Metal, metal, metal
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After just 10 seconds it reminds me significantly of Tiamat, almost, with a bit of Amorphis thrown in for good measure, I dig it.
Just been listening to some of the songs from Sabatons new The Last Stand album. The one's i've heard so far are pretty awful. For the songs Sparta & Rorke's drift they've got this annoying electronic vocal distorter than only worked with their previous work Night Witches. On the song The Last Battle the keyboard seemed to drown out the other instruments which was rather poor-sounding. All the songs sound so samey, there's barely anything memorable in them.
Amorphis is doing a US tour soon, I'm going to see em in Chicago late March. Call it a belated birthday present I suppose. 
McBeverage said:Amorphis is doing a US tour soon, I'm going to see em in Chicago late March. Call it a belated birthday present I suppose.
I want to go see them. Under the Red Cloud was the best album they've done in years.
*takes notes for Metallica and Slayer and Megadeth*
Came across a lovely doomy sort of metal (metal? hard rock?) act lately.
They're dangerously close to edging out Visigoth for my favourite "new" band.
They're dangerously close to edging out Visigoth for my favourite "new" band.
In 5 hours or so I will be in Chicago seeing Rotting Christ!
Tuesday night I saw Fallujah, Between the Buried and Me, and Devin Townsend- holy **** was that a fun concert.
But as much as I love DTP, BtBaM stole the show. They probably had the best live sound of any (metal) band I've seen- everything was incredibly balanced, to the point where you could hear each individual part even if you were standing under a giant monitor. Unlike Fallujah (and, to a lesser extent, DTP), the bass drum wasn't cranked up to the point where it muddied up everything else, which was a pleasant surprise. They might not have played everything perfectly, but I'll take that over poorly mixed sound any day.
But as much as I love DTP, BtBaM stole the show. They probably had the best live sound of any (metal) band I've seen- everything was incredibly balanced, to the point where you could hear each individual part even if you were standing under a giant monitor. Unlike Fallujah (and, to a lesser extent, DTP), the bass drum wasn't cranked up to the point where it muddied up everything else, which was a pleasant surprise. They might not have played everything perfectly, but I'll take that over poorly mixed sound any day.
Did you change over to that account for good now or did you forget to change back? 
I have Orgasmo set to auto login because of WW and sometimes I'm too lazy to switch back.
