Mehdi Taba Mehdi Taba
Posts: 433 From: Iran |
Oh yeah...
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Deadmeat Necrobutcher
Posts: 2437 From: Greece |
DeadmeatNecrobutcherPosts: 2437 From: Greece
Well i hope that the 3 years break will bring us something more fresh than their previous 1-2 kinda boring albums..
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Υou've sold your human essence to the cold world of dead and empty things... You're SOLD!
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Cynic Metalhead Paisa Vich Nasha
Posts: 6790 From: India |
Great news.
Amon Amarth has been on a good roll with previous two releases. Highly anticipated and will look forward to.
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LeKiwi High Fist Prog
Posts: 4036 From: UK |
LeKiwiHigh Fist ProgPosts: 4036 From: UK
Written by Cynic Metalhead on 28.01.2015 at 13:26
Amon Amarth has been on a good roll with previous two releases. Highly anticipated and will look forward to.
The last two? Are you kidding?
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Mad Arab666
Posts: 299 From: UK |
Another rehashed album coming.
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Bring up the wolves head!
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John Shock
Posts: 500 From: Portugal
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Already?
Fuck...
How can bands like these, make top quality albums, doing it in some little time?!
They're good in whay they do, but good ideas to make good songs these days, is a little rare (in so little time)!!!
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Cynic Metalhead Paisa Vich Nasha
Posts: 6790 From: India |
Written by LeKiwi on 28.01.2015 at 16:13
Written by Cynic Metalhead on 28.01.2015 at 13:26
Amon Amarth has been on a good roll with previous two releases. Highly anticipated and will look forward to.
The last two? Are you kidding?
No.
Oh wait, mixed reactions from traffic here. But for me both were good releases. Yes, Deceiver of Gods was bit meh but second half was fantastic and instantly made me realize they covered loopholes. Surtur was a fantastic release with moments where they left in Twilight.
I really don't know why people love Twilight of The Thunder and hate SR as latter was much powerful and hard-hitting(even artwork on SR was better) whereas Twilight was diluted version of Oden and try to print out the exact format of Oden.
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LeKiwi High Fist Prog
Posts: 4036 From: UK |
LeKiwiHigh Fist ProgPosts: 4036 From: UK
Written by Cynic Metalhead on 28.01.2015 at 20:09
No.
Oh wait, mixed reactions from traffic here. But for me both were good releases. Yes, Deceiver of Gods was bit meh but second half was fantastic and instantly made me realize they covered loopholes. Surtur was a fantastic release with moments where they left in Twilight.
I really don't know why people love Twilight of The Thunder and hate SR as latter was much powerful and hard-hitting(even artwork on SR was better) whereas Twilight was diluted version of Oden and try to print out the exact format of Oden.
People want to hear more of the same - it's Amon Amarth for crying out loud Sultur was piss compared to the two that came before it - it felt half-assed and lacked memorability in that respect.
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AngelofDeth Cyborg Raptor
Posts: 1183 From: USA |
Hopefully they do stay out of shows so they can focus on the album. The last two weren't terrible but lacked anything memorable, probably listened to each one 5 time where as Twilight and Odin can always be re listened to.
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Karlabos Meat and Potatos
Posts: 5658 From: Brazil |
KarlabosMeat and PotatosPosts: 5658 From: Brazil
Written by deadone on 29.01.2015 at 02:03
Quote: We have some ideas for songs and lyrics, but we haven't really sat down to put it together yet.
Let me guess, they're exactly the same ideas that they've had for the last 9 albums?
One of those ideas include: "Profit $$"
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"Aah! The cat turned into a cat!"
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roeder
Posts: 148 From: Ireland |
I really hope the album's theme will be scandinavian mythology and vikings. it would be so unique and awesome, right?
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sbgmetal
Posts: 816 From: USA |
Lol some funny comments here but seriously AA come up with something more memorable which imo they haven't done since their 1st album
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bloodwrage Pagan Angel
Posts: 444 From: USA
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Written by Deadmeat on 28.01.2015 at 12:45
Well i hope that the 3 years break will bring us something more fresh than their previous 1-2 kinda boring albums..
I had to go check this, because that didn't seem right. They only released Deceiver June of 2013, I don't get where you're getting 3 years from.
Also, I'm not holding my breath for this release. It will be the same thing. I'll listen to it, and I finally might get my lazy ass to one of their concerts, but I don't see it being anything other than passable.
