Good, concise expression of what took me many words to explain.
My thoughts on Illud after some time: a review
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Re: My thoughts on Illud after some time: a review
[quote name="Ninny"]The initial disappointment and embarrasment has gone, I can listen to this without skipping. In fact I´ve found myself skipping forward to I'm Morbid
And this was my most disliked track. I have no problem with the first four tracks at all, I think the start is pretty good. Then it goes a bit wobbly, I need a little more time place this part. I think MA had no shame while recording this one and you need to dump your own shame to be able to accept the result. It's refreshing, it doesn't have the hate that's on the other albums. It has some innocence to it, it's catchy and entertaining and a little silly
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Good, concise expression of what took me many words to explain.
Good, concise expression of what took me many words to explain.
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Re: My thoughts on Illud after some time: a review
We are the real fans Erny 
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Re: My thoughts on Illud after some time: a review
I really enjoy certain moments on the album but I don't think there's any song I love all the way through. Beauty and Nevermore come close but Vincents vocals negatively affect my opinion on them. He sounds more aggro than demonic.
I love the first 30-40 seconds of Too Extreme, a couple riffs in Destructos and the guitar in Mea Culpa. That style could have been used VERY interestingly. Think about the Gorguts like stuff on Prayer of Hatred and then imagine Trey putting this new technique into that.
I'd certainly believe that Mea Culpa has a huge amount of guitar tracks. That sound is clearly not one layer or even 6 or 7.
What the fuck are the lyrics for Mea Culpa on about?
I love the first 30-40 seconds of Too Extreme, a couple riffs in Destructos and the guitar in Mea Culpa. That style could have been used VERY interestingly. Think about the Gorguts like stuff on Prayer of Hatred and then imagine Trey putting this new technique into that.
I'd certainly believe that Mea Culpa has a huge amount of guitar tracks. That sound is clearly not one layer or even 6 or 7.
What the fuck are the lyrics for Mea Culpa on about?
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[quote name="Ninny"]We are the real fans Erny
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Re: My thoughts on Illud after some time: a review
[quote name="IRONMAN"]
[quote name="Ninny"]The initial disappointment and embarrasment has gone, I can listen to this without skipping. In fact I´ve found myself skipping forward to I'm Morbid
And this was my most disliked track. I have no problem with the first four tracks at all, I think the start is pretty good. Then it goes a bit wobbly, I need a little more time place this part. I think MA had no shame while recording this one and you need to dump your own shame to be able to accept the result. It's refreshing, it doesn't have the hate that's on the other albums. It has some innocence to it, it's catchy and entertaining and a little silly
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Good, concise expression of what took me many words to explain.[/quote]

[quote name="Ninny"]The initial disappointment and embarrasment has gone, I can listen to this without skipping. In fact I´ve found myself skipping forward to I'm Morbid
Good, concise expression of what took me many words to explain.[/quote]
[quote name="Extreme Noise Tara"]They are. [/quote]


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Re: My thoughts on Illud after some time: a review
but thats been one of the interesting things about the tucker era, is it was less and less about hate and more and more about individual strength, spirituality &c. hateful lyrics were one of the things that led to the vincent/trey split in the first place
and now we have illud, whose lyrics are about...i'm not quite sure
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Re: My thoughts on Illud after some time: a review
[quote name="evil poop"]but thats been one of the interesting things about the tucker era, is it was less and less about hate and more and more about individual strength, spirituality &c. hateful lyrics were one of the things that led to the vincent/trey split in the first place
and now we have illud, whose lyrics are about...i'm not quite sure[/quote]
its about Randi-Kult, Randi means whore in hindi.
its about Randi-Kult, Randi means whore in hindi.
..For the freedoms and prisons are in the mind..
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Re: My thoughts on Illud after some time: a review
[quote name="COCK BALLS PUBE TITS"]
[quote name="IRONMAN"]
[quote name="Ninny"]The initial disappointment and embarrasment has gone, I can listen to this without skipping. In fact I´ve found myself skipping forward to I'm Morbid
And this was my most disliked track. I have no problem with the first four tracks at all, I think the start is pretty good. Then it goes a bit wobbly, I need a little more time place this part. I think MA had no shame while recording this one and you need to dump your own shame to be able to accept the result. It's refreshing, it doesn't have the hate that's on the other albums. It has some innocence to it, it's catchy and entertaining and a little silly
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Good, concise expression of what took me many words to explain.[/quote]
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i also agree
[quote name="IRONMAN"]
[quote name="Ninny"]The initial disappointment and embarrasment has gone, I can listen to this without skipping. In fact I´ve found myself skipping forward to I'm Morbid
Good, concise expression of what took me many words to explain.[/quote]
i also agree
