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Really? That's one of my favorites for whatever reason.
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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It's actually not as bad as some people make it out to be. The beginning and ending clean parts are gorgeous. The metal parts a tad repetitive and sorta fragmented though.
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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I quite like Dirge for November. Don't think I've ever had any qualms with it, actually.
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Join Date: Sep 2008
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Agreed. But I like Opeth's brand of disorganized from the era, so it's not a big problem to me.
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Join Date: May 2008
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I've always felt BP slightly overstays it's welcome as an album anyway. Dirge seems to meander a bit much and more often than not it makes me lose interest and turn the whole thing off. I'll agree it has some nice parts though.
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Seeing them on the 27th. Apparantly they ended their Heritage touring in September and have changed to a, let me say more heavy, setlist with not much more that Devil's Orchard from Heritage, which is an awesome track tbh.
Anyway the setlist has been very consistent so far so I am in high hopes that they will keep it that way. This is the setlist from saturday night: The Devil's Orchard Ghost of Perdition ![]() White Cluster Hope Leaves Deliverance Hessian Peel Häxprocess Reverie/Harlequin Forest Blackwater Park They're playing Burden as well on about half their shows...fingers crossed Last edited by izzeeeh : 11-19-2012 at 03:05 PM. |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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oh jesus, white cluster?! I wish!
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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'Bout time Haxprocess got put in there
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I'd love so much to see an Opeth show with this setlist. Add in Windowpane and it'd be absolutely perfect.
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I got so distracted by seeing anything off of Still Life that I totally missed Blackwater Park. I will die happy once I see that song live. (I'm still super satisfied that I saw them play Serenity Painted Death live, that was freaking excellent!)
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Join Date: Dec 2010
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I love that song. Honestly, I could see how the repetitiveness would get on some people's nerves, but I like the tone it gives off enough that I forgive it easily. |
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Join Date: Feb 2010
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Dude I envy that setlist
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i wanna say some bands fail to even make one masterpiece of an album in their discography...Opeth has made three...Morningrise, Blackwater Park, and Damnation, and i've listened to their entire discography religiously(most of which i have on vinyl, except for three..Still life, Watershed, and Ghost Reveries)...of course this is all my opinion
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Ghost Reveries is excellent. If you haven't heard it, you should. It's the next logical step after Damnation/Deliverance and, in my opinion, is one of their strongest records.
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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Actually, I'd say they've made 5 masterpieces. Still Life, Blackwater Park, Damnation, Deliverance, Ghost Reveries. I don't really count Morningrise as one, because it really isn't as well done as any of the later stuff that actually put them on the map.
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Join Date: Nov 2009
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Morningrise is miles ahead of Deliverance.
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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^ Yes. Yes it is. Perhaps solely for creativity alone though, the songwriting may actually be more haphazard than on Deliverance. Better ideas abound though.
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If it were not for Atonement and Grand Conjuration and the last half of Harlequin Forest (seriously, that song should just end after the clean meandering bits), I'd agree. That trio completely destroys any hope that album had of being Opeth's best though. (because the first three songs are truly some of Opeth's best) For that reason, Opeth's best record, and only album that got close to a "masterpiece" for my money is, and will always be, MAYH. It was the first and best incarnation of the style that would continue to appear [albeit with some random other new tones/"influences" added to the same general songwriting and riff construction] until Watershed. and as to masterpieces, I repeat: Moonsorrow. They've one of the strongest, most consistently GREAT discographies in metal. And they never cease to develop their sound and songwriting prowess. But it's really an apples and oranges comparison I suppose.
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