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Amy
Posts: 137 From: USA
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How exciting:metal:
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s_t_s
Posts: 1208 From: France |
s_t_sPosts: 1208 From: France
Written by LeKiwi on 28.01.2015 at 16:13
Written by Cynic Metalhead on 28.01.2015 at 13:26
Amon Amarth has been on a good roll with previous two releases. Highly anticipated and will look forward to.
The last two? Are you kidding?
No kidding here either. Got all Amon Amarth albums and I love most of them. With Deceiver of the Gods they even managed to bring in some fresh ideas so that I'm wondering if the next album will bring some more. Next year sounds very far tho :/
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LeKiwi High Fist Prog
Posts: 4036 From: UK |
LeKiwiHigh Fist ProgPosts: 4036 From: UK
Written by s_t_s on 29.01.2015 at 14:59
No kidding here either. Got all Amon Amarth albums and I love most of them. With Deceiver of the Gods they even managed to bring in some fresh ideas so that I'm wondering if the next album will bring some more. Next year sounds very far tho :/
To be fair, Deceiver had some surprising moments for Amon Amarth...they took a good direction, but at the moment I'd still rather listen to the Oden and Twilight
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s_t_s
Posts: 1208 From: France |
s_t_sPosts: 1208 From: France
Written by LeKiwi on 29.01.2015 at 15:03
Written by s_t_s on 29.01.2015 at 14:59
No kidding here either. Got all Amon Amarth albums and I love most of them. With Deceiver of the Gods they even managed to bring in some fresh ideas so that I'm wondering if the next album will bring some more. Next year sounds very far tho :/
To be fair, Deceiver had some surprising moments for Amon Amarth...they took a good direction, but at the moment I'd still rather listen to the Oden and Twilight
Even tho both albums are the best rated among AA carreer, I like Surtur Rising and Deceiver of the Gods as much. Sure "Live for the kill" is one of my favourite.
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LeKiwi High Fist Prog
Posts: 4036 From: UK |
LeKiwiHigh Fist ProgPosts: 4036 From: UK
Written by s_t_s on 29.01.2015 at 21:04
Even tho both albums are the best rated among AA carreer, I like Surtur Rising and Deceiver of the Gods as much.
Lucky you
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Shmyt
Posts: 84 From: Canada |
ShmytPosts: 84 From: Canada
Another Twilight please please please! (huh, never thought I'd say that ^^)
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Angry Chair
Posts: 153 From: UK |
I thought the last album was great so hopefully will definatley accept more of the same. with some bands it might become stale to do that but with Amon Amarth im happy with more of the same. Looking forward to this.
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"Men will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest."
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Deadmeat Necrobutcher
Posts: 2437 From: Greece |
DeadmeatNecrobutcherPosts: 2437 From: Greece
Written by bloodwrage on 29.01.2015 at 06:33
Written by Deadmeat on 28.01.2015 at 12:45
Well i hope that the 3 years break will bring us something more fresh than their previous 1-2 kinda boring albums..
I had to go check this, because that didn't seem right. They only released Deceiver June of 2013, I don't get where you're getting 3 years from.
Also, I'm not holding my breath for this release. It will be the same thing. I'll listen to it, and I finally might get my lazy ass to one of their concerts, but I don't see it being anything other than passable.
I did just the 2016-2013 apheresis... also IMO if you compare their latest album with "twillight" or "with oden", it sounds really average...
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Rapid Fire
Posts: 256 From: Spain |
For me they managed to keep the quality in their recenr records. ''Twilight'' was great and so was ''Surtur''. ''Deceiver'' is a little step down, it sounds somewhat bland but still features good tunes. And I agree that the more-of-the-same proposal is the only way I can imagine this band, at least so far, maybe they surprise me one day...
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Twelve voices were shouting in anger, and they were all alike. The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
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FelixtheMetalcat
Posts: 76 From: USA |
I got on board with the band at Twilight album & have been impressed by each & every release since. A friend kept pushing me to listen to them & when I did i was immediately hooked. Their albums all have similar qualities however, with Deceiver of the Gods they stretched a bit more into the power/traditional metal territory than we are used to from this band. It wasn't a bad move since always I find great songs on all of their albums. Frankly I enjoy their latter output more than the earlier years. Great band & I don't want to fix what aint broke, I love their style, brutality, & melody.
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Opethian
Posts: 1724 From: USA |
Written by Deadmeat on 28.01.2015 at 12:45
Well i hope that the 3 years break will bring us something more fresh than their previous 1-2 kinda boring albums..
Couldn't have said it better myself! Fingers crossed. Last album was garbage
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