Opeth - Cusp Of Eternity (Audio)
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- Opeth's official audio stream for 'Cusp Of Eternity' from the album, Pale Communion - out now on Roadrunner Records. Order the album now at the links below:
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LYRICS
coming soon - Hudba
opeth has the most beautiful logo
And... I can actually read it
i think the same
it perfectly reflects all the beauty of their accoustic side with the ornamental 'O' and the dark and heavy side withthe gothic font
+smail djouhri true
A wallpaper of just the "O" has been the lock screen on my smartphone for *years*. It IS beautiful.
"Progressive" means "Proceeding step-by-step."
I'd say Opeth is proceeding nicely.
+greatpower30 Great Power? Your handle should be Great Ignorance, you dumb fuck. It's called music, it's a form of art, and I can already sense that you don't have the (I'll use small words here 4U) brain power to understand it.
Death Metal is ONE aspect of a world so multi-faceted that..
Nevermind, I don't like you. Good day, douchè~
+greatpower30 What does that even mean..? Are you fantasizing again? Remember: It's okay to be gay! lol Denial will only hurt you.
+Tom McSorley Jr..
Brady Thomas lol hi
Are you kidding me? I am gay, you moron! You're the one using words like "faggot" and "faggy" do describe things that have NOTHING to do with sexuality! What I meant was, you should come out of the closet instead of using gay slurs to make yourself feel better. In fact, if you REALLY want to feel better about your sexuality, let me go down on you ;]
To fully enjoy opeth u must be a fan of music not just metal great album
+Chris John I think he is making the distinction between being a fan of music as an art, and genre as a subdivision of a particular form of music. It's like being an ass man. Some guys need a whole package to appreciate a mate, others just see a nice ass. That is how I see the difference.
Opeth is the whole package.
+Chris John not that I'm saying I don't appreciate a nice ass. ..
+James Ray (“BassBastard”) m8 this is the best comment I have ever read on youtube, you're matking life beautiful
billshatcat True, but we know what he means.
+Sci-Fi Savage i dont think he meant it that way. i think he meant a fan of music in general
pale communion is such an underrated album
I love this album
it's my favorite from Opeth
it is also my favorite album by the band
It's my favorite of the modern era Opeth. Better than Orchid in my opinion. Orchid still has some amazing guitar harmonies. I like every Opeth album
Orchid has some awesome experimental/fusion stuff buried in the middle (of some of the best metal ever made). In particular note are the acoustic sections of The Apostle in Triumph. Really great classical/medieval/folk leanings. I hated their modern prog/psychadelic stuff... until I got older and started to really appreciate it. I can listen to their hard stuff now and again still. I can listen to this any time. @@WFly101
Personally, I've always preferred the softer side of Opeth, though in all honesty, I don't really care if they're being heavy or soft - as long as they're making good music.
EpsilonX you hit the nail on the head my friend .good music needs no genre.
Thats a bit subjective. but i feel ya.
EpsilonX español
I Like "new" Opeth too, but Still Life, Blackwater Park, Ghost Reveries and Watershed are my top albums.
@@wesleyhudnall3353 Yeah, it's subjective...but what I mean is that it seems like people would prefer okay heavy music to brilliant soft music...i'll take any level of heaviness, as long as they do it well.
This is the perfect combination of heritage and watershed
I can get behind this opinion.
Lyrics:
Child of autumn was born
To a world of deceit and then a land of lies
Break her bonds would take her away
The stars that stands are lost in eternal sorrow
She walks across the country
She holds her hand up high in the rain
Mother was screaming for help
She turns around to stare at a scene from her memory
She sighing, wishing her heart
Flew through a flap of wings that's come from a dream
That someone is waiting to see her name
Coming to inside at the Cusp Of Eternity
'She turns around to stare at a scene from a memory'
DT reference?
