Album Rating: 4.5
Uh, Metalikane, no one said "INSTANT 5!!". My 5 came after almost two months of listening.
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Uh, Cocaine, look up a few posts. I wasn't talking about you.
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I dunno guys this album is great but I guess Kezia had a bigger impact on me.
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Album Rating: 3.5
This is really good, but it feels like too much sometimes. Still think Kezia is better.
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Album Rating: 4.0
I don't think Kezia is very good. 3/5 at most for me.
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All the metalheads prefer Fortress b/c it focuses more on teh metalz and less on catchiness and pop sensibility like Kezia.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Fortress is way catchier. Rody's vocals really aren't very good on Kezia either.
Plus Fortress brings way more shred but manages to do it more tastefully than they applied it on Kezia.
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I agree with everything you said about Fortress, but I still like Kezia more. It has more lasting appeal, fresher songwriting, more diversity, and not a single bad song IMO whereas there were 3 I didn't like so much on Fortress (Spoils and the goddess tracks).This Message Edited On 02.19.08
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Album Rating: 4.0
I like me the shred and "technical" vocals though.
And I think Spoils is awesome, I don't know why so many people don't like it :x
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Album Rating: 3.5
^^^That is incorrect, Kezia is more catchier and Rody vocals are great.
What you want some dime a dozen hardcore vocals, f uck that go listen to the oh so shitty August Burns Red.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Are you talking to me? lol
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Album Rating: 3.5
Baby, I don't type "^^^" out for nothing.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Since you're obviously retarded
^^^That is incorrect, Kezia is more catchier and Rody vocals are great.
Catchy is a subjective term. I found Kezia really boring and not catchy. Also, Rody's vocals improved as far as technicality goes on this release. If you don't agree you're wrong.
What you want some dime a dozen hardcore vocals, f uck that go listen to the oh so shitty August Burns Red.
No, I have no idea where you got this from.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Catchy is a subjective term.
Too a point yes but not how you're applying. Kezia was crafted with more pop elements then Fortress thus coming off as more catchy. If you still don't understand I can list these elements and a quote from Rody explaining Fortress's exclussion of some catchy/pop attributes in Kezia.
Basically you, in your own opinion, can say you find Fortress more catchy but thats the only merit your statement has.
No, I have no idea where you got this from.
You were complaining about Rody's vocals i.e. his singing/screams and I was just simply making the point that Rody is a breathe of fresh air within the genre and you really can't ask for more cause the usual alternative is generic scream/grunted vocals.
This Message Edited On 02.19.08
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I don't know how you guys come off saying Kezia had "fresh" songwriting when every song pretty much has the same formula.
The songwriting is fresh on Kezia to me because I haven't heard anything quite like it. It's kind of like even though Fortress is an extension of Kezia's super fast and complex songwriting, Kezia came out first and therefor is more groundbreaking. I had never heard such an eargasmic combination of metal, thrash, punk, hardcore and poppy metal.
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Album Rating: 3.5
I don't think people are really grasping the concept of catchy.This Message Edited On 02.19.08
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Also, regarding when Chan said how can I think the songwriting is fresher on Kezia when all the songs have the same formula: Kezia's songs do have a similar formula, but the formula consists of constantly changing music. So it's same-y but not at the same time IMO.
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Album Rating: 4.0
So, you saying you don't like fortress as much as kezia because it came out 2nd?
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Album Rating: 3.5
Nah he is getting all sentimental.
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Album Rating: 4.0
This is catchier than Kezia. The hooks are way better. And the songwriting on here is way better than it was on Kezia; I don't know how you guys come off saying Kezia had "fresh" songwriting when every song pretty much has the same formula.
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