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Wanna great upcoming prog metal band? Check out Lord Of Mushrooms!!! Silly name..yet serious where it counts.

http://loloprog.free.fr/Anglais/a%20LIEN%20A.htm 



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I liked octavarium when i firs heard it. It was the first DT album i ever heard, and i thought it was beautiful. Oh how horribly wrong i was. Octavarium is probably the worst album i've heard by DT other than When Dream And Day Unite. It's bad for DT but if it was released by another band it would be that band's best album.

I would say TooL are a great band, constatntly getting better. So is Pain Of Salvation.

 

 

Now if one considers The Mars Volta to be metal, as some people do, then we have nothing to worry about.

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The last 2 Fates Warning studio albums Disconnected (2000)and FWX (2004) were EXCELLENT - no loss in quality AT ALL
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Originally posted by horza horza wrote:

The last 2 Fates Warning studio albums Disconnected (2000)and FWX (2004) were EXCELLENT - no loss in quality AT ALL

there's a different approach

they sound a bit 'boring' to my ears, because I believe FW found this modern 'pattern' and keep repeating themselves after Apsog
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Originally posted by OLAK! OLAK! wrote:

I liked octavarium when i firs heard it. It was the first DT album i ever heard, and i thought it was beautiful. Oh how horribly wrong i was. Octavarium is probably the worst album i've heard by DT other than When Dream And Day Unite. It's bad for DT but if it was released by another band it would be that band's best album.

I would say TooL are a great band, constatntly getting better. So is Pain Of Salvation.

 

 

Now if one considers The Mars Volta to be metal, as some people do, then we have nothing to worry about.

I dissagree. I love tool, but IMO, their cds have been going down ever since undertow. not to say thay AEnima and Lateralus wernt great, but they just dont hold up quite like undertow 
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Originally posted by xjester xjester wrote:

Originally posted by OLAK! OLAK! wrote:

I liked octavarium when i firs heard it. It was the first DT album i ever heard, and i thought it was beautiful. Oh how horribly wrong i was. Octavarium is probably the worst album i've heard by DT other than When Dream And Day Unite. It's bad for DT but if it was released by another band it would be that band's best album.

I would say TooL are a great band, constatntly getting better. So is Pain Of Salvation.

 

 

Now if one considers The Mars Volta to be metal, as some people do, then we have nothing to worry about.

I dissagree. I love tool, but IMO, their cds have been going down ever since undertow. not to say thay AEnima and Lateralus wernt great, but they just dont hold up quite like undertow 

I disagree with your disagreement.
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Originally posted by Moatilliatta Moatilliatta wrote:

Originally posted by xjester xjester wrote:

Originally posted by OLAK! OLAK! wrote:

I liked octavarium when i firs heard it. It was the first DT album i ever heard, and i thought it was beautiful. Oh how horribly wrong i was. Octavarium is probably the worst album i've heard by DT other than When Dream And Day Unite. It's bad for DT but if it was released by another band it would be that band's best album.

I would say TooL are a great band, constatntly getting better. So is Pain Of Salvation.

 

 

Now if one considers The Mars Volta to be metal, as some people do, then we have nothing to worry about.

I dissagree. I love tool, but IMO, their cds have been going down ever since undertow. not to say thay AEnima and Lateralus wernt great, but they just dont hold up quite like undertow 

I disagree with your disagreement.

I figured most people would, but let me also say that i feel that they have been declining, but i by no means am saying they have fallen.  I just think that heir later albums dont hold up, because undertow was so well done, they had very little room for improvment.  But let me also say that i am eagerly anticipating teir new album this year.
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^ how can anyone think that Lateralus is not the best Tool album ... especially from a prog point of view? 
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It seems like Tool releases an album every three to five years. What happened to the good old days when bands would release top quality albums every year or so? I don't know how you Tool fans have the patience. They are way too slow.
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Originally posted by IcedSabbath IcedSabbath wrote:

If you're talking about the decline of prog metal bands, you must also mention Opeth. Their last album, from what I've heard, is pretty weak!