@@joeyhardin5903 Probably
@@joeyhardin5903 I was just thinking the same thing, also cusp of eternity seemed like a DT reference alongside what you mentioned
@Chris Pesceyep it's dream theater
@Chris Pesce DREAMMMMM THHEEEAAAATTTTTEEEEEERRRRRRR‼️‼️‼️
Child of autumn was born
To a world of deceit and then a land of lies
Break her bonds would take her away
The stars that stands are lost in eternal sorrow
Ah...
She walks across the country
She holds her hand up high in the rain
Mother was screaming for help
She turns around to stare at a scene from her memory
Ah...
She sighing, wishing her heart
Flew through a flap of wings that's come from a dream
That someone is waiting to see her name
Coming to inside at the cusp of eternity
Come off that
People stuck in the genres care nothing for actual music. They want only the imagery. I think this song sounds really good personally.
My dream is for Opeth, Katatonia, Gojira, and Steven Wilson please tour together and come to my town. Solo en mis sueños...
Tobias Boston gojira and opeth are going on tour next year:)
I've seen Opeth and Katatonia in a single show. It was def a big deal. I've also seen Wilson which is a big deal being that I'm an American and he doesn't come here often.
PT with Opeth in 2006(? was in US tour
my dream dream is for JESus to come to my House with a Pizza and a 12 pACK OF hiENLIKIN AND TWO XTRA large blunts ...thats one OF MY 666 DREAMS...
With the mancrush Mikael and Steven have for each other, all they have to do is get Katatonia and Gojira on board and it'll happen
This song is amazing. Mikael can do no wrong. Everyone's afraid of change. Grow up and expand your pallet. Heritage is one of my favorite albums, and this song is the tits.
"Hey everyone look at me i think i'm intelligent for "accepting" all art that i experience because i have an extensive mind and therefore everyone is less than me" is what i heard from you.
a masterpiece
@@DropdaLTDtoB gottem
@@DropdaLTDtoB "metal elitists can't accept that metal is not the only genre in the world" is what i heard.
This song is tittin that’s for sure
Opeth have descended from their otherworldly throne to give us multiple eargasms again.
*****
That is the problem you all couldn't last a damn fortnight.
Sri Lankan
the bass line is brutal
I could live on a desert island
only having OPETH in my ears
Stunning song! Screw the haters stuck in the past
you know there is preference and you don't have to like what is out regardless of genre or time.
Very true. Loved the last 3 Opeth albums.
stuck in the past my puckered brown butthole man lol..all opeths releases up until heritage were different but GOOD..see thats the difference between that pile of shit heritage and this one.the downward slope continues after all this waiting..what a disappointment
***** Lol dude bands evolve and thats just the way it is. From the Beatles to Zeppelin to Opeth. You want more Death Metal growls there are plenty of other bands still plying that old trade...
plying the old trade of death metal growls?..lol..well that "old trade" was not too long ago on watershed(opeths last great album btw) so its really not that worn out an approach to music/vocals..and incidentally i've been into opeth for their more stylistic and varied musical flavor but THIS and heritage are just plain fucking boring!!
I love the way opeth writes music its always in the form of a sort of a story
I'm speechless. It's progressive, yet accessible... mystic and full of the sweetness of fantastic bass and drums. I've been listening to it non-stop for a while and I still find things to like and things that make the sound even richer. People might cry about this song not being "Opeth" enough, but Opeth never settled for a single sound. They have been all over the death-metal-prog-rock landscape and they have still so much to explore and blow our minds with. Hail Opeth!
Loving the new Opeth, everything they do is pure Gold.
This rules. If you don't like it, complaining about it won't change anything. Go listen to music that you like and stop wasting your time and ours.
racewiththefalcons1 It's just too bad there isn't an archive of albums with Opeth playing death metal. Oh, wait...
+racewiththefalcons1 But you have to listen to this first before you can know if you like it or not.
@@Requnium, yes, my comment is about what comes _after_ the listening. I figured that much was evident.
