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Xaxaar
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Well, here are the albums I could scavenge up. If I missed your absolute favorites, I do apologize; I think I covered enough ground here, though.
My personal vote goes to Part the Second because it's my favorite maudlin of the Well album. Them being one of my all-time favorite bands it's a pretty self-explanatory choice from there. Well...happy voting! I'll be sure to write down all of the bands that I missed.
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adg211288
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Tough one. The obvious choice for me is the Opeth album but I am actually very fond of Eluveite one too, in fact that's the only album by them that I really really like. I'll have to think on this.
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PT - The Sky Moves Sideways
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Opeth!
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Stooge
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I'd like to say Porcupine Tree, but I haven't heard all those albums.
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Coyote
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Devin Townsend - Ghost.
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Wilytank
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First instincts say Damnation (I like it more than Still Life ), but I haven't heard much of the other ones. I'm interested in Empyrium's. Is it any good?
Also, why Shadows of the Sun? Why not Perdition City? Edited by Wilytank - 14 Jul 2011 at 5:42pm |
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Xaxaar
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Well, it's just my personal taste and I do like Shadows of the Sun more. The song "What Happened?" is one of my favorites by them. Perdition City is definitely not a bad one, though. And as for Empyrium, I'm not sure what you know of them, but the album I posted is very much like Agalloch when they have the acoustic guitar with the depressive vocals (but a different vocal style for Empyrium). If that aspect appeals to you, I'd give it a go. It's definitely a "sit back, relax, and enjoy the landscape" type of album.
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The Angry Scotsman
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Ulver could have several I really love "War of the Roses" my fav of their non metal works by far.
Out of this list, probably Damnation. |
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Part The Second
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Wilytank
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I've only listened to A Wintersunset and quite dig it. My first listen to Empyrium was their song addition to the neofolk split called Whom the Moon a Nightsong Sings. If that non metal album of theirs is like this, I'll probably dig it as well. |
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topofsm
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You forgot Metallica's Load . Though in all seriousness, Porcupine Tree is hardly a metal band on it's own, at least all their albums I've listened to have been primarily alt/prog (FOAB, Deadwing, TSMS, The Incident, Stupid Dream).
I voted for Part the Second. |
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Definitely going to say Damnation. I like all of Opeth's albums, and don't always get why some people don't like Damnation, I actually like it a lot.
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Part The Second. I didn't take PT and KD into consideration though.
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adg211288
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I've gone with SIG:AR:TYR - The Stranger. I'm actually really pleased to see such an unknown release in this poll.
I say again that Damnation was the obvious choice, but re-listening to The Strange right now and there can be no other choice. This is really masterful dark folk ambient or whatever you want to call it.
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Wilytank
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Well, adg got me interested in SIG:AR:TYR, so that's one more thing I'll have to listen to before I vote on this.
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Xaxaar
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It's definitely a good one. I recommend it as well.
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Part the Second, no doubt.
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adg211288
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Been on a bit of a SIG:AR:TYR trip lately. Will likely have reviews for the other albums up soon. Great project, every release retains key elements yet manages to sound completely different.
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