Thanks :) Now I need to find out why some parts distort, mainly the outro.

Are you going to be doing any other Opeth songs in the future?

Okay. Here's my finished version of Epilogue. Enjoy!

[url]http://download.yousendit.com/2781099A39173736[/url]

I saw Opeth last night in melbourne and it was amazing, they sound exactly the same live as on the album. I'm actually considering seeing them again tonight, they're playing 2 shows.

I would.

Hell yeah.

[QUOTE=Diabolus in Musica]Did they play geuss the guitar riff before they played Deliverance?[/QUOTE]

yep :thumb:

[QUOTE=BeaZ]I saw Opeth last night in melbourne and it was amazing, they sound exactly the same live as on the album. I'm actually considering seeing them again tonight, they're playing 2 shows.[/QUOTE]

thinking the same , just cant be bothered (hangover) getting up to get the tickets

[QUOTE=Flynn]Okay. Here's my finished version of Epilogue. Enjoy!

[url]http://download.yousendit.com/2781099A39173736[/url][/QUOTE]

Sweet man, that sounds pretty good.

Vaper your avatar is great.

That was a pretty sweet version. :thumb: Although I don't like your guitar tone too much.

[QUOTE=MidnightRider][U]Sweet man, that sounds pretty good. [/U]

[B]Vaper your avatar is great[/B].[/QUOTE]

[U]I thought so too[/U]

[B]I thought so too[/B]

[QUOTE=Crysiss][U]I thought so too[/U]

[B]I thought so too[/B][/QUOTE]
Why say that twice?

"What woul they say if i would stay, noone would know. ooooooohhhhhhoooooo."

[QUOTE=Thor]Why say that twice?[/QUOTE]

The first line was reffering to the first underlined sentence.. and the second bold line was reffering to the second bold sentence

[QUOTE=UpperDecker]"What woul they say if i was gay, noone would know. hooooooooomoooooooo."[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=Knifeboy]The first line was reffering to the first underlined sentence.. and the second bold line was reffering to the second bold sentence[/QUOTE]

Hes got it:D

[QUOTE=UpperDecker]"What woul they say if i would stay, noone would know. ooooooohhhhhhoooooo."[/QUOTE]
Somebody stole my job. :upset: Pissing off the Godhead fanboys...

I like the Mikael sings that part alot:)

HORRRRAYYYYY!!!! My Opeth DVD just came!!!!!!!

...and it's just as I'd expected. Fantastic.

Lamentations is awesome. Look for when Mikael is trying to look all emotional singing with his eyes closed and he keeps peeking at the fretboard lol.

I noticed that a few times and chuckled a bit. While they don't really move around a whole lot, they make up for it with their musical greatness.

The Leper Affinity live is an orgasm-fest.
...and Mendez's headbanging is great!

He gets teased for his horizontal headbang:lol: Its not on the DVD though, Watch the documentary as well:thumb:

[QUOTE=Crysiss]He gets teased for his horizontal headbang:lol: Its not on the DVD though, Watch the d0cumentary as well:thumb:[/QUOTE]
Mike always calls him a c[size=2]nt[/size] for headbanging wrong :lol:

yea thats what i was talking about :lol:

Alright guys, this version of Ending Credits took about an hour to put together thanks to Dunkelheit for drums. :)


[url]http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0QFR2TIW393FX38AQSY043T8QK[/url]

You skipped a measure in the beginning. Instead of coming in with the lead at the beginning of a phrase you came in right after the B7 chord.

Then in the lead part, in the pickup to the third measure of the phrase you play an F# instead of a D. Still sounds fine, just different.

Other than that it was good. A little sloppy overall, but I can understand that from throwing it together in an hour.

[size=1]I nitpick[/size]

[QUOTE=Flynn]Alright guys, this version of Ending Credits took about an hour to put together thanks to Dunkelheit for drums. :)


[url]http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0QFR2TIW393FX38AQSY043T8QK[/url][/QUOTE]
A most excellent job. :thumb:

I watched about half of the documentary. Watching Lopez was a total treat.

...and "A Fair Judgement" live is absolutely mind-blowing.

[QUOTE=eighty d]You skipped a measure in the beginning. Instead of coming in with the lead at the beginning of a phrase you came in right after the B7 chord.

Then in the lead part, in the pickup to the third measure of the phrase you play an F# instead of a D. Still sounds fine, just different.

Other than that it was good. A little sloppy overall, but I can understand that from throwing it together in an hour.

[size=1]I nitpick[/size][/QUOTE]

It's the way the drums fade in, I did my own thing.

Sounds pretty good.

[QUOTE=Flynn]Alright guys, this version of Ending Credits took about an hour to put together thanks to Dunkelheit for drums. :)


[url]http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0QFR2TIW393FX38AQSY043T8QK[/url][/QUOTE]
Good job. :thumb:


I can't take credit for the drums, I stole em off of someone elses guitar pro tab. :evil:

I think its time for Opeth to make a really dark cd. More so than My Arms Your Hearse. Just a thought. I know what i'm trying to say but its hard to explain.

Like recorded in the dark?

:p
Nah, I agree.

[QUOTE=Flower Dance]Like recorded in the dark?

:p
Nah, I agree.[/QUOTE]


Lol no, but you know, some music that just pushes they're extremes even further.

I think Mikael wanted Ghost Reveries to be a really dark album, and I believe he succeeded to some degree... The problem is though, part of what makes some of the earlier Opeth albums so dark and atmospheric, is the fact that the production is so bad/muddy.. And I think Mikael doesn't want to move away from the crystal clear production they've had since blackwater park

[QUOTE=Flynn]Alright guys, this version of Ending Credits took about an hour to put together thanks to Dunkelheit for drums. :)


[url]http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0QFR2TIW393FX38AQSY043T8QK[/url][/QUOTE]

Great job :)

[QUOTE=Knifeboy]I think Mikael wanted Ghost Reveries to be a really dark album, and I believe he succeeded to some degree... The problem is though, part of what makes some of the earlier Opeth albums so dark and atmospheric, is the fact that the production is so bad/muddy.. And I think Mikael doesn't want to move away from the crystal clear production they've had since blackwater park[/QUOTE]

When i listen to Ghost Reveries it comes across to me as more of a happier kind of album. I guess its cause of the great production/bright keyboards.

[QUOTE=UpperDecker]When i listen to Ghost Reveries it comes across to me as more of a happier kind of album. I guess its cause of the great production/bright keyboards.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I agree.

It's all to do with the production.

I don't think bad production has anything to do with how dark the albums sound. BWP has excellent production and is probably the darkest album (IMO). Morningrise on the other hand has crap production but is the least dark album, atmosphere wise (again, IMO).

I think production does have something to do with darkness. If you'd ask me, I'd say that MAYH is the darkest album, and the production's not tiptop.

As far as evil goes, Morningrise is pretty dark, too. Their older albums had a more sinister feel than their newer releases, but their production has improved immensely. I like both old and new Opeth, and I can't decide which one that I like more.

NP - Opeth - Advent