[QUOTE=Lateralias]Dang that sucks... I might wait for a normal Opeth tour.. well at least they play DotF

Holy crap.. thanks a bunch for the Strapping Young Lad Ted (that is your name right?)[/QUOTE]

Yep, and no problem. My name's rather easy to figure out...just reverse my username! ;)

You know you're on an Opeth thread when:

[QUOTE=Darkness Of Greed]The song is only like 9:55[/QUOTE]

Alright cool, thanks again! I'm liking Devour.

And about the song being [I]only[/I] being 9:55.. :lol:

:D you bet.

It's crappy because it was recorded from a radio, I think. :-/

I've been noticing that when I buy cd's, I'm dissapointed when they only amount to 45 minutes. I've been purchasing albums that have all been over the 60 minute mark lately. Tool albums, BWP, Renegades, and other prog stuff. Go me!

[QUOTE=Dr. Jake Destructo]It's crappy because it was recorded from a radio, I think. :-/

I've been noticing that when I buy cd's, I'm dissapointed when they only amount to 45 minutes. I've been purchasing albums that have all been over the 60 minute mark lately. Tool albums, BWP, Renegades, and other prog stuff. Go me![/QUOTE]

More bang for your buck :D

Meh...quality over quantity. Of course, you can always have both, but #1 comes first for me.

[QUOTE=Det_Nosnip]Yep, and no problem. My name's rather easy to figure out...just reverse my username! ;)[/QUOTE]

Ted Pinson aye?

Dirge and Funeral Portrait turn me off the latter half of 'BWP'. If BWP consisted of:

Leper
Bleak
Harvest
Drapery
Patterns
Blackwater

it would be a perfect album.

[QUOTE=lost_profits]Dirge and Funeral Portrait turn me off the latter half of 'BWP'. If BWP consisted of:

Leper
Bleak
Harvest
Drapery
Patterns
Blackwater

it would be a perfect album.[/QUOTE]

Dirge is beautiful. What is wrong with you!

[QUOTE=Lateralias]I do like the broken chords in Bleak..

Jake it is set for September I'm pretty sure.[/QUOTE]

what are the broken chords in bleak?

I like long albums too even though I prefer quality too. For example, some of Symphony X's albums are just too short, and their songs are so incredible that I wish they lasted for 10 min at least, or the album had like 15 songs instead of like 8 or 9.

And the same applies for MAYH

The first half is a blistering assault of perfect metal--

April
When
Madrigal
Demon
Credence
Epilogue

For me, Karma and Amen Corner don't seem as focused.

[QUOTE=lost_profits]And the same applies for MAYH

The first half is a blistering assault of perfect metal--

April
When
Madrigal
Demon
Credence
Epilogue

For me, Karma and Amen Corner don't seem as focused.[/QUOTE]

Amen Corner is incredible...Madrigal+Amen Corner is how the album was meant to be listened to.
Karma is hated by the band themselves.

[QUOTE=Det_Nosnip]Meh...quality over quantity. Of course, you can always have both, but #1 comes first for me.[/QUOTE]

Yes, and the bands that can combine both are the ones that have become my faves.

Tool
Porcupine Tree
Opeth(new found fave)

And many more, but those are the ones I can think of off the top of my head at 11pm. :p

bbal-I think he was reffering to the chords at the intro of Bleak, where they sound almost carnival-esque, if you will. :p

Ted- :lol: I wish I had thought of something cool like that for my name.

Ekaj Nirvaw

:eek: I never realized how close my last name backwards resembles nirvana.

[QUOTE=PimpDaddyKabZ]Amen Corner is incredible...Madrigal+Amen Corner is how the album was meant to be listened to.
Karma is hated by the band themselves.[/QUOTE]

Especially by Martin Mendez, it's his least favorite of their songs.

[QUOTE=Lateralias]You've heard a crappy quality track from a whole album.. please don't base your decision on that track and it's quality.. You should at least wait til' you hear it all man. Opeth isn't dead.[/QUOTE]

no, if you read my post carefully, i said the last 3 albums have been progressing that way, they are still called Opeth, but to me, it is a very different band to the one that made MAYH and Still Life. The imagination doesn't seem to be there anymore. I know D & D were rushed, but even still, they are very fine albums in their own respect, the fact that this was not rushed, and yet it still sounds similar in fashion to D & D is a testament to the fact that perhaps Mike is moving towards something else? Yes it still is Opeth, but to me, Opeth was MAYH and Still Life, even Orchids and Morningrise.

So before you have a shot at me for judging the band to early, be aware, this is my opinion, Opeth won't be what it used to be.

[QUOTE=lost_profits]Dirge and Funeral Portrait turn me off the latter half of 'BWP'. If BWP consisted of:

Leper
Bleak
Harvest
Drapery
Patterns
Blackwater

it would be a perfect album.[/QUOTE]

The Funeral Portrait rox my sox. That's the headbangingist song on that album (not nearly the best song, but it's still awesome).

[QUOTE=Grey Incision]no, if you read my post carefully, i said the last 3 albums have been progressing that way, they are still called Opeth, but to me, it is a very different band to the one that made MAYH and Still Life. The imagination doesn't seem to be there anymore. I know D & D were rushed, but even still, they are very fine albums in their own respect, the fact that this was not rushed, and yet it still sounds similar in fashion to D & D is a testament to the fact that perhaps Mike is moving towards something else? Yes it still is Opeth, but to me, Opeth was MAYH and Still Life, even Orchids and Morningrise.

So before you have a shot at me for judging the band to early, be aware, this is my opinion, Opeth won't be what it used to be.[/QUOTE]

Alright.. if that's your verdict. I agree with you that older albums seem to be a bit more complex and maybe more focused.. but Opeth is far from dead.. that is the main thing that bothered me with your post.

[QUOTE=ambush]The Funeral Portrait rox my sox. That's the headbangingist song on that album (not nearly the best song, but it's still awesome).[/QUOTE]

That's the first song I heard by them. I hated screaming/growling and that stuff at that point, but that song got me hooked. I love the 2nd (of 3) solo in that song. Then I bought BWP and saw what Opeth really is, with all the soft stuff, and I was convinced of their greatness.

[QUOTE=Eleventeen]Especially by Martin Mendez, it's his least favorite of their songs.[/QUOTE]
No: "Least favourite Opeth track: Dirge for november"

Ripped from the site.

Your thinking of Lopez.

[QUOTE=Darkness Of Greed]No: "Least favourite Opeth track: Dirge for november"

Ripped from the site.

Your thinking of Lopez.[/QUOTE]

I love Dirge...jesus.

Its fun as hell to play, and its a very unique song from Opeth.
It doesn't sound like a lot of the Dam[b][i][/b][/i]nation material or other acoustic parts they have done.

I don't know.....it just strikes a chord with me (pun fully intended)

I actually don't think I've heard it.

[QUOTE=Taste_My_Scythe]I actually don't think I've heard it.[/QUOTE]

Its on Blackwater Park

who hasn't heard it?

Dirge for November is a quality track.

My favorite is either The Drapery Falls or The Leper Affinity. Bleak is awesome too.

Mine is either the title track or The Leper Affinity.. Harvest is up there also.

My favorite is bleak or to bid your farewell.

Bleak is by far my favorite on the album, though when I first bought BWP it was The Drapery Falls for a while.

The Lepper Affinity is my favourite off BWP, and probably my fav Opeth song over all. That solo at 2.40= Orgasim.

I think they have better solos myself, some off Morningrise are incredible.

Im not that big a fan of Morningrise for some reason. Maybe i need to just listen to it more.