There Should be Genre Called ‘Opeth’ . They Sounds so Fantastic and and Surprise With Masterpiece Creation. 🙏
It's like, something a bit of 1800 sorcery vibe prog
Opeth is amazing.
And thus, The pale communion brings me in to Opeth
You must of experience prog for the first time. Welcome to the party
Make sure to check out more of their records, new and old. It's all excellent IMO. Other bands worth looking into are Porcupine Tree, Anathema, Katatonia and Riverside.
The last two Opeth albums have been totally outstanding, Pale Communion is a career highlight in my opinion, definitely my favorite album of the last year, & I've been collecting records since the early 70s, ........I can't stop playing the damn thing !!!!!!
This band is just way too fucking good.
This was amazing to hear live.
Reminds me of The Devil's Orchard, in the sense that it feels like the obvious track to be a 'single'. Very energetic, and grows on you (just like all progressive music should)
The voice arrangements are so beautiful and brilliant.
UP...UP...+WE GO....FULL POWER...OF PROG ROCK....love this song+this album....LOVE YOU OPETH....!
When I first listened to this song I wasn't too into it, but now that I've returned to it after the past couple of days to check it out again I'm sort of digging it now. It's not like classic opeth, which was more about movements and emotional highs and lows, this is kind of driving and atmospheric. Its sort of like Chelsea Wolfes philosphy of using a riff as a meditative experience while chanting over it. I'm eager to hear what the rest of the album sounds like now, because I feel like this song probably makes a good bridge between moods.
Such a msterpiece and BTW, Pale Communion it's one of the most underrated albums ever ♥
They work like a well oiled machine
That solo has a real Marty Friedman influence. Sounds awesome.
I guess Uli Roth's influence, which Marty Friedman also has
And they say that this is not heavy, this is one of the heaviest progressive rock songs that I have heard in years.
Opeth IS Prog.
The stage and exist by a7x are preety heavy prog
@@noboru5138 since when does avenged sevenfold make prog rock? I thought they were just straight generic metal.
@@danjackson1016 The stage album was preety prog
@@noboru5138 Damn. I'll have to give it a go. cheers mate.
Although I prefer their older stuff for sure, I am starting to like this a bit more and this song is definitely an improvement over Heritage, not that it was bad, it was just a bit too out there for me, I like the more melodic stuff. Kudos to Opeth for doing their own thing and continuing to be "progressive" with their music though, I'll keep listening.
This man has the voice of an angel... & a demon
This is the sexiest of Opeth's progress!! Don't you just love how you can taste Steven Wilson's music all over this?
masterpiece
BAH if any other band released this crap you wouldnt even be into it.."masterpiece "my puckered butthole you blatant fanboy lol.
***** do you want a candy my boy?
their melodies are fucking trippy
This was AWESOME live!
Opeth has been my favorite band since 1996 or so... and they will be as long as they keep reinventing themselves as they have been.
Thank you so much guys!
The guitar solo is simply perfect!
Maybe the best Opeth guitar solo. So well done.
It has always become common for bands who have put their time in, and made their mark in infamy a legendary one, to tend steer off as they get grow older and wiser to make their music more towards their personal tastes, and not to give in to surrounding public opinions and pressure to continue making music to appease them and not themselves. If you watch the Opeth documentaries and interviews of Mike, you will find out how he has an insanely sized record collection of early rock albums. A lot of it abstract unknown bands from the early 70's and 80's. He spends hours in that room with his headphones on, in his chair, listening to the music in it's original format and becoming inspired about it. How many of us (musicians) have done the same in a way to the bands we like? Just some food for thought here on the subject. Let creation be, creation. Thank you.
The little girl with the book of fire is the sorceress in the newest album
one of their best in a long time...yes its not death metal vocals anymore..i think for opeth those days are gone..but i really dig this..its very well arranged..shows you dont need 15 minute long songs to get your point across
That guitar solo part though.
