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In the previous survivor, several people commented on how Requiem felt unfinished and that The Apostle in Triumph had a great (but disconnected) intro. The Flash: You: MrKnickerbocker: It might end up impacting whether people vote for The Apostle in Triumph.

It wasn't corrected on the re-release, but from what I can find, they didn't play the acoustic part live.

I was reading the Wikipedia page for Orchid, and I learned that the album contains a major mastering error that the band wasn't able to correct. It turns out the 'acoustic intro' of The Apostle in Triumph is actually supposed to be part of Requiem! To quote Mikael Akerfeldt (from the album's...

I beg to differ, but I think each repetition sounds different. Bruce almost falters after the "HE HE HE" melisma in the first repetition, but then he handles it much better in the next two repetitions. The amount of vibrato on the held note also decreases with each repetition.

Happy birthday!

Huh, I didn't notice her.

Also: usernames, or personal names?

Iron Maiden - Senjutsu (album) I just finished disc 1, and it was decent. My opinions generally improve with further listens, though, so let's see how it goes.

I was talking about the paper booklet.

No proof of ownership? Hmm... I wonder if I could get a paper booklet to go with my digital download.

Congratulations, @Spambot! This has been one of the most consistently creative threads on the forum and frankly, I'm amazed you were able to keep coming up with good memes for such a long time. You've been going for 269 days straight! Are you going to leave us with a final 270th meme?

Tomorrow afternoon after school, I'm going to download the album (and the booklet, now that it's been released), check the waveforms of Stratego and The Writing on the Wall to see if they're the same as the singles, and then listen to it all the way through.

Iron Maiden - The Book of Souls (album)

I've never come across a spoonerism in text before!

Opeth - Orchid

I don't think they're crazy or obsessed; all they needed was a lyrics website, a notepad, and an hour of free time. 20 minutes to identify and count the phrases, 30 minutes to make the chart and the Reddit post, and 10 minutes spent listening to The Angel and the Gambler.

What happened?

I wonder how much I'll enjoy it if I only listen to Opeth. By the way, have you heard any of Opeth's softer albums?

Preparing for Senjutsu, eh?

Opeth - Deliverance (song, 2015 remix)