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Kako neki ljudi razmisljaju to mi nikad nece biti jasno. Obrada ne moze biti bolja od originala?? WTF?!!! Koliko je samo ljudi vodjeno zeljom da unaprede POTPUNO PROSECNE or worse pesme zbog toga sto ili gotive taj bend/izvodjaca ili mozda ima NEKI rif u toj pesmi koji ih 'kopka' na dalju razradu ili (najcesce) gotive mnogo tekst?? Da ne navodim sad samo primere VECINE obrada Bob Dylan-a koji je na prvih par albuma maltene nasumicno drndao rastimovanu gitaru ne bi li imao nesto kao podlogu da se njegovi stihovi ne bi zvali 'poezija' nego 'muzika'. Ima jos mnogo primera, ali zamara me sad da ulazim u to, a i ukusi su uvek diskutabilni. Ali reci da je original 'holy grail' bez ikakve sanse za konkurenciju je potpuno suludo za ikakvu kreativnu misao.. pa pogledajte evo, opet, Tool (sad sam se bas navrzao na njih) i njihovu obradu sopstvene pesme "Pushit" sa Salival-a? Iako to nije sustinski obrada do krajnjih granica vec vise kao re-aranzman ipak nisam jos naisao ni na jednu osobu kojoj se ta verzija ne svidja daleko vise od originala (maynard and co included) ?!

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Anonimno postovani preview (za sada samo prvih 4 pesama?) Watershed-a, na jednom forumu, veli sledece:

 

1: (3:07) Zeppelin - Mostly acoustic driven with female vocals complementing Mike. These were done by Swedish vocalist Nathalie Lorichs. Completely different than anything Opeth have ever done before. A gorgeous moment that sets the tone for the record. You will listen to this track over and over again. Let's just call it a "panty-soaker"....

 

2. (8:51) Metal - Brutal. Lots of musical twists and turns. Many quiet moments that verge on free jazz. Here we also get the first taste of both new guitarist Fredrik Akesson who shows lead chops at the three minute mark. There's also no question about Axenrot's abilities to handle the rhythmic demands of Opeth with the adroitness of his predecessor. This is the only song that has full-on heavy vocals all throughout, harkening back to the Opeth of old.

 

3. (8:48) Metal - Something that's never been tried before...sung vocals over blast beats. Toss in Per Wiberg's eerie keys and atmospheric guitars that melds into a pure Krautrock freakout that also reminisces Chic Corea at his most bombastic. Throughout the song it's riffs galore all slaked with both gorgeous singing and pure death metal growls. Listen for the "asylum murmuring" the end of the track.

 

4. (7:42) Deep Floyd - A truly beautiful moment that sounds like John Lord playing keys for Pink Floyd. A ballad with a powerful chorus. Fantastic guitar playing trails out at the end of the song. Listen hard for Mikael's moment of guitar whimsy.

 

 

 

:smajlikomesedize:

 

Premda, pomalo neuobicajene duzine pesama, u smislu kratkoce, za Opeth standarde, zar ne?

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4. (7:42) Deep Floyd - A truly beautiful moment that sounds like John Lord playing keys for Pink Floyd. A ballad with a powerful chorus. Fantastic guitar playing trails out at the end of the song. Listen hard for Mikael's moment of guitar whimsy.

 

:D:rockdevil:

 

:smajlikomesedize:

 

Hahaha...

 

Uzgred...

 

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Nije li to mali Akerfeldt u trenutku svog prvog growla, upucenog ciki iza objektiva? A onaj svecnjak nije nimalo tr00. A ni kvlt.

 

Apropo Moody Blues, bese nekih reminscencija i pozivanja bas na njih kad je u pitanju novi album. Citao sam to negde...

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Pokusaj dostojnog opisa novih pesama part II - zadnje 3:

 

5. Porcelain Heart (8:01) Tool/Sabbath/Tull - Heaviness merges with nearly medieval balladeering into lurching Sabbath riffs. The first two verses are repetitive and memorable - something that wouldn't feel out of place on a Tool record. Then the Sabbath riffs come along rolling in like a friggin' tsunami of doom.

 

6. (11:26) The Epic-Jazz fusion melds into gentle renaissance melodies. Just as the song hits its most quiet and beautiful moment complemented by spare piano, a pulsing keyboard ushers in the ferocity and grandeur that only Opeth can muster. Then, about halfway in, the f**ker gets real heavy...replete with the usual Opeth-ian twists and turns.

 

7. (6:59) Middle Eastern Introspection: An oceanic riff settles into a gentle keyboard while vocals lap against the shore - only to rise into unexpected and beautiful Middle Eastern guitar melodies. The rhythm section Bassist Martin Mendez and Martin Axenrot build and build only for vocals drift in and out of as the record gently trails off.

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