I like this "new kind" of Opeth very much.
The great thing about OPETH is that they literally cover EVERY genre.So, there is something for EVERYONE, & once tasted, the curiosity to explore consumes you.Before you know it you are listening to musical genres you thought you hated.OPETH are the great musical unifiers
I'm a fan of Opeth several years, and I can only one thing about this song "is another masterpiece"
Mikael is the best fucking vocalist.
+Itai Arad no shit sherlock
I don't like it
+Bob Jones this song is bad
+Alice In Hell no it isnt
i know
LYRICS
coming soon
Just a quick note to people who say that Mike is cocky and thinks he IS Opeth: He has writing credits on 100% of Opeth's material, and is the sole songwriter/lyricist for 87% (73/84) of their standard release songs.
3:00 daaaamn what a voice
From the two songs I've heard from Pale Communion, I can say that Heritage was just a demo album for what was the come. There's some great moments on Heritage but it was really unfocused at times and bland. This new record sounds like it will be much more focused and convincing. Just this song on its own would probably be the best track if it was on Heritage. Eternal Rains Will Come is just as good and pretty damn moving. I haven't been MOVED by Opeth's music since Ghost Reveries, at least. I can't fucking wait for this album.
I didn't say it was all bland. Haxprocess is the best song on that album, IMO. But there were way more moments on that record that were dull than most of Opeth's work. Wouldn't say they blow this out of the water.
Nailed it with this comment, pineapplepeanuts =]
Well I sure as hell was MOVED by the "The Lotus Eater"-"Burden"-"Porcelain Heart" movement on Watershed. But I do agree on everything else regarding this latest album.
Biophonism
And for people like you, bragging about your supposed artistic understanding is just a kind of masturbation for the ego. Art is subjective - one person's masterpiece is another's snorefest. If you think Heritage is amazing, more power to you. Bad way to voice your opinion though.
Just wanna amend this inane comment I made years ago lol. I might of been drunk when I posted that. Don't drink and surf, kids.
Its true those songs I listed are amazing. But yeah, every album that Opeth has released has amazing moments. Can't imagine how difficult it is to deliver time and time again like this band does.
Put it this way - Opeth is one of the very, very few bands at this point that I still pay attention to when it comes to new releases. My appreciation for them continues to grow over time.
This is Opeth evolved! Some people might not like it because they're overly attached to the band's sound prior to Heritage. But surely there are people who will love this record even if the other songs are on the same page as this one because this is great prog and you can tell this is still Opeth of old in many regards; just listen attentively and you will be drawn to the music. :)
Steven Wilson!!! The influence is unmistakable. Mixed it perfect
lol yup. Steven is amazing.
He also mixed BWP, Damnation, and Deliverance I believe.
One of the best bass line i can found in a song. And a wonderful masterpiece too. I need more and more of this kind of song, please
how is it Possible to play drums like this so long without mistakes?!
+Le tanact he's in a trance
look up Dave Lombardo
+Arham Imran wooooow
This song is simple.
Magic
Never have heard them before this song and I love them already....great musicians....very technical
Man I hope you’ve checked out more of their music. The instruments are always off the chain
The last 5 albums have been amazing.
"A child of autumn was born
Into a world of deceit and death
And a land of ice
A break of bonds would take her away
And install a sense of loss and eternal sorrow
She walks across the country
She holds her head up high in the rain
A mother is screaming for help
And she turns around to stare
At a scene from her memory
She is hiding a wish in her heart
That flows through her blood always
And it's culled from a dream
That someone is waiting to say her name
And call her to his side at the cusp of eternity"
Great track
This band gets better and better every year. I agree with everyone else, Let them progress. This is incredible, as expected
YES YES OH GOD YES! My jeans are soaked with EAGER DESIRE AND WANTON LUST for this album!!!!!!
