Album Rating: 5.0
Opeth will never make the same record twice, hence why every record of theirs is work checking for one reason or another.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Perhaps not, but the overall sound is pretty much the same for most of their albums
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Album Rating: 5.0
Depends what you mean by 'sound'.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Timbre
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Agreed with Choccy. Before Heritage there wasn't an awful lot of variation in their discography which is one of their flaws.
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Album Rating: 5.0
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Album Rating: 4.5
not really
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Album Rating: 5.0
Agreed hard with Climothy, sorry Choccy.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Well, you're entitled to your own opinion. I really don't think that the instruments sound particularly different from album to album, bar Damnation and the classical guitar on Orchid. It's just the songs are so good that it doesn't matter
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Album Rating: 4.5
orchid and MR are v similar (everyone knows that), mayh/SL/BWP are /fairly/ similar in style also but all approach the
sound in different ways. deliverance has a lot in common with those albums as well but for the most part, every album
post-BWP has been really different from the last, dont know how you can argue otherwise
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Album Rating: 5.0
You've been called out Choccy.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Yeah, but the contrast between those you mentions above and Heritage and say, GR is much greater. You might think that those albums vary a lot, but I disagree when we've heard this and PC
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Album Rating: 3.5
The one different thing that has a huge affect on timbre is the production quality, which certainly varies between every album
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Album Rating: 4.5
my point is, saying something like: "Before Heritage there wasn't an awful lot of variation in their discography" is pretty ridiculous. sure mayh and still life may not be super different, for example, but the sound of those records *is* vastly different from the couple of albums before them and the ones that would come after. the band's discog when looked at as a whole is v diverse, with orchid, BWP, damnation, and heritage being the best examples of this
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Album Rating: 4.5
weird, those 2 albums are v different in many ways. orchid and morningrise are the 2 that are most similar by a mile. mayh and SL also have a lot in common. the 2 newest ones as well, although not as much as those.
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Album Rating: 2.5
Pale Communion is literally this without the death metal. Total snoozefest. Also that new singing style Mikael is doing is very cringe-worthy.
- gs3k
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Album Rating: 3.5
Watershd and GR are hugely different. GR is their most polished album and Watershed was the muddiest since MAYH. The style is hugely different too, like compare The Lotus Eater, which is all over the place, to Grand Conjuration.
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Album Rating: 4.0
"ghost reveries pt. 2 wouldve been lame"
well obviously. but with heritage and the new record, they've ditched what always made their music interesting to me. (although i did enjoy damnation).
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my point is, saying something like: "Before Heritage there wasn't an awful lot of variation in their discography" is pretty ridiculous. sure mayh and still life may not be super different, for example, but the sound of those records *is* vastly different from the couple of albums before them and the ones that would come after. the band's discog when looked at as a whole is v diverse, with orchid, BWP, damnation, and heritage being the best examples of this
Most of their albums have a different feel to them but stylistically most of them have the same basis. I'm not gonna be like Potsy and tell you every Opeth album bar Heritage and Damnation sounds exactly the same because that's not true (however adamant he is about it) but there hasn't been an awful lot of variation in terms stylistic approach in Opeth's discography until recently.
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Album Rating: 4.5
i'm guessing by "same basis" you mean their reliance on song structures like this:
heavy intro, main riff > clean part > heavy riffs > clean part > melodic part > more heavy riffs > big melodic outro
cause yeah, i guess i'd have to agree. theyve basically been writing like that since the beginning, bar damnation and the newest 2. but simply put, thats a big part of what makes them opeth imo, so i dont see it as a negative the way you do.
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