Detective Beauregard
Leviathan of Doggerland
Could you imagine if that was a setlist?
These are definitely the strongest parts of the song, as the rest (aside from the intro) doesn’t really hold my attention.I like the Hammond-Uriah Heepisms in the verse and that subdued section after 3:30 is one of my favourite "quiet Opeth" moments, the atmosphere, the subtle, almost spoken-word quality of the vocals and - most of all - the jazzy riff (4:08) are hauntingly beautiful together.
They posted that one when they announced that Waltteri has joined the band.
Bro you crazy.01. Still Life - 10.0
02. Ghost Reveries - 9.1
03. Blackwater Park - 9.0
04. Pale Communion - 8.7
05. Watershed - 8.7
06. Damnation - 8.5
07. Deliverance - 8.5
08. In Cauda Venenum - 8.4
09. Orchid - 8.1
10. Morningrise - 8.0
11. My Arms, Your Hearse - 7.8
12. Sorceress - 7.1
13. Heritage - 7.0
Says the guy with ICV worse than Sorceress and Morningrise in his top 5!Bro you crazy.
Pale Communion is my favorite Nupeth album, too, but #4? Above Damnation? And Watershed at #5? Are you feeling okay?
Here's mine:
01. Blackwater Park
02. Damnation
03. Still Life
04. Ghost Reveries
05. Morningrise
06. Deliverance
07. Pale Communion
08. Orchid
09. Watershed
10. My Arms, Your Hearse
11. Sorceress
12. In Cauda Venenum
13. Heritage
To be fair, Steven Wilson was saying for years that Porcupine Tree was over and it turned out they were working on an album the whole time. I get the sense he isn't going to talk openly about a project until there's something to show people. Not that I'm that invested in another Storm Corrosion album though.(even though Steven Wilson doesn't).
I absolutely love Pale Communion and I think ICV has some great moments that hint at a shift towards heavier instrumentals...but I agree with you.I want to be excited about this album but I am just so over Newpeth. I really liked Pale Communion and Heritage was fine enough, but it just doesn't feel like they are pushing any new boundaries with this throwback prog sound. I would love to hear them take more krautrock influences and do more keyboard driven stuff, or even go all in on a folk-y kinda direction, but the last couple albums are kinda stuck in this bland watered-down spooky hard rock thing that is just kinda boring.