Opeth!! Why you So GOOD Opeth? Why you soo good indeed?!
Opeth are progressing more than ever! Fantastic album.
Looking forward to this album; it seems like it will be more refined and focused than Heritage (which was great but felt a bit all over the place for me).
I think a lot of people don't understand that if Opeth right now made another melodic death metal album it would probably be soulless and kind of subpar because Mikael isn't really "feeling it." Instead of people complaining about this just go listen to something else? There's a ton of amazing shit out there that I can't be mad at Opeth or anything else for changing styles. Unless they started rapping or adding pop... only guy who might pull that off is Devin Townsend. lol
***** You shouldn't predict or expect anything man. Nobody could predict Heritage, it just came out and blew everybody out, that's how things roll. The only thing that I know for a fact is that all predictions, for this new album and the future of the band, will always be inaccurate.
Now that it's out... legit album all around. I feel it's missing epic segments like Folklore's ending on Heritage but as an overall album I enjoyed this a lot better. "Faith in Others" is possibly the best track imo.
Alex Cambron I strongly agree with you. After one focused listening only (and a few others while working) I consider the strongest pieces to be Eternal Rains will come and Faith in others. I found most of the pieces very reminiscent of Hex Omega, in the sense that they seem to be build around creating a strange/ominous atmosphere more than being lyrical like I always considered "old opeth" to have been (from morningrise to Watershed included). Faith's has it all right with it's emphasis on touching melody, focus on Mikael's voice and the synth, and the really parsimonious use of the guitars. I hope they try more of this for the albums to come. Also agree with you that this album is way better than heritage, that was nice but had "transition album" written all over it, with its many lenghts.
Still, gotta admit, as much as I define myself as someone who's favorite music is progressive rock from the seventies, I feel sad that so many groups have abandonned their metal vibe for an all-out "return" to the seventies prog rock : Opeth first and foremost, but also Dark Suns, Cynic (well, not so much a return to the seventies, but their last album is about as close to metal as Pale Comunion), etc. Still, all great bands, and eager to hear what they'll come up with next !
i see a lot of waaaahhhh!!!! he won't cater to my musical preferences, why won't he just make music for me instead of himself like a artist? seriously people its called progressive for a reason, they progress with time.
pyromaniarules Personally, Opeth is at their peak when they blend progressive and death into the same song, but I'll put my faith in Mikeal (mikael? idk)
***** It's not shitty though. Yea sure it's a grand departure from their progressive death stuff but it's still great. If Opeth went down a mainstream route then I would be disappointed. At least they didn't strip down their sound. It might be a less heavier approach but overall it's still Opeth. I don't mind at all that they've decided to take a Progressive Rock direction. It bothers me none. As long as the music is still fantastic and they don't sell out to the mainstream I'm all for it.
***** Nah this isn't selling out lol. You want selling out? Listen to the new Trivium songs lol. That is the definition of selling out. Opeth never watered down their sound, they just progressed. Get it? Baddum Tss! It still won't attract the mainstream listeners. Most people are too incompetent to understand this kind of music. As for your dad that's good on him. Heavy metal isn't his taste but prog rock is. What's wrong with that? There is nothing wrong with attracting new listeners. The newer stuff might attract him to the older stuff more. Do you listen to Prog Rock at all like Rush or Yes? There are others but obviously those are the more popular choices. If not you should. Maybe then you would appreciate this direction a little more. I always hear fan boys say things like: They're playing what they want to play and shit like that and it pisses me off when it comes to true sell out bands like Metallica, Trivium and All That Remains. But Opeth? I truly believe this is Mikael doing what he wants to do. I'm not sure if you're a fan of Between The Buried And Me or even Mastodon but were you upset when they changed their direction? Like I said it might not be as heavy and in your face as their previous stuff but at least it isn't watered down nonsense that is selling out to the maintstream. The song writing, the music and the overall complexity is still present.
