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Raven
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Grand Magus has me feeling a bit of the old school sludge-doom thing so I bought a few albums this morning...
Sahg I
Sahg II
Gozu: Locust Season
Ironweed: Indian Ladder
Orange Goblin: Eulogy for the Damned
Red Giant: Dysfunctional Majesty
Wo Fat: Psychedelonaut |
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Define Infinity
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Darkthrone - Panzerfaust
Nocturno Culto: The Misanthrope - DVD |
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Mitch W
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noodles
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The Nighty Nite - Dimples
The Mars Volta - Noctourniquet
Lana Del Rey - Born to Die |
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Define Infinity
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keep the flame burning  |
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Define Infinity
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1. Psycroptic - The Inherited Repression
2. Anaal Nathrakh - Eschaton
3. Anaal Nathrakh - Hell Is Empty, and All the Devils Are Here
4. Anaal Nathrakh - In The Constellation of The Black Widow
5. Anaal Nathrakh - Passion
6. Arkhon Infaustus - Perdition Insanabilis
7. Storm Corrosion - Storm Corrosion
8. Paganini - The Violin Concertos
9. Brahms -Complete String Quartets. Quintets. Sextets (Boxset, Collector's edition)
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Parmenides By Martin Heidegger |
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Define Infinity
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| Tenhi - Saivo (Collector's edition) |
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grandbazaar
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Define Infinity
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On the brief listen I had I didn't find it that captivating. I actually found to be rather mediocre. But that's just me, because I know another guy that loves the album. I think this albums lacks a bit in song-writing insofar as they have to have some diversity in terms of their leads in scaling them better and more effectively. I know it's PL trademark but maybe changing the formula just a small bit will give them different results which leaves more space and breathing room in between notes. |
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Define Infinity
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| The Origins of Self-Consciousness in the Secret Doctrine - H.P. Blavatsky |
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Thomas
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grandbazaar
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| Define Infinity wrote: | | grandbazaar wrote: |
Paradise Lost - Tragic Idol
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On the brief listen I had I didn't find it that captivating. I actually found to be rather mediocre. But that's just me, because I know another guy that loves the album. I think this albums lacks a bit in song-writing insofar as they have to have some diversity in terms of their leads in scaling them better and more effectively. I know it's PL trademark but maybe changing the formula just a small bit will give them different results which leaves more space and breathing room in between notes. |
Although I was ready to dismmiss this as nothing special, with repeated listens, and there are many more to come, I really enjoy this album. It contains many memorable riffs and some really cool
atmospheric moments. The guitar is definately a notch up from past releases and the result is Paradise Lost's heaviest release to date. "Theories From Another World"
is the perfect exemple for representing the album as a whole. Dynamique, atmospheric and one hell of an ending that will leave you wanting more. The title track "Tragic Idol" has some nice vocal inflections and variations that makes it also a standout. Crucify's guitar crunch and solo, Fear of Impending Hell's slow acoustic start combined with it's heavy chorus adds punch and variety to the album. An album definately worth investing time in. |
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traptunderice
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| grandbazaar wrote: | | Define Infinity wrote: | | grandbazaar wrote: |
Paradise Lost - Tragic Idol
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On the brief listen I had I didn't find it that captivating. I actually found to be rather mediocre. But that's just me, because I know another guy that loves the album. I think this albums lacks a bit in song-writing insofar as they have to have some diversity in terms of their leads in scaling them better and more effectively. I know it's PL trademark but maybe changing the formula just a small bit will give them different results which leaves more space and breathing room in between notes. |
Although I was ready to dismmiss this as nothing special, with repeated listens, and there are many more to come, I really enjoy this album. It contains many memorable riffs and some really cool
atmospheric moments. The guitar is definately a notch up from past releases and the result is Paradise Lost's heaviest release to date. "Theories From Another World"
is the perfect exemple for representing the album as a whole. Dynamique, atmospheric and one hell of an ending that will leave you wanting more. The title track "Tragic Idol" has some nice vocal inflections and variations that makes it also a standout. Crucify's guitar crunch and solo, Fear of Impending Hell's slow acoustic start combined with it's heavy chorus adds punch and variety to the album. An album definately worth investing time in. |
You leave me wondering if we're listening to the same albums with some of the comments you make.
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North From Here
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| traptunderice wrote: | | grandbazaar wrote: | | Define Infinity wrote: | | grandbazaar wrote: |
Paradise Lost - Tragic Idol
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On the brief listen I had I didn't find it that captivating. I actually found to be rather mediocre. But that's just me, because I know another guy that loves the album. I think this albums lacks a bit in song-writing insofar as they have to have some diversity in terms of their leads in scaling them better and more effectively. I know it's PL trademark but maybe changing the formula just a small bit will give them different results which leaves more space and breathing room in between notes. |
Although I was ready to dismmiss this as nothing special, with repeated listens, and there are many more to come, I really enjoy this album. It contains many memorable riffs and some really cool
atmospheric moments. The guitar is definately a notch up from past releases and the result is Paradise Lost's heaviest release to date. "Theories From Another World"
is the perfect exemple for representing the album as a whole. Dynamique, atmospheric and one hell of an ending that will leave you wanting more. The title track "Tragic Idol" has some nice vocal inflections and variations that makes it also a standout. Crucify's guitar crunch and solo, Fear of Impending Hell's slow acoustic start combined with it's heavy chorus adds punch and variety to the album. An album definately worth investing time in. |
You leave me wondering if we're listening to the same albums with some of the comments you make. |
Yep. Even with the Paradise Lost albums I like, I sure don't invest time in, because after all, it is basically the same formula with the same pop song structure. Theories From Another World is a cut above their standard fare, true, but Honesty in Death is some of their most lazy, predictable material. |
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Mitch W
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Had to check it out after seeing you guys talking about it... It sounds real cool... |
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The Annoying Frenchman
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| Scandinavian Leather is sooo good. |
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Define Infinity
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Movies:
Blue Velvet
The Ninth Gate
There Will Be Blood
A Very Long Engagement
The City of Lost Children
Delicatessen
Eternal
Le Samourai
I've seen 3 of them already in the past. |
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Define Infinity
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Movies:
City of God
Cinderella Man
DVD's:
Enslaved - Return To Yggdrasill
CD's:
Reverence - Asthenic Ascension |
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Define Infinity
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Books:
Nietzsche and Philosophy - Gilles Deleuze |
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Thomas
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Yes - Tales From Topographic Oceans
Yes - Relay
Yes - Fragile |
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