you're alive?????
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Album Rating: 4.5
I don't give a shit what anyone says, this album is fucking fun. and for the record, I did not like Blood Mountain or Crack the Skye all that much -- but for fuck's sake, if you don't dig Curl of the Burl then I'm not sure we could be drinking buddies.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Fuck yeah 'veigh
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Album Rating: 4.5
hell yeah man, I always notice you and I seem to agree on metal m/
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Album Rating: 4.5
I mean Stargasm is an epic metal song, not sludge or metalcore or any other fucking subgenre, straight up metal. and it's awesome.
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BM destroys this imo.
Although few will back me up on that.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Yeah man, that part where he sings YOU'RE ON FIIIIIIREEEE, YOU'RE ON FIREREREREEEEEEEEE m/ m/
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Album Rating: 4.5
Yeah man, that part where he sings YOU'RE ON FIIIIIIREEEE, YOU'RE ON FIREREREREEEEEEEEE m/
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^fuck yes Key, exactly
and Danny, I don't hate Blood Mountain (in fact, I loved the hell out of it when it first came out,
it just grew off hard). I think most non-sputnikers would agree with your opinion on that one tbh.
I just think Mastodon are at their best when they focus on sludge with a tinge of prog (i.e.
Remission and Leviathan) or when they go full-on mainstream metal ala Black Album era Metallica
(i.e. The Hunter). When they experimented to the extreme on Blood Mountain and Crack the Skye, I
respected what they were doing, I just didn't think it suited them as well as the other styles.
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Actually veigh, I agree for the most part on that. That's the reason why I'm not big on CtS. I do love BM more than most seem to on this site tho.
Inbred is the user I most tend to agree with when it comes to Mast.
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hmh
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Btw, I was referring to this bit in my previous post:
I just think Mastodon are at their best when they focus on sludge with a tinge of prog
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this got way too much flak but isn't their best by any means
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Album Rating: 4.5
@danny: yes, I agree that Blood Mountain is much better than CtS. I have a weird relationship with BM, I loved it when it came out, then I hated it for a long time. But it's been slowly growing on me since then. It's weird, it's the only Mastodon album that I think is best enjoyed when listening to individual songs rather than the entire album straight through. It's odd considering it's progressive nature, but I think as a whole it's just too much to absorb in one listen to make it enjoyable in that format. At least when it comes to this band (other bands that do prog/sludge, like Neurosis, are always best enjoyed in album format).
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Album Rating: 2.5
"It's odd considering it's progressive nature, but I think as a whole it's just too much to absorb in one listen to make it
enjoyable in that format."
that's an interesting statement Inveigh, esp considering you don't seem to have a problem jamming an entire Neurosis album
in one sitting. For me its the opposite, I can count on one hand the times I've listened to a Neurosis album all at once, while
with Mastodon (specifically on BM) if I hear one song it just makes me want to continue the album from that point on, or start
it from the top.
That's not to say I like Mastodon more than Neurosis, I find the latter to be far more rewarding in many ways, just sayin I dig
the flow on the earlier Mastodon albums, esp BM.
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pots' review for blood mountain though
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Album Rating: 2.5
still haven't seen it, and I've got a lot of respect for Potsss ....
I'd be interested to read it, but damn do I still love me some BM.
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Heh, just sold all my Mastodon albums today.
m/
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that's because pots left for a while and the review was taken down but it's like a description of a really vulgar forest ritual where like the blood mountain god cuts off the dicks of innocent bystanders while the bystander is surrounded by piss-laden turkeys who dance around him like those demon things in fantasia, and then bystander leaves with a gaping dickless wound and then he smokes shrooms and then a bear fucks the guy in the skull
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lol
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Album Rating: 2.5
thats basically the album, ya
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