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Originally posted by HughesJB4 HughesJB4 wrote:

Originally posted by Henry Plainview Henry Plainview wrote:

Ghost Reveries. I have it on Ruckus for another half hour, so I figured I might as well listen to it. I still think a lot of metal is silly (Leviathan doesn't even have growls but it still makes me laugh, I don't know why), but the Opeth growls are a lot less silly now.


Ghost Reveries is one of my favorites.
Pretty much, if you want to keep a good impression of Opeth, absolutely avoid their first few albums.
Everything before Still Life I avoid like the plague.

So do I.LOL
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Oi, David, I've not heard Bellycan!
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Ulver are the only straight heavy metal I really like, but this is pretty good, I'll download Blackwater Park eventually on eMusic.

Argh, there was something I wanted to remember, but now it's gone. It was about some band, I guess I'll remember it eventually.
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

Oi, David, I've not heard Bellycan!


Really?

That's the 10th track.
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Speaking of Ulver.  Where's the best place to start with them?
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Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

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Blackwater Park is clearly the best Opeth.

Also, I just want to comment again on how mindblowing that live performance of Living in the Heart of the Beast was.  I wasn't expecting much, given my experiences with the studio version, but it just slaughtered babies all over the place.


Was that from the 1974-5 disc?  It was great, sound quality was a little dodgy though.


Yeah.  The performance more than made up for it, though.

What are the best discs from the box (besides studio albums, of course)?
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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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James, it's Die Kunst Der Orgel.
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Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

Oi, David, I've not heard Bellycan!


Really?

That's the 10th track.


On the non-remaster it is.

On the remaster, it's not.
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Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

James, it's Die Kunst Der Orgel.


It's not my fault. Angry

I didn 't change that one, so that's what it came up as.  I should have checked.
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Originally posted by Pnoom! Pnoom! wrote:

Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

Originally posted by Pnoom! Pnoom! wrote:

Blackwater Park is clearly the best Opeth.

Also, I just want to comment again on how mindblowing that live performance of Living in the Heart of the Beast was.  I wasn't expecting much, given my experiences with the studio version, but it just slaughtered babies all over the place.


Was that from the 1974-5 disc?  It was great, sound quality was a little dodgy though.


Yeah.  The performance more than made up for it, though.

What are the best discs from the box (besides studio albums, of course)?


I'm only halfway through, but so far I'd say Trondheim and Stockholm/Goteborg.
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Originally posted by Pnoom! Pnoom! wrote:

Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

Originally posted by Pnoom! Pnoom! wrote:

Blackwater Park is clearly the best Opeth.

Also, I just want to comment again on how mindblowing that live performance of Living in the Heart of the Beast was.  I wasn't expecting much, given my experiences with the studio version, but it just slaughtered babies all over the place.


Was that from the 1974-5 disc?  It was great, sound quality was a little dodgy though.


Yeah.  The performance more than made up for it, though.

What are the best discs from the box (besides studio albums, of course)?


Remind me to answer that when I'm done, if you want my opinion.
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

Oi, David, I've not heard Bellycan!


Really?

That's the 10th track.


On the non-remaster it is.

On the remaster, it's not.


I wouldn't mind hearing it, but I don't want to play it with Leg End.

Nine Citizens is a perfect ending.
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Trondheim
Stockholm & Goteborg
Bremen
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Really? Seems like I have alot to look forward to then.
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Can't wait to watch that DVD.
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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.


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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I'm gonna get going again, too sunny to sit inside, gonna see some friends.
Ciao.
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See ya Harry.
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Can't wait to watch that DVD.


I can't either.
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