Senmayan

for me this is also the best of Led Zeppelin, even though I'm still missing some of their important albums!

I almost forgot the vote!

for me this is also the best of Led Zeppelin, even though I'm still missing some of their important albums!

Alright, I've written the above message poorly because of the rush, anyway I hope my thoughts are understood!

I was there too, standing next to the one who timidly lit the lighter to the notes of "windowpane" :-). I have to say that I also found the support group very interesting and I wasn’t bored. Of course, being on before Opeth meant the audience didn’t give them much attention, but I saw people next to me who were satisfied with that group. Unfortunately, in my opinion, the sound was terrible; for example, during "the night and the silent water," Lindgren's guitar struggled to be heard (and it was pretty much like that all evening). Akerfeldt's growl was almost nonexistent, again due to issues with the acoustics. As for Wiberg, as you said, he was just a simple presence that didn’t have any impact. They are great musicians, but the acoustics were unworthy; in fact, I found the sound from the first group better (perhaps because there were only three instruments). Other than that, it was a nice evening, even though it was ridiculously hot inside the Alpheus. Next time, they should choose larger venues; we're talking about Opeth, not a small group with just a few followers.

I've never liked them, they're cute, but I don't find them exceptional like most people do, and the voice gets on my nerves after a while. However, I don't know this album!

this is another song the trooper it seems obvious!

How can you listen to this album with such idiotic comments? Are you all 15 years old?

Great album, minimalistic and intense. If the cover didn't have the name Burzum, it would get much better reviews, even though in the end, the criticisms are mostly (and rightly) directed at the person, without taking into account (which is not fair) the musical content, because out of 10 who criticize, at most 2 have actually listened to the album, including the legendary Poletti, and I'm betting everything that he doesn't even know what it sounds like and gives the album a 1 just to look cool. 4.5 for the album!

For me, Cleo's review was enough; it was perfect. For me, the first "side" of the CD is the day, but already from the fourth track, we find ourselves close to twilight, until we reach the darkest night with the last track. In fact, it goes from sunny and frantic rhythms, from a metropolis in full swing, to more subdued, slow, and melancholic pieces. I don't know what rating to give the album; I like it quite a bit. Let's say 4, but in the near future, it could increase.