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Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

^ how can anyone think that Lateralus is not the best Tool album ... especially from a prog point of view? 

........especially from ANY POINT OF VIEW........



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Originally posted by Moatilliatta Moatilliatta wrote:

Originally posted by xjester xjester wrote:

Originally posted by OLAK! OLAK! wrote:

I liked octavarium when i firs heard it. It was the first DT album i ever heard, and i thought it was beautiful. Oh how horribly wrong i was. Octavarium is probably the worst album i've heard by DT other than When Dream And Day Unite. It's bad for DT but if it was released by another band it would be that band's best album.

I would say TooL are a great band, constatntly getting better. So is Pain Of Salvation.

 

 

Now if one considers The Mars Volta to be metal, as some people do, then we have nothing to worry about.

I dissagree. I love tool, but IMO, their cds have been going down ever since undertow. not to say thay AEnima and Lateralus wernt great, but they just dont hold up quite like undertow 

I disagree with your disagreement.

I AGREE THAT YOU DISAGREE WITH HIS DISAGREEMENT

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Originally posted by moonlapse moonlapse wrote:

[QUOTE=IcedSabbath]If you're talking about the decline of prog metal bands, you must also mention Opeth. Their last album, from what I've heard, is pretty weak!

we're not talking about this exactly, read the thread



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Originally posted by Rising Force Rising Force wrote:

It seems like Tool releases an album every three to five years. What happened to the good old days when bands would release top quality albums every year or so? I don't know how you Tool fans have the patience. They are way too slow.

It works for me, it's better to be slow and produce very good albums every 5 years

than produce average albums every 2-3 years (I don't want to mention the name......)



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Originally posted by aapatsos aapatsos wrote:

Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

^ how can anyone think that Lateralus is not the best Tool album ... especially from a prog point of view? 


........especially from ANY POINT OF VIEW........



Oh no you don't! The prog pee oh dubbya is naturally to be segregated from all others!
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I really don't think the great prog-metal bands are going downhill, especially Dream theater. This thread seems like a magnet to people who now dislike these bands. It seems as though everyone is being too much like angry critics. 
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Originally posted by Lindsay Lohan Lindsay Lohan wrote:

Dream theater is better than ever!

I mean just look at the first releases...images and words and awake and falling into infinity...those where fairly eh bad...but finally they seemed to have turned on Scenes from a memory album and making cool music which just shows from albums like Octavarium, Sdoit and tot!

Eh...no. Except for Scenes, Awake and Images and Words are DT's most consistent releases. And Falling into Infinity isn't as bad as some narrow-minded progheads say.

After Awake (saving Scenes), all of DT's releases have high and low points, without a single completly solid album. This is my opinion. I love the 2nd disc of SDOIT, but the first is riddled with poor artistic choices.
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Originally posted by stonebeard stonebeard wrote:

Originally posted by Lindsay Lohan Lindsay Lohan wrote:

Dream theater is better than ever!

I mean just look at the first releases...images and words and awake and falling into infinity...those where fairly eh bad...but finally they seemed to have turned on Scenes from a memory album and making cool music which just shows from albums like Octavarium, Sdoit and tot!

Eh...no. Except for Scenes, Awake and Images and Words are DT's most consistent releases. And Falling into Infinity isn't as bad as some narrow-minded progheads say.

After Awake (saving Scenes), all of DT's releases have high and low points, without a single completly solid album. This is my opinion. I love the 2nd disc of SDOIT, but the first is riddled with poor artistic choices.
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Originally posted by Zweck Zweck wrote:

Originally posted by aapatsos aapatsos wrote:

Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

^ how can anyone think that Lateralus is not the best Tool album ... especially from a prog point of view? 


........especially from ANY POINT OF VIEW........



Oh no you don't! The prog pee oh dubbya is naturally to be segregated from all others!

I didn't mean ANYONE'S POINT OF VIEW, I meant ANY POINT OF VIEW, not only prog...



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