Meuterei
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10.05.2007 at 11:01
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I know there are some Isis fans here - pick your favorite album!
(Note: This is only out of the LP's, since if I added EP's and all the live albums the poll would be WAY too long!)
Mine used to be Oceanic, but lately In the Absence of Truth has taken over, I can't get enough of it. It really does sound like everything the band has been trying to achieve over the last several years, all in one place.
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GhostofSanity
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10.05.2007 at 12:41
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Panopticon. I enjoyed it the most out of their albums. Great use of atmosphere and heaviness.
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 Dane Train
Beers & Kilts
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15.05.2007 at 20:32
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I have to go with In The Absence Of Truth. I saw them preform most of it live, and it was breathtaking.
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Meuterei
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31.05.2007 at 16:05
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Written by Dane Train on 15.05.2007 at 20:32
I have to go with In The Absence Of Truth. I saw them preform most of it live, and it was breathtaking.
I'm jealous, I still haven't been able to catch them live 
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 Throne of Rats
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04.06.2007 at 15:57
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I love the first three all equally as much, but I had to go Panopticon
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whatsacow
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07.12.2009 at 06:32
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In absence of truth. it is a truly beautiful album. And Aaron Turner has an awesome clean voice, which sounds even better live.
I can't wait to see them at soundwave, with meshuggah and Janes Addiction. It'll be a fuckin sweet gig
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Dangerboner
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07.12.2009 at 08:56
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I voted for Panopticon because the atmospheric instrumentals really put me in a good mood.
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YIN
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13.12.2009 at 15:15
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In The Absence Of Truth,prefect metal combine with post rock , deep sad feeling.not easy to do that.
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Konrad
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13.12.2009 at 18:59
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Although groundbreaking, it's hard for me to listen to this band often. I chose Panopticon, although I like their other works as well.
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tea[m]ster
Au Pays Natal
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04.01.2012 at 12:11
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I voted Panopticon but Wavering Radiant is my all time favorite Isis album.
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 BloodTears
Prog Babe Ana
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04.01.2012 at 14:51
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Really tough choice though. I'm gonna have to think about it for a while. I actually like all of them.
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Mike1234
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04.03.2012 at 09:20
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OK this is tough. Let me preface this post by saying I have listened to "In the Absence of Truth" over 100 times and have heard something different with each listen. This is why I have voted it the best album. I have listened to the other maybe 10 times a piece and have found "Panopticon" the most accessible/ heaviest, with "Oceanic" being their breakthrough album. Also I think this post may have originated before "Wavering Radiant" was released which definitely changes things. That album may be even more accessible than "Panopticon", (with Adam Jones from Tool ripping bad ass organ riffs) though not sure any better. So, if I had to choose: 1. "Absence" 2. (Tie) "Panopticon", "Wavering Radiant" 3. "Oceanic" 4. "Celestial". They are all amazing!!
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tea[m]ster
Au Pays Natal
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04.03.2012 at 18:42
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Written by Mike1234 on 04.03.2012 at 09:20
OK this is tough. Let me preface this post by saying I have listened to "In the Absence of Truth" over 100 times and have heard something different with each listen. This is why I have voted it the best album. I have listened to the other maybe 10 times a piece and have found "Panopticon" the most accessible/ heaviest, with "Oceanic" being their breakthrough album. Also I think this post may have originated before "Wavering Radiant" was released which definitely changes things. That album may be even more accessible than "Panopticon", (with Adam Jones from Tool ripping bad ass organ riffs) though not sure any better. So, if I had to choose: 1. "Absence" 2. (Tie) "Panopticon", "Wavering Radiant" 3. "Oceanic" 4. "Celestial". They are all amazing!!
Very difficult indeed. Interesting choice yours. Absence doesn't get much love compared to Panopticon and Oceanic. I went with Wavering...I love the bass guitar in that whole album.
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10.03.2012 at 02:27
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Wavering Radiant is my favorite. Out of all the albums, that one has the most interesting, nuanced sound. I miss Isis sorely.
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Dentura
Lord of Shadows
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08.09.2012 at 10:23
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I love this band's work. They are very unique. I love both Wavering Radiant and Panopticon greatly, however if i had to choose, I would easily go with Panopticon. The first time I listened to it, I was in a daze, it was hypnotizing.
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