[QUOTE]wrath within is the worst errmm least good song on hatebreeder imo..[/QUOTE]

WHATTTTT???!?!?!?!?!

*stops talking to you :lol:

[QUOTE=SF]Yep, that's what I love. It's damn catchy and more headbangable than previous work. Still very impressive musically, and the keyboards that CoB signature feel on songs like Living Dead Beat. Great stuff.[/QUOTE]

I concur :)

Wrath Within and Black Widow don't interest me as much as songs like Warheart and Downfall, a couple of my favorites. :)

[QUOTE=Shattered_Future]I think one reason why I got bored of that album quickly is all the songs start the same way. They all start with a C chord, and are all based around C...

I mean, a few tracks like that isn't bad, but base an entire album around it, and it's boring as hell.[/QUOTE]
Is that really it? That seems like such a small, subtle detail. I find it hard to belive that an entire album would bore you because of the note many of the songs start on. Most of them were part of a larger riff anyway, and the drums and keys made each one completely different.

I have a theory that CGCFAD tuning automatically entices the listener :lol:

Not as much as FEGADC tuning.

/made it up

[QUOTE=ShadowsFallen]Not as much as FEGADC tuning.

/made it up[/QUOTE]

yeah, that was just stupid.

[QUOTE=ShadowsFallen]Wrath Within and Black Widow don't interest me as much as songs like Warheart and Downfall, a couple of my favorites. :)


Is that really it? That seems like such a small, subtle detail. I find it hard to belive that an entire album would bore you because of the note many of the songs start on. Most of them were part of a larger riff anyway, and the drums and keys made each one completely different.[/QUOTE]

Its not the fact that they all start around the same note, its the fact that all the songs are structured the same. All based in C, and they all sorta follow the same pattern.

I LOVE using CGCFAD (quite fun to bang out riffs with), but you have to switch it up a bit sometimes.

Some bands are unbelievably good at writing completely original stuff with every song in that tuning. *cough*ShadowsFall*cough*

[QUOTE=ICB]yeah, that was just stupid.[/QUOTE]
That just hurts. :(

Drop tunings are cheat!!! C-standard owns!!!!!! :D

[QUOTE=ShadowsFallen]Some bands are unbelievably good at writing completely original stuff with every song in that tuning. *cough*ShadowsFall*cough*

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Shadows Fall are boring imo :)

I think as soon as you go into drop D style tuning, it just automatically makes you play chugga chugga low powerchords all the time and add in other chords from Gmin in, it's so boring to listen to.

[QUOTE=MRDuCran]I think as soon as you go into drop D style tuning, it just automatically makes you play chugga chugga low powerchords all the time [/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=MRDuCran]I think as soon as you go into drop D style tuning, it just automatically makes you play chugga chugga low powerchords all the time and add in other chords from Gmin in, it's so boring to listen to.[/QUOTE]

Well, its not always bad to get more chugga-chugga. If COB kept writing epic, keyboard driven riffs they would get old and boring, much moreso than their new chugga riffs are.

Best tuning: F B E A D G B E.

[QUOTE=MRDuCran]I think as soon as you go into drop D style tuning, it just automatically makes you play chugga chugga low powerchords all the time and add in other chords from Gmin in, it's so boring to listen to.[/QUOTE]
Not neccesarily. There really aren't as many bands that go "chugga chugga" as people think. You're just listening to the wrong stuff.

[QUOTE=dest. Chaos]Shadows Fall are boring imo :)[/QUOTE]
Go die.

I wish people would realize that Drop Tunings doesn't = anything but more possibilities. I could play most standard songs while in C.

I know drop tuning doesn't mean crap but pretty much everything I've heard is like that. I like LoG are one of the creative bands with drop tuning.

You really need to broaden your horizens then. :lol:

It's not like that, I'll listen to anything pretty much. I just don't recall any bands in drop tuning doing anything original.

Wow, out of all the millions of bands that downtune you've never heard any original stuff? That's pretty bad.

[QUOTE=MRDuCran]I like LoG are one of the creative bands with drop tuning.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, LoG owns. They are definitely one of my favorite bands. Riffing doesn't get much better.

If you want a tuning that is truely amazing then tune to A hahaha

[QUOTE=Necronomicon]Yeah, LoG owns. They are definitely one of my favorite bands. Riffing doesn't get much better.[/QUOTE]
Really? Wow, I neve figured you for a LoG type of guy.

[QUOTE=Necronomicon]Yeah, LoG owns. They are definitely one of my favorite bands. Riffing doesn't get much better.[/QUOTE]

I concur, they write simple yet very heavy riffs, and Randy Blythe has a great growl on him.

[QUOTE=ShadowsFallen]Wow, out of all the millions of bands that downtune you've never heard any original stuff? That's pretty bad.[/QUOTE]

I blame the bands that do it.

[QUOTE=ShadowsFallen]Really? Wow, I neve figured you for a LoG type of guy.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, i'm a huge fan of them. I love the rythm work and technicality.

Ohhh Mitch (MrDuCran) Fricken Rules People!!!!

And why?

[QUOTE=blue3]And why?[/QUOTE]

Cuz Hes MrDuCran Thats All Ya Need Ta Know!! WICKED

[QUOTE=Necronomicon]Yeah, i'm a huge fan of them. I love the rythm work and technicality.[/QUOTE]
Lately I've discovered that I don't mind them as much as I thought.

I don't listen to LoG much..

[QUOTE=I_am_hated]Cuz Hes MrDuCran Thats All Ya Need Ta Know!! WICKED[/QUOTE]OH OKAY.

So, this guy at my school might drive 3243 hours to Vancouver to see Bodom. I asked if I could come, he said yeah. But, I haven't got a ticket yet so I probably won't go.

I don't either, but some guy tried to show me how technical Hourglass was and I liked it surprisingly. Too bad it doesn't last.