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07-11-2011, 02:49 PM | #262 (permalink) | ||
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I agree, he's the guy who's been doing it up to Crack the Skye, right? Yeah, I love his look, especially for Leviathan, that sh!t is sooo epic. But this artwork is actually based on a sculpture by AJ Fosik, which i think is pretty neat. It looks like a beast from Blood Mountain itself.
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And Unknown, I don't think Brent or any of the others (when they contribute) do a bad job at vocals, growling or singing. I'm not a huge scream/growl fan but Mastodon's guttural vocals are the kind i can actually appreciate.
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07-12-2011, 08:47 AM | #264 (permalink) | |
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Amen! Personally, i like the mid section of the song, where the guitars get really clean and high soaring feeling and then transform back into hardass crunch. But yeah, I kinda hope the go back more to Remission than Leviathan, but whatever they do i'm confident in it.
Actually, i do like Hearts Alive a lot, but aside from Blood and Thunder and a couple of other songs Leviathan still doesn't entice me all that much.
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07-12-2011, 08:51 PM | #266 (permalink) | |
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I always though Crack the Skye was more classic metal than Blood Mountain. The fusion of styles on the latter made it feel more progressive to me, and Crack the Skye, while it did have extended jamming/instrumental sections and more focus, didn't incorporate as much diversity, which is what i thought kinda defined prog. And though Remission did have a harder edge to it, it utilized instrumental/sonic imagery to the greatest extent i recall from studio album Mastodon, which i consider kinda proggish.
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07-12-2011, 08:51 PM | #267 (permalink) |
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Never understood this kind of thinking. They make the music they want. Why should they worry about what you like? Not picking on you just saying.
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07-12-2011, 09:19 PM | #268 (permalink) | |
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Very true. Not to mention that progressive bands usually change their sound as they progress.
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07-12-2011, 10:33 PM | #269 (permalink) |
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I'm not saying I wouldn't like it if they stayed in the same vein as Crack the Skye (I actually think that's their best album) I just think two albums in a row with that same kind of sound would get a little redundant. And I'm all for artists doing what they want not bending to fan pressure.
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