drinkwine732Posts: 20,418destroyer of motherfuckers
You couldn't have posted that at a worse time...hahahahahahahah. But yeah, that song's awesome. What song did you hear last by them Shane? I'm curious...
5.5/10 on DT. I was never a fan of the keyboard fronted DT songs, and that intro every time makes me hope the song is over
5/10 on Dethklok. I really loved them live, and think they made an improvement musically on their newer album, but their music isn't what makes them fun. It bores me.
drinkwine732Posts: 20,418destroyer of motherfuckers
edited April 2010
"''don't remember the name . i just remember it was like 20 minutes long and very boring and anti climatic ''
probably the title track"
Metridium Field.
One of the best pieces of post-metal, I at least, have ever encountered. Starting very basic, a quintessential doomy riff, slowly piling on layer after layer, layer after layer, you get to a perfectly executed keyboard "solo", and then, one of my favorite moments in any song I've heard, the saxophone part. Oh, I nearly forgot the slow deconstruction of the song. Peeling each layer off just as slowly as it was put on. Absolutely phenomenal.
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Cannibis, you don't get to review this one. You always review shit I'm trying to promote.
8/10 for darktranquility
5.5/10 on DT. I was never a fan of the keyboard fronted DT songs, and that intro every time makes me hope the song is over
5/10 on Dethklok. I really loved them live, and think they made an improvement musically on their newer album, but their music isn't what makes them fun. It bores me.
NO CANNIBIS, NO
also i guess you listen to it more musically. i love dethklok for both music and humor
probably the title track
probably the title track"
Metridium Field.
One of the best pieces of post-metal, I at least, have ever encountered. Starting very basic, a quintessential doomy riff, slowly piling on layer after layer, layer after layer, you get to a perfectly executed keyboard "solo", and then, one of my favorite moments in any song I've heard, the saxophone part. Oh, I nearly forgot the slow deconstruction of the song. Peeling each layer off just as slowly as it was put on. Absolutely phenomenal.
Windir - Journey to the End