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TheWyvern · April 10th, 2008, 05:56 AM

I welcome a more experimental Opeth. It's kinda like...you know when a football team has won everything but their players have to be replaced and the team restructured due to old age etc. Well, it's the same with bands. If you are not evolving then your are gonna become irrelevant, and it would be disappointing for a band like Opeth to become irrelevant, considering the trails they have blazed in the past. Of course, going back to the football analogy, when a team is restructuring, there is a settling in period where the team needs to mesh well. I believe this album falls in Opeth's current restructuring period, which, even if bad decisions have been made, can never be dull.

April 10th, 2008, 05:56 AM	#3 (permalink)
TheWyvern Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 136	Ghosts of Melinda: Past, Present, Future. I welcome a more experimental Opeth. It's kinda like...you know when a football team has won everything but their players have to be replaced and the team restructured due to old age etc. Well, it's the same with bands. If you are not evolving then your are gonna become irrelevant, and it would be disappointing for a band like Opeth to become irrelevant, considering the trails they have blazed in the past. Of course, going back to the football analogy, when a team is restructuring, there is a settling in period where the team needs to mesh well. I believe this album falls in Opeth's current restructuring period, which, even if bad decisions have been made, can never be dull.