***** I respect your opinion man. Maybe one day in the future you might appreciate it more :).
+rusko dudesko The important part, though, is that they aren't giving up. They've *always* been doing what they want -- remember Damnation? And Still Life? Completely unique for their time, and plenty of prog in them. Damnation was HUGELY Camel influenced.
It's fine if you don't like it, but separate a subjective statement from a qualitative one. "I don't like" vs "this sucks" -- this stuff is hard to play properly, has a massive variety of interesting influences, and there's a good deal of orchestration on it.
I'm a real fan, and I like it, because they're constantly doing whatever the hell *they* want. The minute they start catering to black metal fans who want everything to sound like Orchid again, I'm gone. If they feel inspired to do more metal, then fantastic.
Opeth! True love since 1990!
I really dig it. So much music out there to listen to, and i'm not going to judge by their old album. I'm happy to hear this. Well done Opeth, satisfied fan here.
There is a really big obsession with death metal and growling, we need to open our minds. Death metal is just another genre, whith really good, interesting an powerfull music and with a really good masterpieces such as Crimson (Edge Of Sanity), Still Life (Opeth). Symbolic (Death) or Altars Of Madness (Morbid Angel), there is no discussion about this, but, music is in constantly change, music needs to experiment and innovate, if not, what?
я не понимаю ни слова по английски, но эта песня ласкает мой слух, ее настолько же приятно послушать, как мурлыканье котенка под боком. :-)
🤟😖🤟 ✌🙏🖖 👉👂👈 👍👍
Awesome!! Opeth never disappoints me!! Can't wait for this new album!!
I love it! AWESOME SONG!! Opeth did it once again..
Please don't like my comment: i'm not comparing their old style to their new.
Pure talent ❤💯
fell in love with this song
I love where Opeth is going with their music, and I can't wait for the new album!
This god damn rules
Am I the only one who can hear the sound of middle east in this song
I noticed the singing sounds a lot like that style as well.
Erkan Erdem same, and it was great
Erkan Erdem I remember Ghost Reveries had a couple of tracks with an eastern feel.
Erkan Erdem dat uli J Roth sound right there
+Erkan Erdem Nope...definitely got that vibe
I really needed this ! Thank you
I'm not gonna lie, at very first listen when I bought it I only am listened to a few minutes of the first song and had to put it down. I tried to jump around to listen to this song to listen to that song and i was not digging it. I was tired one day and lied down to rest and put the album on from the beginning. Ever since then I've found to love every day. Faith in others is my favorite. I've been an Opeth fan for over 15 years. I'm digging what they're doing now
Anything Opeth does is the shit. So don't come around saying that they can't change their style , they're the same. U just want growls??go back then, to one of their old shit. They evolve. In my personal opinion I love the growls, gives a kick to the song. But their lyrics are as dark and cool and nostalgic and searching for answers and observing the world, as always. It's just different. Try screaming/singing their songs. Now do it for years.
They still express the same idea, that's why they're Opeth. All their albums about change. Letting go.
This is their other side.
"Anything Opeth does is the shit"
Absolute nonsense. So, what? If the next Opeth album consists entirely of Mikael sneezing into a microphone while reggae plays quietly in the background it'll be just as good as Still Life and Ghost Reveries simply because it's Opeth?
nevmin Against a wall, presumably.
You must be another new fan of the band, talking like they know their shit. 1994-2012 was nothing short of incredible, with SEVERAL successful changes in sound. Heritage was the first album I didnt enjoy from them, which sucks, because they were my favorite band for over a dozen years.
Mikeoneus I agree, blind fanboyism is fucking lame. I spend my money and my time on these guys, and I most definitely can form an opinions...and it's that Steve Wilson needs to get out of Mikael's head. Mike lost his balls over the last few years. Shame.
