Album Rating: 4.0
Forgot VF had this shitty loudness war production, not nice
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Album Rating: 3.0
@kusangii: sin had some of their best hooks imo
@kalk: ya the production is pretty aids lol. other than that it's a pretty good album.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Damn this thread is suddenly taking off again. You love to see it.
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Album Rating: 2.5
True, I actually like how this community shits on each other. Probs why I haven't left yet. Guess I just detest the whole 'well if other people like this song, it must be good huehuehue' argument
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
"Guess I just detest the whole 'well if other people like this song, it must be good huehuehue' argument"
*Em1994 has entered the chat*
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Album Rating: 3.0
who
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
The guy who goes on a bunch of Meshuggah threads and tells people they're wrong because something is "universally considered _______" (good, bad, etc.)
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Album Rating: 4.0
In Waves is better produced than this for sure. But the album is such a weird collection of sounds. Goes from their heaviest stuff like Dusk Dismantled to radio songs like Built to Fall and it's not seamless at all. Also it was overall such a departure from Shogun which is almost universally their most loved album.
Might as well rank the albums at this point why not. I have not listened to enough of Ember to Inferno so I will leave it out. It's maybe a bit hot take-ish so have fun.
1. Shogun
2. Sin and the Sentence
3. In the Court of the Dragon
4. What the Dead Men Say
5. Ascendancy
6. Crusade
7. In Waves
8. Silence In the Snow
9. Vengeance Falls
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Album Rating: 3.0
personally i'd say
1. Shogun
2. In Waves
3. Sin and the Sentence
4. Ascendancy
5. Vengeance Falls
6. Ember to Inferno
7. What the Dead Men Say
8. In the Court of the Dragon
9. The Crusade
10. Silence in the Snow
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Album Rating: 4.5
1. In the Court of the Dragon
2. Shogun
3. In Waves
4. The Sin and the Sentence
5. What the Dead Men Say
6. Ascendancy
7. Silence In the Snow
8. Vengeance Falls
9. The Crusade
I never listened to Ember to Inferno
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
1. In the Court of the Dragon
2. The Sin and the Sentence
3. What the Dead Men Say
4. Shogun
5. Ascendancy
6. Ember to Inferno
7. The Crusade
8. In Waves
9. Vengeance Falls
10. Silence in the Snow
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Album Rating: 3.0
i wonder if there's something I'm missing here...
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
Idk, it might just be me; as I said before, I didn't grow up with these guys so I probably don't have as much personal connection to earlier albums like Ascendancy. I think 2017 is when I finally started exploring their music, so I could be a bit biased toward the last few albums because of that
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Album Rating: 3.0
I just feel this album is shockingly stagnant for how highly regarded it is honestly. Or maybe I just don't like the super D&D fantasy lyrical content.
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Album Rating: 4.0
I think it's as simple as this being Shogun II and it's what people want. The Phalanx was even written during the Shogun sessions.
I don't think it's quite as special as Shogun was but outside of lackluster production it's pretty freaking close. A Sword Over Democles and Shadow of the Abattoir are top tier Trivium tracks.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Agreed, I'd add Fall Into Your Hands as well.
Also, since we're doing this:
1. Shogun
2. In the Court of the Dragon
3. Ascendancy
4. The Sin and the Sentence
5. What the Dead Men Say
6. Ember to Inferno
7. In Waves
8. The Crusade
9. Vengeance Falls
10. Silence in the Snow
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King Crimson>
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Album Rating: 4.5
Seems legit. Crimson King does inhale most if not all albums for sure.
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Album Rating: 4.5
And anotha one
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will I like this even if I think 90% of their stuff is for overgrown kids and have never really appreciated an entire album by them?
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