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Grumpyprogfan 
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 Topic: The Last Will and Testament discussion threadPosted: 3 hours 13 minutes ago at 06:04 |
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I'm still listening, but so far it's just okay. Nothing mind blowing or ground breaking. 2.5 stars.
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ThyroidGlands
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Posted: 12 hours 16 minutes ago at 21:01 |
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As someone who isn’t a fan of Opeth, I can say that TLWAT is a very good album with some truly great moments. Ian Anderson's participation is spectacular. Without a doubt, the mellotron is probably the highlight of the album. If I enjoyed it, it’s likely that fans of the band found it to be an incredible record. Again, I’m speaking from complete ignorance here.
This is the fourth album I’ve listened to from them, but the band still hasn’t fully captivated me. That said, it’s a very good listen. I’d give it a 7/10 (3.5/5. Rounded up to 4 stars). What do you think of the album?
Edited by ThyroidGlands - 12 hours 15 minutes ago at 21:02 |
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Bloody bloody racket and rumpus
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