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Points: 32181 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 12 2008 at 17:59
Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Here is a sample of the Wolverine song His Cold Touch.  They were more of a death metal band earlier on.  They are mellower now but still growl from time to time.  I can't stand death growls but these don't make me cringe as much as Opeth does.
 
 


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No one's been here for quite a while!

*inserts Opeth into the stereo and quickly leaves*
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Points: 66466 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 13 2008 at 07:47
Considers sending CD player to repair shop.  It must be broken.  There is no way the melodic vocals of the usual Shred Room fare could sound like cookie monster.  It must need repair.
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Sadly, women who love prog are a very rare specimen indeed....Disapprove
 
however, rarer still are women who can find it in their hearts to love prog fans....Cry

Awww, poor ol' Fandanglist. Cry  I'd have thought prog metal would have offered more, uh, fertile territory than most subgenres, though.  Perhaps I'm wrong. Ermm
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Considers sending CD player to repair shop.  It must be broken.  There is no way the melodic vocals of the usual Shred Room fare could sound like cookie monster.  It must need repair.

It's alright, I've given it a good kick and we're now listening to a bit of Present.  Yes, it's RIO but at least there are no 'vomiting walrus' vocals... Dead LOL
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I'm not familiar with Present but either way, I'm sure that it is better than listening to a vomiting walrus. LOL
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Points: 1065 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 13 2008 at 09:32
Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

I'm not familiar with Present but either way, I'm sure that it is better than listening to a vomiting walrus. LOL

Most things are, in my opinion. Tongue  Anyway, I've moved on to One Shot now... hmm, I definitely need more One Shot! Hug
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Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

Sadly, women who love prog are a very rare specimen indeed....Disapprove
 
however, rarer still are women who can find it in their hearts to love prog fans....Cry

Awww, poor ol' Fandanglist. Cry  I'd have thought prog metal would have offered more, uh, fertile territory than most subgenres, though.  Perhaps I'm wrong. Ermm
 
can't stand metalheads, Melissa...they're all neanderthals...LOL
 
 
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Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

hmm, I definitely need more One Shot! Hug
 
with soda and a dash of lime??Big%20smile
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I'm more Cro-Magnon myself.
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I guess vomiting walrus is one notch higher than cookie monster, but neither adequately describe the wonderfully sonorous and moving growling of Mr Åkerfeldt, which would be more readily likened to the rumbling roar of a TVR Tuscan as it motors effortlessly through the winding switch-backs on a treacherous Alpine pass, the throaty growl echoing between the glacial mountain peaks as if it had awakened the slumbering mountains themselves; Or to the deep orotund snore of a hibernating grizzly bear having an exceptionally bad dream, (after eating a particularly ripe Bree just before bedtime), about the eldritch preternatural phantasms that inhabit the mountain caves and prey on dozing ursine mammals.
 
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Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

  Anyway, I've moved on to One Shot now...


This is really getting scary.  Confused
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

I guess vomiting walrus is one notch higher than cookie monster, but neither adequately describe the wonderfully sonorous and moving growling of Mr Åkerfeldt, which would be more readily likened to the rumbling roar of a TVR Tuscan as it motors effortlessly through the winding switch-backs on a treacherous Alpine pass, the throaty growl echoing between the glacial mountain peaks as if it had awakened the slumbering mountains themselves; Or to the deep orotund snore of a hibernating grizzly bear having an exceptionally bad dream, (after eating a particularly ripe Bree just before bedtime), about the eldritch preternatural phantasms that inhabit the mountain caves and prey on dozing ursine mammals.
 
 
LOL...you have me at a loss Dean...a loss to know where you think them up from, and indeed whether you are an Opeth fan or not...Ermm
 
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Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

  Anyway, I've moved on to One Shot now...

This is really getting scary.  Confused

Hehe!  Wooo, freeeeeaaaakyyy!!  Just please tell me you're not wearing a mauve skirt and knee high boots today, Pat... Confused LOL
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

I guess vomiting walrus is one notch higher than cookie monster, but neither adequately describe the wonderfully sonorous and moving growling of Mr Åkerfeldt, which would be more readily likened to the rumbling roar of a TVR Tuscan as it motors effortlessly through the winding switch-backs on a treacherous Alpine pass, the throaty growl echoing between the glacial mountain peaks as if it had awakened the slumbering mountains themselves; Or to the deep orotund snore of a hibernating grizzly bear having an exceptionally bad dream, (after eating a particularly ripe Bree just before bedtime), about the eldritch preternatural phantasms that inhabit the mountain caves and prey on dozing ursine mammals.

Oh Lor', has the bear eaten that woman off 'Desperate Housewives'?! Shocked LOL

I have to say, it is a rare pleasure to read a sentence containing the words 'eldritch' and 'ursine'.  Mmmm, vocabulary.... Embarrassed Tongue
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Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

hmm, I definitely need more One Shot! Hug
with soda and a dash of lime??Big%20smile

Mmmm, Philippe-Bussonnet-with-soda-and-a-dash-of-lime... drool/swoon... Heart where does the little cocktail umbrella go?! Embarrassed Tongue

Or perhaps you mean 'Do 'ave a Dubonnet' - no thanks, I'd rather have a cup of tea... Big%20smile
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Points: 66466 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 13 2008 at 11:03
I must say that I really love Enchant's instrumental Progtology from Tug of War.  It is definitely my kind of instrumental.
 
Here is a link to the video from their Live At Last DVD for the uninitiated into Enchant.
 
 


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^^good instrumental, good album, Scott...Wink
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Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

Originally posted by song_of_copper song_of_copper wrote:

  Anyway, I've moved on to One Shot now...

This is really getting scary.  Confused

Hehe!  Wooo, freeeeeaaaakyyy!!  Just please tell me you're not wearing a mauve skirt and knee high boots today, Pat... Confused LOL



Oh, no, that would be crazy.  Thankfully we're not dressing the same and I decided on the print dress and stiletto heels today.
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Now there's a picture that just hurt my eyes. LOL
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