You’ve seen it. Now go listen to it! And, while listening, realize that your life just got better.
The Person in Question
About once a week I play along with that album for fun. Learning all the songs from LZII was one of my first undertakings on guitar
You’ve seen it. Now go listen to it! And, while listening, realize that your life just got better.
It’s possible he doesn’t know what an album is.
You’ve seen it. Now go listen to it! And, while listening, realize that your life just got better.
It’s possible he doesn’t know what an album is.
I wouldn’t go that far. Its not like it’s sarcasm or humor.
I think he’s under the impression that albums are photographs or pictures.
The Person in Question
^That’s a real possibility.
Nope.
Well then you are lost.
'Tis the ultimate challenge.
“First feel fear, then get angry. Then go with your life into the fight.” - Bill Mollison
“First feel fear, then get angry. Then go with your life into the fight.” - Bill Mollison
Opeth - Morningrise
beautiful
This is exactly what I think of when I think “Opeth”.
Never heard of the band though.
You mean you think of the album cover when you think of the word/name “Opeth”
You mean you think of the album cover when you think of the word/name “Opeth”
Yep.
You mean you think of the album cover when you think of the word/name “Opeth”
Yep.
Makes sense given the reflections in the album cover. They mostly play melodic stuff with singing but other times they play straight up Death Metal. One of the most dynamic bands in existence.
I re-listened these recently:
真実
Damn you for having good taste in jazz ImperialScum.
Keep Circulating the Tapes.
END OF LINE
(It hasn’t happened yet)
Damn you for having good taste in jazz ImperialScum.
A broken clock and all that.
Damn you for having good taste in jazz ImperialScum.
A broken clock and all that.
Wouldn’t “broken record” be a more poignant analogy?
Damn you for having good taste in jazz ImperialScum.
A broken clock and all that.
Wouldn’t “broken record” be a more poignant analogy?
Broken clocks are occasionally right (twice a day, to be exact); broken records simply sound horrible and suck no matter what.
The Person in Question
Damn you for having good taste in jazz ImperialScum.
A broken clock and all that.
Wouldn’t “broken record” be a more poignant analogy?
Broken clocks are occasionally right (twice a day, to be exact); broken records simply sound horrible and suck no matter what.
I feel that ImpScum veers more towards the latter.
That’s because you’ve not listened to the albums he listed.
Go do so and realize your life just got better.
Opeth - Morningrise
beautiful
You should give Insomnium a go. They are much more straightforward melodeath but they are very melodic and often have acoustic/clean sections and they just write wonderful music.