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Stop stealing the boxset by the way. LOL


If I like enough of the discs, I'll just buy it.

Or more likely ask for it as a birthday present.
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But with the best songs.
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Blackwater Park is clearly the best Opeth.


Stale, bare-bones, production, with unnecessary reverb.
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Originally posted by Pnoom! Pnoom! wrote:

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Speaking of Ulver.  Where's the best place to start with them?


Bergtatt.  Then Nattens Madrigal.  All their electronic stuff is mediocre or worse.


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Stop stealing the boxset by the way. LOL
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Also, if you're interested in Ulver, get some Coil albums instead, like Horse Rotorvator or the Ape of Naples, which are both infinitely superior to latter-day Ulver.
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Later, Patrick.

Have fun with the box tomorrow.
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

Well I wouldn't mind a metal quotient as well.  I don't want it too post-rock.


Well Ulver haven't done anything that's post-rock, so I'd say you're safe.
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Originally posted by Henry Plainview Henry Plainview wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

Well I wouldn't mind a metal quotient as well.  I don't want it too post-rock.

Natten's Madrigal has nothing to do with post-rock. After it they rejected metal entirely. A Quick Fix of Melancholy is also a nice orchestral type thing.



Cool.  I don't mind post-metal but a lot of post-rock annoys me.

So it sounds like I may like some Ulver.  I'll see about getting something by then.

I need some Bohren und der Club of Gore first though.
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

Well I wouldn't mind a metal quotient as well.  I don't want it too post-rock.

Natten's Madrigal has nothing to do with post-rock. After it they rejected metal entirely. A Quick Fix of Melancholy is also a nice orchestral type thing.
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Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

Can't wait to watch that DVD.


I can't either.


If it wasn't half-term and my mother was off for the week, I'd watch it tomorrow.
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Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

Can't wait to watch that DVD.


I can't either.
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Originally posted by Pnoom! Pnoom! wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

Speaking of Ulver.  Where's the best place to start with them?


Bergtatt.  Then Nattens Madrigal.  All their electronic stuff is mediocre or worse.


Boooooooo!

Natten's Madrigal is a superb black metal album, Blood Inside is electronic multi-genre post-rock, and Shadows of the Sun is more ambient. You'd probably like Blood Inside the most, unless you want to listen to metal.
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