A re-evaluation of Triptykon

[Grudge]

At first I thought this wasn't a very good album, but I gave it another try today and there's actually another very good song on it, "The Prolonging". It is 20 minutes long but it doesn't drag, it is really very good.

[neckred]

I like Triptykon, and I'm very hard to please, especially when it comes to newer music, most of it sucks

[Tyreese BIGGUMS]

TGW



Triptykon rape. Some of the songs seem to drag on without Ain there to rearrange things, but for the most part the songs are fine.

[vO)))id]

I still think the opening track is fucking brilliant. But for me, the clymax is in the beginning of the album, not towards the end, making the whole a bit less interesting.

[rhino]

[quote name="Tyreese BIGGUMS"] Some of the songs seem to drag on without Ain there to rearrange things.[/quote]





my only gripe, otherwise its a killer album

[Tyreese BIGGUMS]

[quote name="rhino"]
[quote name="Tyreese BIGGUMS"] Some of the songs seem to drag on without Ain there to rearrange things.[/quote]





my only gripe, otherwise its a killer album[/quote]



It's confusing too, because Tom has stated that they'd rearrange things in practices (himself, Ain, and Sesa) and then come back to how he'd originally arranged the songs anyway. I think Ain had more of a contribution writing-wise or quality-control-wise.



Goetia and The Prolonging =