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I never cared for anything by them post Wolfheart so I'll pass.

Moonspell owns, every single album, finally something eyesore and I can agree on.

I never cared for anything by them post Wolfheart so I'll pass.

Kathaarian wrote:

I never cared for anything by them post Wolfheart so I'll pass.

I know a lot of portuguese people that were like you, and listened to the album. Guess what, 90% loved it! Give it a try, I hope (and I'm postive) you will like it! The Wolfheart spirit is there (you can feel it ;) )

Moonspell rules in EVERY album! End of story.

OrDoS wrote:

Kathaarian wrote:

I never cared for anything by them post Wolfheart so I'll pass.

It's funny because on Wolfheart there is mostly the same style of stuff on later Moonspell albums. Sure, "Alma Mater" is the song I first heard, which is a heavier number, but it's not all like that. Anyway, no matter...

OrDoS wrote:

Kathaarian wrote:

I never cared for anything by them post Wolfheart so I'll pass.

Eyesore wrote:

OrDoS wrote:

Kathaarian wrote:

I never cared for anything by them post Wolfheart so I'll pass.

'Heavy' and 'Style' have nothing to do with good.

I've only heard "Darkness and Hope" and thought it was great. Ive been meaning to hear more for awhile now but always get sidetracked. Time for abit of dling.

I've heard everything post Wolfheart and they have nothing similar to that album, mine isn't a "they sold out" thing it's more like a "they lost the atmosphere" thing.

The Silent Man wrote:

I've only heard "Darkness and Hope" and thought it was great. Ive been meaning to hear more for awhile now but always get sidetracked. Time for abit of dling.

Man you have to get Irreligous, the Butterfly Fx and the Antidote. Great stuff.

Author:	Eyesore [ Sun Mar 12, 2006 2:40 am ]
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I'm a huge Moonspell fan, I love all their albums. I know a lot of people have problems with The Butterfly Effect, some dislike Darkness And Hope or The Antidote, but I like them all. Still, I never expected Memorial to be so heavy! It's Moonspell, but they've brought back the black metal that has hardly been seen since their Anno Satanae demo. Check out the song below, 90% of the vocals are heavy like this song, there's hardly any of the low, clean singing that is usually all over a Moonspell album. This album is so badass. 2006 is just kicking my ass! MOONSPELL & DAEMONARCH I also uploaded a song by Daemonarch, which is the members of Moonspell's black metal side-project. Check 'em out.

Author:	Kathaarian [ Sun Mar 12, 2006 9:54 am ]
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I never cared for anything by them post Wolfheart so I'll pass.

Author:	Eyesore [ Sun Mar 12, 2006 10:27 am ]
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Kathaarian wrote: I never cared for anything by them post Wolfheart so I'll pass. Makes sense.

Author:	Argonaut [ Sun Mar 12, 2006 12:11 pm ]
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I dont know, I think I actually prefer the low clean vocals on the antidote.

Author:	crast [ Sun Mar 12, 2006 1:43 pm ]
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Woah, this was good. Both songs! .:crast:.

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Author:	leee [ Sun Mar 12, 2006 3:38 pm ]
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Moonspell owns, every single album, finally something eyesore and I can agree on.

Author:	Eyesore [ Sun Mar 12, 2006 5:46 pm ]
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leee wrote: Moonspell owns, every single album, finally something eyesore and I can agree on. Whoohooo!! :shock: This man has good taste...in this thread! I still can't believe how awesome the new album is. It's not like I don't think every album is awesome, it's just that I expected something else. I never expected them to get heavier.

Author:	Anonymous [ Sun Mar 12, 2006 8:23 pm ]
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The Moonspell song was great, and I am one of those who can't stand the tedious killmenowfest that was Darkness and Hope..

Author:	OrDoS [ Wed Mar 15, 2006 2:48 am ]
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Kathaarian wrote: I never cared for anything by them post Wolfheart so I'll pass. I know a lot of portuguese people that were like you, and listened to the album. Guess what, 90% loved it! Give it a try, I hope (and I'm postive) you will like it! The Wolfheart spirit is there (you can feel it ;) ) Moonspell rules in EVERY album! End of story.

Author:	Eyesore [ Wed Mar 15, 2006 3:32 am ]
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OrDoS wrote: Kathaarian wrote: I never cared for anything by them post Wolfheart so I'll pass. I know a lot of portuguese people that were like you, and listened to the album. Guess what, 90% loved it! Give it a try, I hope (and I'm postive) you will like it! The Wolfheart spirit is there (you can feel it ;) ) Moonspell rules in EVERY album! End of story. It's funny because on Wolfheart there is mostly the same style of stuff on later Moonspell albums. Sure, "Alma Mater" is the song I first heard, which is a heavier number, but it's not all like that. Anyway, no matter...

