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| I don't know about the new guy, but he definitely has BIG boots to fill...considering their latest endeavours, though, I'm FAR from optimistic because I still cherish In Flames as one of the most guitar-licious bands around... |
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| Not really a suprise that it would be him. My expectations on the upcoming album are really low.. |
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Written by FeskarN on 07.03.2011 at 21:31
Not really a suprise that it would be him. My expectations on the upcoming album are really low..
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| Meh, they haven't released anything decent in a decade & I doubt that will change anytime soon. |
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Please make a good new album  |
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| No surprise, I agree. But I like Niklas Engelin, very underrated musician. |
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Aeox - 07.03.2011 at 23:53
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| Soundtrack To Your Escape, Sounds Of A Playground Fading... 'Sounds' like crap. |
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| This guy is their only hope to return to the era of glory |
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bluegreengod - 08.03.2011 at 00:59
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Niklas was with them on their last U.S. tour and he was pretty badass so hopefully this will work. I would assume he wasn't much a part of the songwriting process for this new album, which is too bad. It will be interesting to see how he can contribute in the future. IN FLAMES!  |
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| What In Flames need to announce is that they are going back era of "The Jester Race" and "Whoracle" |
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'Sounds of a Playground Bludgeoning'... You will receive what you get. And this album will be like nothing. You'll feel like shit after 10 listens, but at least you'll feel something. Other side effects include cutting yourself to sleep and screaming to hide that you're lonely.  |
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| He was part of in flames' golden era, so i'm quite optimistic that he will bring something good to the band. |
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| The album has already been written so too bad he wasnt able to bring some of his riffage to the recording process. But im sure he'll bring some good vibes to the stage. Lets just hope they bring back to anything that can sound like before the days of reroute to remain (and they've remained nu radio metal ever since) |
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| They will never go back to their old style people. I accepted that years ago, you should all move on. |
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Mikyz - 08.03.2011 at 20:54
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Written by !J.O.O.E.! on 08.03.2011 at 20:48
They will never go back to their old style people. I accepted that years ago, you should all move on.
Agreed, but I still think that they can surprise us with their new sound, they have the potential. |
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Written by Mikyz on 08.03.2011 at 20:54
Written by !J.O.O.E.! on 08.03.2011 at 20:48
They will never go back to their old style people. I accepted that years ago, you should all move on.
Agreed, but I still think that they can surprise us with their new sound, they have the potential.
Perhaps, and I hope so, but I can't see them adopting anything less money-making style wise. i dunno, I think Anders should just stop doing vocals for the band, he's an incredibly weak screamer (unless he wants to go back to his coarser death style) and they just need a stronger sound that's either more melodic and harmonic or something a bit edgier. |
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| Nothing changed about the abomination of an album they've got ready for ear-raping us though... |
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