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^ Yes.

Child's Play in my pants. ):

I think it was Harvest off Blackwater Park, but I only heard in about 2005 or so. Got the rest of their stuff shortly after.

How Could I by Cynic. Replace the 'robot' vocals with clean singing though.

Reggae = some win. Hip hop = shit.

Raining blood in my pants. To Forgive Is to Suffer in my pants. Living Monstrosity in my pants. Nothing Ever Dies in my pants.

The Escape - Scott Walker

Redemption for my penis, eh. :)

It was Boney M. :lol: Ra Ra Rasputin!

1/3 so far... Also, Hail Åkerfeldt.

Ending Credits was the easiest one for me to play out of everything I've tried Opeth.

Awesome song.

I'm surprised Opeth didn't make a video for Coil. It's a really good song, it's very accessible to the mainstream, no cutting needed would be needed as it is fairly short and you could come with some nice fitting visuals pretty easily. The only problem that does comes to mind however, is that...

Yes Opeth is my favourite. I also dig (in no particular order) Symphony X, Kamelot, Bloodbath, Sabbath, Mastodon, King Crimson, Arch Enemy, Al Di Meola, Devin Townsend (Band) & SYL, Scar Symmetry, Diablo Swing Orchestra, Newton Faulkner, Cynic, Santana, Porcupine Tree, King Crimson, Death...

Year Of The Cadaver Race One of the songs that really got me into bloodbath. :)

Thread has epic amounts of win.

Nope, I really love it. My (current) favorite moment has to be the opening guitar part on Hessian Peel. [The only big complaint would be the opening drums & guitars in Porcelain Heart. It just built up and up, making me think 'fuck yeah, hell is about to be let loose' the first time I heard it...

The Sound of Muzak - Porcupine Tree

The Rite Of Strings - Al Di Meola, Stanley Clarke & Jean-Luc Ponty Very fun to listen to acoustic jazz-rock by 3 brilliant dudes. I want some Al Di Meola inspired riffs on an Opeth album - I would seriously cum rainbows if this were to happen.

Ah, crap. My fail there, I've got a Lamentations live DVD and assumed Lamentations was a DVD only and available in CD form.