CannibalCorpse909 More so "Low-IQ, Metal elitists", just saying. I've been listening to Opeth a very long time, along with Steve Wilson's work, what is there not to like? I'm sure there will be a song in this album with growls. Not like you understand the lyrics, anyway. You just want to hear growls. Pretty sad, imo. Go listen to Storm Corrosion, try to tell everyone that Steve Wilson is a bad influence, you would not be able to.
These guys are so damn good.
Opeth never goes stale, just keeps getting better.
I love this song. One of my favourites on this fantastic album. I enjoy all their albums simply because I like a lot of different music and couldn't find something I didn't like until yet.
I'm new to this band hard to imagine they were death metal i like the clean vocals and overall sound and i also hear a slight middle eastern soung slight but there
Lyrics coming soon....he said in 2014...still not
A child of autumn was born
Into a world of deceit and death
And a land of ice
A break of bonds would take her away
And install a sense of loss and eternal sorrow
She walks across the country
She holds her head up high in the rain
A mother is screaming for help
And she turns around to stare
At a scene from her memory
She is hiding a wish in her heart
That flows through her blood always
And it's culled from a dream
That someone is waiting to say her name
And call her to his side at the cusp of eternity
Must be a very interesting book
This song slays!!! So excited for the new record! It's the perfect balance of all that Opeth does.
That gutar solo could slay a god damn dragon.
Swedish Metal is the best, OPETH + Katatonia
god yesss, and old in flames, dark tranquility and at the gates
insomnium is quite good too!
Wtf Insomnium is finnish
Alaà Mah SHUGGAH!
Draconian too
Pain of Salvation
Whatever kind of music they do, they do it great. Perfect song
Stunning track, love it nice and loud. Beautifully put together.
This is beautiful, Opeth has always been my favorite band, I totally support them in their progressive way, I already know and love their death metal albums, they're all awesome, but this is simply magnificent, Specially for me it's very great how and when they decided to turn into progressive, I'm saying this, because just in the moment when I started to forget about metal, Opeth did it too. And some years ago… back on the days when I was discovering metal, Opeth was the band that definitely made me a metal fan. It seems that nowadays the've decided to close the page of metal to start with new music and I couldn't be more glad about it. As far as I can see, Opeth will always be my favorite band.
Hi mat(i)e, enjoyed reading this, rock on !
+1
Drumming is of the charts!!👍👏🏻🧠👆🏻😎
Imagine being so myopic you accuse a band of “selling out” because they break from doing what appeases their fanbase.
That's actually an interesting argument
That's actually the most stupid shit i have ever read. The point of selling out is making music that has nothing to do with your previous works in order to get a bigger market and public so you can achieve more popularity. You can like their new music, i like it personally, but that doesn't change the fact that they started to play this music to get a bigger audience
@@martinolopezcastro9739
An artist creates music for himself, in first instance. If you wrote music, you would understand this simple notion. A band that begin to compose "catchy" music to sell more after 25 years of flawless career is a very strange idea. Cheers from Italy.
@@campoacceso6892 So you asume that there is no musician that writes music to earn money and you also asume that someone who has been earning money making music doesn't want to earn even more money? Interesting
@@martinolopezcastro9739 Earning money is a mere consequence of creating and making music. I assure you that if you try to make music just to earn money it will not take you too far. I hope my english is understandable.
Opeth are amazing. Every album offers something different but still relevant.
I've already fallen in love with this song
I discovered this band from a watchmojo video and I'm happy I did
Which one?
I think it was something like top 10 hard rock/heavy metal bands of the 2000s.. Im not exactly sure but this band was an honorable mention
"hard rock" lmao
Stop thinking that music in general is based on blasts and screamed vocals. This shows the GREAT versatility that this band has, and that proves that they fucking rule.
This song has a gallop and good vocals, so you can pace yourself listening to it. The leed work is classic Randy Rhodes style metal. I love it.
I'm a 43 year old Aussie headbanger and just starting to get into Opeth.
I'm liking what I hear.