really seperate the two. To me, great music generally sparks the greatest emotional reaction in me. Even when I listen to something like Dream Theater, I usually end up going back to the songs that are the most emotionally intense.
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myhigherpie: i didn't want to imply that there was any technical difference between the two, as they are exactly the same. i also feel like the emotional impact is the same on both records.
rotterdog: it all depends on the band; my example of necrophagist having little emotion still stands but that does not mean any band that plays fast or growls has no emotion.
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Album Rating: 4.0
you say this, yet you have cities rated as a 5? I'd say you would have to listen to that with a pretty emotional mindset to enjoy it.
It's true, I have a ridiculously huge emotional connection to that album. However, I don't have one with Define the Great Line. It's all contextual, there's no way to predict that sort of thing and DtGL didn't click with me as it did most people.
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Album Rating: 4.0
YOU'VE LISTENED TO A PLEA FOR PURGING 173 TIMES YOUR OPINION IS INVALID!!!
Seriously though I get what you're saying. Even though I have more of a connection with DtGL, I still think it's a more solid album from a musical standpoint. There are a few rare occasions that have cropped up in this album where the longer atmospheric sections kind of miss the mark to me just a wee bit, and when I listen to it in full, somewhere in the midst of the three tracks between The Only Survivor... and Desperate Times... I just kind of space out for a bit.
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Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off
IM THE DESPERATE AND YOU'RE THE SAVIOR
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Album Rating: 4.0
OH GOD IT'S RACING THROUGH MY VEINS
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so i think it's official dougie has tourette's syndrome.
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Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off
Well I had nothing to add to the convo, so I sang it baby
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Album Rating: 4.0
(dun) I'M AFRAID THERE MUST (dun) MUST BE SOME (triplet-dun) KIND OF (dun) MISTAKE!
Favorite Underoath moment ever.
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Album Rating: 3.5
i actually tend to prefer this over define.
i prefer the production on this album.
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if you're talking about sound production, there's almost no difference between this and Define
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Album Rating: 4.0
drums sound more bombastic on this record
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Album Rating: 4.0
They both rule. That's all that matters.
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Album Rating: 5.0
But I listen to this with my emotional brain and I still like it far better. I find this one far more atmospheric and consistant as an album, with it's themes etc. I dunno, I find this one so much more passionate and affecting.
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Album Rating: 4.0
With it is themes?
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Album Rating: 5.0
Fuck you grammar nazi.
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