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Skulle ønske jeg var der! Var konserten bra, Kristine?
Kristine G.
Nå kjenner jeg ikke så mye til Opeth fra før av, men jeg ble imponert! Du burde absolutt vært der! Mye folk til å være en søndagskonsert og stemningen sto i taket!!
Kjell Magne F.
Kult bilde! Utsnittet kunne kanskje vært litt tettere.
Ellers tror jeg ikke Opeth helt er min musikk :)
Lars Erik R.
Liker utsnittet og stemningen. Hvilken type musikk har de? Hva kan de sammelignes med?
Isak S.
Til LER:
Symphonic Black Metal, Scandinavian Metal, Progressive Metal, Heavy Metal, Death Metal/Black Metal
Brought together in Stockholm by guitarists Peter Lindgren and Mikael Åkerfeldt in 1990, Opeth added progressive influences and acoustic instrumentation to their brand of Swedish death metal. As the group progressed, it was very common for an Opeth live set to fly in several different musical directions, on top of an average song lasting no less than ten minutes. Impressed by their originality, Candlelight Records released their debut full-length in 1995, which was titled Orchid, and featured a rhythm section of bassist Johan DeFarfalla and drummer Anders Nordin. Edge of Sanity mastermind Dan Swano produced the band's ambitious second album Morningrise in 1996, after which they embarked on a brief tour with Morbid Angel. Century Media took notice and not only licensed Opeth's first two albums for the United States, but also planned on releasing their next album on both sides of the Atlantic. With the recruitment of bassist Martin Mendez and drummer Martin Lopez (ex-Amon Amarth) to replace the departed DeFarfalla and Nordin, Opeth's third album My Arms, Your Hearse was released in 1998 to glowing reviews, establishing the band as a leading force in progressive metal with death roots. 1999's Still Life displayed even more of the band's prog-rock influences, and the following year the band played its first U.S. concert at the Milwaukee Metalfest. Blackwater Park, titled after an obscure psychedelic prog outfit from the '70s, was released in early 2001. The album created a huge buzz among progressive metal fans, who had begun to lump the band in with other experimental metal bands like Tiamat. Instead of waiting until the buzz died down, the band released Deliverance in the fall of 2002.
Avsluttet .
Bra bilde du har fått deg her. Likte godt lyset og hvordan det krysser i gitaristen. Fett konsert var det jo og, men alt for varmt i graven. Fikk du tatt bilde av bassisten? Har var og et meget interessant motiv.
Hans Olav S.
Fint konsert bilde.
Jeg hadde dessverre ikke anledning til å dra dit.
Spilte de noe fra Orchid albumet mon tro?
MVH
Hans Olav
Pål S.
Fear Judgement var et hellig øyeblikk...!
Spilte de Face of melinda? det gjorde de ikke på rockefeller:(
Crop litt mer inn på karen, så tror jeg det blir enda litt bedre.
-pål-
Christine Elene S.
Fint bilde, Alt med Opeth blir nesten fint i mine øyne..
Magnus I.
Endelig et konsertbilde fra et bra band ;P Jeg likte dette, og skulle ønske jeg var der.
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Skulle ønske jeg var der! Var konserten bra, Kristine?
Ellers tror jeg ikke Opeth helt er min musikk :)
Symphonic Black Metal, Scandinavian Metal, Progressive Metal, Heavy Metal, Death Metal/Black Metal
Brought together in Stockholm by guitarists Peter Lindgren and Mikael Åkerfeldt in 1990, Opeth added progressive influences and acoustic instrumentation to their brand of Swedish death metal. As the group progressed, it was very common for an Opeth live set to fly in several different musical directions, on top of an average song lasting no less than ten minutes. Impressed by their originality, Candlelight Records released their debut full-length in 1995, which was titled Orchid, and featured a rhythm section of bassist Johan DeFarfalla and drummer Anders Nordin. Edge of Sanity mastermind Dan Swano produced the band's ambitious second album Morningrise in 1996, after which they embarked on a brief tour with Morbid Angel. Century Media took notice and not only licensed Opeth's first two albums for the United States, but also planned on releasing their next album on both sides of the Atlantic. With the recruitment of bassist Martin Mendez and drummer Martin Lopez (ex-Amon Amarth) to replace the departed DeFarfalla and Nordin, Opeth's third album My Arms, Your Hearse was released in 1998 to glowing reviews, establishing the band as a leading force in progressive metal with death roots. 1999's Still Life displayed even more of the band's prog-rock influences, and the following year the band played its first U.S. concert at the Milwaukee Metalfest. Blackwater Park, titled after an obscure psychedelic prog outfit from the '70s, was released in early 2001. The album created a huge buzz among progressive metal fans, who had begun to lump the band in with other experimental metal bands like Tiamat. Instead of waiting until the buzz died down, the band released Deliverance in the fall of 2002.
Jeg hadde dessverre ikke anledning til å dra dit.
Spilte de noe fra Orchid albumet mon tro?
MVH
Hans Olav
Spilte de Face of melinda? det gjorde de ikke på rockefeller:(
Crop litt mer inn på karen, så tror jeg det blir enda litt bedre.
-pål-