y would any one want to hate on opeth there better musician than u would ever be soo keep ur coment to ur self.

[QUOTE=Flynn]No reply? That's what I thought. Although Jenna Jameson is prettier then me, I resent this.[/QUOTE]

No reply because I have a life outside of MX, and i guarantee i have seen that picture before somewhere, if it's not Jenna, it's some other Porn Star of some sort. And when i find it, i'll show you all. (ill censor any boobies that may be in it to make it MX friendly, but i KNOW i've seen that before somewhere).

[QUOTE]No reply because I have a life outside of MX, and i guarantee i have seen that picture before somewhere, if it's not Jenna, it's some other Porn Star of some sort. And when i find it, i'll show you all. (ill censor any boobies that may be in it to make it MX friendly, but i KNOW i've seen that before somewhere).[/QUOTE]

life outside of Mx = porn . sweet.

I hope Lopez gets well... I mean, that part in Deliverance where he uses the double bass, at around 10 minutes... So amazing...

Back on topic and off porn, I own blackwater park and love it, I want to get some more, but am short on cash.

THough if you like opeth I would greatly suggest you buy some Spiral Architect, similiar but with a more open and hollow look on music, making it very intresting.

I hope Lopez, is still the creative force behind the drums, maybe even if he can't play some of it. He's a musical genius.

I couldnt get into Spiral Architect as much, but they are still good.

I just listened to Deliverance, the drums are ownage.

Yep ownage indeed. I DL the songs [B]Patterens In The Ivy II[/B] and [B]Still Day Beneath The Sun [/B] a couple weeks ago. I wonder why these songs weren't on any of their CD's? I wonder if they were meant to be or just some extra stuff Mikael worked on. Both Beautiful Songs.









[I]Red sun rising somewhere through the dense fog.
The portrait of the jaded dawn who had seen it all before.
This day wept on my shoulders. Still the same as yesterday.
This path seems endless, body is numb.
The soul has lost its flame.
Walking in familiar traces to find my way back home.
So there I was. Within the sobriety of the immortals. [/I]

Check out Ayreon's The Human Equation album. You'll like it.

[QUOTE=Flynn]Yep ownage indeed. I DL the songs [B]Patterens In The Ivy II[/B] and [B]Still Day Beneath The Sun [/B] a couple weeks ago. I wonder why these songs weren't on any of their CD's? I wonder if they were meant to be or just some extra stuff Mikael worked on. Both Beautiful Songs.









[I]Red sun rising somewhere through the dense fog.
The portrait of the jaded dawn who had seen it all before.
This day wept on my shoulders. Still the same as yesterday.
This path seems endless, body is numb.
The soul has lost its flame.
Walking in familiar traces to find my way back home.
So there I was. Within the sobriety of the immortals. [/I][/QUOTE]

They are on CDs. They are the bonus tracks on Blackwater Park.

[QUOTE=methodlessman]I hope Lopez, is still the creative force behind the drums, maybe even if he can't play some of it. He's a musical genius.[/QUOTE]

can't play it? Why? what happened?

cause hes has mental illness but he still a great musician ,

All I know about his condition, is that he is mentally ill. So maybe, it would prevent him from concentrating long enough to record an album, or maybe his motor skills are affected? I hope not, hes a great drummer. Opeth would suffer alot if they lost him.

[QUOTE=methodlessman]All I know about his condition, is that he is mentally ill. So maybe, it would prevent him from concentrating long enough to record an album, or maybe his motor skills are affected? I hope not, hes a great drummer. Opeth would suffer alot if they lost him.[/QUOTE]

Which drummer are you talking about? Johan De Farfalla?

:confused: Think they were talking about Lopez.

Wasn't Farfalla a bassist? :confused:

I really liked the drums on Orchid and Morningrise. Not saying anything about Martin Lopez, for he is ungodly good. A wise decision by choosing him.

Well anyways, I saw the Movie [B]Requiem For A Dream [/B] last night and it's safe to say it's one of the most depressing, sickening movies I have ever see. That movie was directed great! A definate must see this year.

:lol: yes. My mistake just got off work. Yes I was talking about Farfalla earlier in this thread and his superb bass work. I need to Unwind I am losing my MIND!

Orchid and Morningrise had some great drums, but between Deliverance and ****ation , there was a lot of versatility shown.

