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Old 05.04.2006, 06:01 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by Everyneurotic
when i heard about isis, i went straight into the record store and bought oceanic, i even borrowed money, i was on a mission to listen to that shit. when i got thru listening to the whole album, i was spent but i couldn't wait to listen to it again.

with khanate i had a different problem because i heard sunn o))) first, white 2 actually and i was still over the moon with that one, then i got flight of the behemoth and was even more into that stuff; so when i heard khanate (s/t) i expected something with that sonic depth and dynamism and got this incredibly slow doom metal instead and i thought it was ok. then i heard capture & release and i couldn't get past the song capture because i would get incredibly bored, i choked it to not having things viral which was supposed to be their masterpiece. then a couple of months latter, listened to the s/t titled again, full blast and final got it.

and the funny thing is, i have been into heavy, brutal metal stuff (like death, grind, black, etc.) longer than pretty much any other kind of music, and when i hear this doom band that's heavy and brutal, i didn't know what to make of it.

Definately true about C/R. I find that they're way more unfocused and boring than the songs on s/t.
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