Author:	Anonymous [ Wed Mar 15, 2006 8:08 am ]
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Eyesore wrote: OrDoS wrote: Kathaarian wrote: I never cared for anything by them post Wolfheart so I'll pass. I know a lot of portuguese people that were like you, and listened to the album. Guess what, 90% loved it! Give it a try, I hope (and I'm postive) you will like it! The Wolfheart spirit is there (you can feel it ;) ) Moonspell rules in EVERY album! End of story. It's funny because on Wolfheart there is mostly the same style of stuff on later Moonspell albums. Sure, "Alma Mater" is the song I first heard, which is a heavier number, but it's not all like that. Anyway, no matter... 'Heavy' and 'Style' have nothing to do with good.

Author:	leee [ Wed Mar 15, 2006 2:42 pm ]
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Eyesore wrote: OrDoS wrote: Kathaarian wrote: I never cared for anything by them post Wolfheart so I'll pass. I know a lot of portuguese people that were like you, and listened to the album. Guess what, 90% loved it! Give it a try, I hope (and I'm postive) you will like it! The Wolfheart spirit is there (you can feel it ;) ) Moonspell rules in EVERY album! End of story. It's funny because on Wolfheart there is mostly the same style of stuff on later Moonspell albums. Sure, "Alma Mater" is the song I first heard, which is a heavier number, but it's not all like that. Anyway, no matter... I agree, I think most people have only heard Wolfheart, heard their new stuff was gay on the 'net and stopped buying. Is not a strech between where they were at Wolfheart and where they went to now.

Author:	OrDoS [ Wed Mar 15, 2006 9:25 pm ]
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Wise words from Fernando Ribeiro himself, written on the Moonspell forum: Memorial: the leak, the comments, the learning of the game. ;)

Author:	Eyesore [ Wed Mar 15, 2006 9:34 pm ]
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GeneralDiomedes wrote: Eyesore wrote: OrDoS wrote: Kathaarian wrote: I never cared for anything by them post Wolfheart so I'll pass. I know a lot of portuguese people that were like you, and listened to the album. Guess what, 90% loved it! Give it a try, I hope (and I'm postive) you will like it! The Wolfheart spirit is there (you can feel it ;) ) Moonspell rules in EVERY album! End of story. It's funny because on Wolfheart there is mostly the same style of stuff on later Moonspell albums. Sure, "Alma Mater" is the song I first heard, which is a heavier number, but it's not all like that. Anyway, no matter... 'Heavy' and 'Style' have nothing to do with good. No matter, everything they've done has been good.

Author:	hellraiser_xes [ Wed Jun 14, 2006 8:51 am ]
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Wolfheart is still the top of my list. Nothing beats it. After Wolfheart, Rubeiro changed his vocal style which didnt please me. Plus, Wolfheart is by far the most creative album Moonspell's put forth. And frankly, I think Wolfheart is the best debut album from a band. I've never heard any band come up with an album that was so explosive, all their tracks! That's probably a reason why I don't like the other Moonspell stuff. Wolfheart sorta became my benchmark.

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Author:	The Silent Man [ Wed Apr 05, 2006 3:30 pm ]
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I've only heard "Darkness and Hope" and thought it was great. Ive been meaning to hear more for awhile now but always get sidetracked. Time for abit of dling.

Author:	leee [ Wed Apr 05, 2006 10:07 pm ]
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The Silent Man wrote: I've only heard "Darkness and Hope" and thought it was great. Ive been meaning to hear more for awhile now but always get sidetracked. Time for abit of dling. Man you have to get Irreligous, the Butterfly Fx and the Antidote. Great stuff.

Author:	Kathaarian [ Wed Apr 05, 2006 10:13 pm ]
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I've heard everything post Wolfheart and they have nothing similar to that album, mine isn't a "they sold out" thing it's more like a "they lost the atmosphere" thing.

Author:	Eyesore [ Wed Apr 05, 2006 11:24 pm ]
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Kathaarian wrote: I've heard everything post Wolfheart and they have nothing similar to that album, mine isn't a "they sold out" thing it's more like a "they lost the atmosphere" thing. You've mentioned this and I find that to be a completely incorrect statement. I'm not sure how anyone can listen to Wolfheart and say that "lost the atmosphere" on later albums. I just finally got the Under The Moonspell EP, what a fucking weird little EP. It's like symphonic black metal. Very strange. Good, though, just not what I expected. This came out right after the Anno Satanae demo and I expected something a lot heavier.

Author:	The Silent Man [ Thu Apr 06, 2006 4:24 am ]
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leee wrote: The Silent Man wrote: I've only heard "Darkness and Hope" and thought it was great. Ive been meaning to hear more for awhile now but always get sidetracked. Time for abit of dling. Man you have to get Irreligous, the Butterfly Fx and the Antidote. Great stuff. It shall be done! With the help of DC++ that is.. And if I likes it I will see what HMV has in stock.. Well actually I wanna see if they would have Darkness And Hope anyways, I doubt they would, but I've been surprised by them before, so who knows.