I've heard of that movie, been wanting to see it. I'll have to throw that onto the list of things to see when I get enough time :upset:

[QUOTE] yes. My mistake just got off work. Yes I was talking about Farfalla earlier in this thread and his superb bass work. I need to Unwind I am losing my MIND![/QUOTE] ah ok, I was second guessing myself there because I am not the expert I wish I was

Yeah, It will make you never want to try any kind of drug lol. It's a great movie, It shows how Heroin can tear you apart from everything you love, Everyone you love, Family. GOod flick I love it. I would rather not think about it though lol Depressing.

Yeah, Requiem For A Dream is a good movie. I really liked it.

I was talking about Lopez, I was under the impression that he is the one possibly being replaced. I don't know anymore, you guys confused the **** out of me.

the other movies on my list include A Clockwork Orange, Schindlers list, 21 grams...man I should pick up something happy as well.

I see you posted in the In Flames thread. In Flames sorta got me into Opeth. They are way different, but both Swedish and metal.

I never saw Schindlers List, but I'm a WWII freak, and I wanna see it. How was it?

Opeth, got me into In Flames, I always found Opeth more listenable than In Flames.

Opeth is easier to listen to, but more people talk about In Flames, especially back then, so I ended up testing them out first.

My friend told me about them, I remmeber cause I'm such a fan now. The first song I heard was The Jester Dance. I was really into Deicide at the time so I thought it was all a bunch of folk stuff. But I came to my sense's. And I'm glad I did. But this is about Opeth. Check ths out, Peter and Mikeal's old, band Steel.

[url]http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=9304[/url]

Whoah cool, I've never heard of that. Does Mikael write most of their stuff also?

They have long sense broke up. And I dont know. Possibly.

Steel was a joke that Dan Swanö and Mikael thought up in the recording of Morningrise. They wrote three songs pretty quick, not much effort on any of them, they never really clarified who wrote most of the music, because quite frankly it didn't matter. each song was about two or three simple riffs and that was it. Dan Swanös voice is hilarious in Steel though

I love Opeth and have for quite some time, but I never see one of my favorite songs being talked about. Dirge For November. Maybe I'm the only person to like . :-/

No, I like it alot. I love listening to the intro when its rainy or gloomy out. Like the the cover for Blackwater Park.

who is your friends band?

anyway, so whats this speculation about lopez getting kicked out?

it seems like everyone's first In Flames song is The Jester's Dance.

Mine was Colony. Do I win something? Oh yeah, on Soulseek I found a great recording of one of the shows on the ****ation tour. To Bid You Farewell live is far too awesome. Just search for "opeth live" and they're the ones simply labeled as 01 - Windowpane, 02- In My Time Of Need, etc.

[QUOTE=Flynn]When I say "Best" I mean Opinions. Opeth Is my "Best" Always will be.

If you never heard Opeth before I will give a list of songs to DL.


Black Rose Immortal :thumb:
To Bid You Farewell
The Twilight Is My Robe
Karma :evil:
When
Credence
Face of Melinda
The Moor :D
Still Day Beneath The Sun
Advent
The Night And The Silent Water
In Mist She Was Standing :D
The Apostle In Triumph
Hope Leaves
The Masters Apprentices
Bleak :thumb:
Serenity Painted Death :evil:
April Ethereal
Demon Of The Fall



:Note: These tracks are in no order of Importance or favor.
Except Black Rose Immortal :)[/QUOTE]

What about the awesome ones of ****ation, like Windowpane and Death Whispered a Lullaby :evil:

I liked To Rid the Disease and Closure the best off of ****ation. Actually, the entire thing is pretty **** good.

I want to have sex with Deliverance's outro... need I say more?

We need to right some reviews guys. I might do one for Deliverance.

[QUOTE]I want to have sex with Deliverance's outro... need I say more?[/QUOTE]
It's an anatomical challenge, but I would try it also...

[QUOTE]We need to right some reviews guys. I might do one for Deliverance.[/QUOTE]

That would be cool, if everyone is up for that. I can do an Orchid one, I have been listening to that alot lately.

the acoustic parts are really well one, they master both acoustic and electric guitar, most of the time in the same song, so props to them !

yeah, Remember Tomorrow has one of the coolest acoustic/ electric mixes.

[QUOTE=Kafkastolemyslippers]That would be cool, if everyone is up for that. I can do an Orchid one, I have been listening to that alot lately.[/QUOTE]

Let's. I'll try to get mine up today or tomorrow. I already did it, but when I clicked 'Submit' it had an error or something and I hadn't saved it.

I think Deliverance might be my favorite album, but Sam Goody rarely has any decent CDs, so I have yet to buy Still Life and MAYH.

Ok I will get out my listening hat and get to work. Probably will post tomorrow.