Yes the ost for Bloodborne is amazing I think my favourite ost is thisI just started getting into the Souls Series, (quite a bit late, I know). But Bloodbornes ost slaps and I've listened to nothing but lol
Yes the ost for Bloodborne is amazing I think my favourite ost is thisI just started getting into the Souls Series, (quite a bit late, I know). But Bloodbornes ost slaps and I've listened to nothing but lol
Bloodborne definitely has the best ost from any souls game, and I'm hard pressed on this, but on any game? I'd say Red Dead Redemption 2 has the best ost in my opinion just since I'm a big sucker for old timey and/or western-esque music.Yes the ost for Bloodborne is amazing I think my favourite ost is this
The first time you die to a kidnapper is horrifying, but also intriguing in all the best ways. There are other ways to get to the Unseen Village but the kidnapper way is the best for your first time, just since your such a low level at that point, going up against what feels like gods. Especially since you didn't see the lamp, you must have been scared shitless for finding yourself in hell with no way out.I remember when you fight the enemy with the sack for the first time, and I died i fully prepared to go back to the lamp and get the shit ton of echoes I had just dropped, but then instead he transports you to the Yarghul unseen village area, and that music plays, I was shitting myself because it was a new area and I couldn't afford to die because of the echoes I dropped it was terrifying. I also completely missed the lamp on the stairs, it feels like you just entered a level 100 area that you are not supposed to be there imo one of the best moments in any souls series for me.
Ne Obliviscaris - Forget Not I love this band, very melodic and brutal. Listen to it and you'll understand.
It heals my soul.
I haven’t listened to anything from Megadeth after Risk. Any noteworthy album?Next up I'm looking forward to the new Megadeth album in about a week because they're regular like clockwork and the only things that can even slow Dave Mustaine down are nerve damage, cancer and pandemics. Speaking of which, killer album title and art:
I haven’t listened to anything from Megadeth after Risk. Any noteworthy album?
Cool, at first I thought they were a retro satire like Steel Panther, but they're genuine contemporary Swedish glam rockers!
Anyway, I'm going to follow your lead and embed some more selections from the new 'Deth:
We'll, you certainly got out at the nadir, but they've had a bit of a resurgence, if not a renaissance, since the 2000s. The most highly regarded being Dystopia (2016) and Endgame (2009), which are almost all pure thrash, and a personal favorite of mine is The System Has Failed (2004), which is basically a solo studio project where Dave brought back Chris Poland for lead guitar and called it Megadeth to fulfill their contract, but it worked out well enough that it revived the brand! Anyway, it was what I was looking for from Megadeth at the time, something at least on par with their better 90s output with some thrashier moments, after a lot of disappointment from them and other bands from my youth (ahem, remember St. Anger? Yeah, that was its competition =), and they pretty much kept it up from there. United Abominations (2007) and Thirteen (2011) are uneven but both have some standout tracks and none too bad, but I'd definitely stay away from The World Needs A Hero (2001), an unsuccessful return to flabby 90s form after Risk, and especially Super Collider (2014), which was basically Risk 2 and hopefully Dave's final attempt at mainstream radio relevance after the good albums mentioned above had rebuilt their reputation and chart position (almost all of these actually charted in the top 10, their last at number 3, so they've pretty much stayed relevent). Anyway, this one sounds like it's going to be more of the same, but that's a good thing because Dave Mustaine, even despite throat cancer, has proven that he was basically put on this planet to consistently make killer metal riffs in perpetuity. And his voice doesn't sound any worse on record!![]()
Damn, that's what I'm listening to this period too!Nine Inch Nails.
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Listening to Pretty Hate Machine, Broken, and The Downward Spiral in the car every morning while going to work since weeks.
I generally take a break from some records after many listen but... Nine Inch Nails is special.
Yeah, he is a really good musician ! For sure, there are some tracks that I tend to skip on all Nine Inch Nails records but overall, it's very good.Damn, that's what I'm listening to this period too!
I really really really like some of the stuff Reznor has done in those two records (haven't heard any others yet) and I think he's a musical genius in a certain degree. On the other hand there are some pretty boring songs in there too, and I think the use of noise doesn't always work for him.
In short, I'm eager to listen to more of his stuff but I kind of wish I had given it a listen some years back, when the subject matter would have been more in accordance with my mindset and feelings.
Again, maybe not! haha
Hey man, I really appreciate the in-depth answer!
I half-listened to the new one and I must say studio Mustaine does sound fine indeed. Kind of feels like they watered down their stuff to me though.
I also had no idea he brought Poland back in 2004, but I really liked his stuff on Killing is my Business... so The System Has Failed is definitely on the top of my metal albums to listen to right now.
By the way, have you seen this one?
Pretty cool cover if you ask me!
How do you feel about Metallica's new track 'If Darkness Had A Son', Griffith? As I type the track name, I can hear the riffs and entire song in my head. So it's pretty easy to remember, which's maybe a conscious effort they were going for rather than complex songwriting. It's pretty basic, straightforward.
You crack me up hahaha! Love the deep dive for the track, and I had no clue about those lyrics resurfacing in this form. I agree on what you said about how this compares to something like a Death Magnetic. This direction is pretty straightforward/ basic and another example is how similar it is structurally with I Disappear (not the riffs but what it's trying to do). Ironically, I prefer this new song 1.25 x times faster and I can't unhear it at that speed. Tempted to share some music with you to check out (perhaps more downtuned/ a different chug/ etc) ... TEMPTATION! ..... TEMPTATION!!So, my first reaction, starting with the preview of the intro they released, is that it's Eye of the Beholder! I was immediately calling it If Beholder Had a Son.