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| Its sounds good...not as bad as I was expecting. just gotta wait for the rest of the album to hear. |
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| This is different from what I was expecting, but not necessarily a bad thing. In fact I'm enjoying the song a lot. I know Amorphis doesn't disappoint, and I'm sure the album will be good. |
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| Very nice and catchy chorus. However the verse is kinda meh... |
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Umm, for me it sounds gay. It's not metal anymore.  |
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| Atmosphere is decent yet the melodies are lacking ingenuity...not that I was expecting anything innovative from this genre, just something a little more creative and sophisticated. Anyways we'll see about the album. |
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Written by Sangre Sani on 01.03.2013 at 23:12
Umm, for me it sounds gay. It's not metal anymore.
Not metal = gay
Duly noted |
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Written by Italics on 02.03.2013 at 00:31
Written by Sangre Sani on 01.03.2013 at 23:12
Umm, for me it sounds gay. It's not metal anymore.
Not metal = gay
Duly noted
It's probably just a delayed statement from 1999. |
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| Cool, that sounds like new-era Amorphis but minus everything that made it listenable. |
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Written by Sangre Sani on 01.03.2013 at 23:12
Umm, for me it sounds gay. It's not metal anymore.
This is a lot more metal than Amorphis has been in a long while. Good song. |
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Written by Sangre Sani on 01.03.2013 at 23:12
Umm, for me it sounds gay. It's not metal anymore.
Glad everything doesn't sound gay to me. Then I'd have a sad little blue face too.  I really dig the massive chorus in this song. |
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Written by Sangre Sani on 01.03.2013 at 23:12
Umm, for me it sounds gay. It's not metal anymore.
Dude, go back to B_Mouth. Come back in 10 years when you're an adult. |
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Written by Orphan Saint on 02.03.2013 at 07:11
Written by Sangre Sani on 01.03.2013 at 23:12
Umm, for me it sounds gay. It's not metal anymore.
Dude, go back to B_Mouth. Come back in 10 years when you're an adult.
Because I have my own opinion? For me the song sounds a little bit gay (especially vocals). It's just too soft. So what? I'm not making this opinion the ultimate truth fro a whole wide world.
Adult? Screw being adult. |
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| I miss growls here. At one point I was like: "And here we go!" but then only clean vocals appeared. So this was little dissapointing, but I am sure this album will be better then previous. |
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Written by Sangre Sani on 02.03.2013 at 14:34
For me the song sounds a little bit gay (especially vocals). It's just too soft.
Amorphis has songs that are much more "gay" than this, I can assure you. An opinion like that is hard to take seriously 
Written by Malaghost on 02.03.2013 at 15:10
I miss growls here. At one point I was like: "And here we go!" but then only clean vocals appeared. So this was little dissapointing, but I am sure this album will be better then previous.
Actually there's only a line or two in the second verse where growls would totally work, but an entirely growled verse would've been poor taste. |
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Written by Blizk on 02.03.2013 at 18:53
Amorphis has songs that are much more "gay" than this, I can assure you. An opinion like that is hard to take seriously
 Which ones? Being not gay, it's hard to distinguish these from the rest. |
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| They've done it again!! they have made another song (and presumably album) that is boring. |
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| For the 1st time in my life i say that an amorphis song sucks... |
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| This song is really good! It's definitely no "Sampo" or "Silent Waters", but it's definitely a satisfying listen and it makes me excited for the new album! |
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| Tepid at best. Also, "an union" is not proper English. |
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Blizk - 03.03.2013 at 11:49
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Written by strade on 03.03.2013 at 03:22
Also, "an union" is not proper English.
Haha, true. Quite a common grammar mistake, though I think Marco Hietala would've picked that out if they still worked with him. |
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Written by Blizk on 02.03.2013 at 18:53
Actually there's only a line or two in the second verse where growls would totally work, but an entirely growled verse would've been poor taste.
Please tell me more about good taste. |
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Ever since they got their new vocalist (Tomi) they have followed formula of always releasing a radio friendly track as first single, usually light and melodic, and always consisting of clean vocals only (except Silver Bride, that one actually has some growls in it, but it's mostly a clean vocal track as well) Here have a look:
House of sleep
Silent waters
Silver Bride
You I need
Hopeless days
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Blizk - 04.03.2013 at 00:43
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Written by Grimskallen on 03.03.2013 at 19:11
Ever since they got their new vocalist (Tomi) they have followed formula of always releasing a radio friendly track as first single, usually light and melodic, and always consisting of clean vocals only (except Silver Bride, that one actually has some growls in it, but it's mostly a clean vocal track as well)
The band was interviewed alongside the radio premiere here in Finland, and said the lead single was picked by Nuclear Blast. As a long-time fan I have to say this one is the least radio friendly single out of the ones you listed. I wouldn't be surprised if this didn't end up in power play for the Finnish rock radio. |
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The band was interviewed alongside the radio premiere here in Finland, and said the lead single was picked by Nuclear Blast. As a long-time fan I have to say this one is the least radio friendly single out of the ones you listed. I wouldn't be surprised if this didn't end up in power play for the Finnish rock radio.
Yeah I pretty much agree, I like the heaviness and the sort of more "evil" riffery, it's a track that's at least instrumentally got more balls than their usual first singles. |
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Maybe different from what I expected, but I like the song!
I'm excited and can't wait for the album. |
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