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What Wolverine's fans listened to last week:

Discussion in 'Wolverine' started by Prawn Overdose, May 10, 2006.

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  1. Prawn Overdose

    Prawn Overdose Member

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    Every week Last.FM generates a chart of what everyone in the group listened to the previous week - and now that the Wolverine group has more than 10 members, we've started getting charts generated :) The number on the right indicates how many people in the group listened to a particular band last week.

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    Pretty interesting selection!
     
    #1 Prawn Overdose, May 10, 2006
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    Cool function! I think Opeth and Wolverine would be a good match on tour musically because I keep hearing that people that listen to us also listen to Opeth in particular.
     
    #2 Domine, May 11, 2006
  3. Prawn Overdose

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    A Wolverine / Opeth tour would be absolutely amazing! Opeth are one of the best live bands I've ever seen, in fact their 2003 gig at Shepherd's Bush Empire is still my favourite gig of all time :D Add Wolverine to that and I may possibly die from the excitement. :lol:
     
    #3 Prawn Overdose, May 11, 2006
  4. Domine

    Domine Member

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    Ha, ha! Well, we wouldn't want that to happen, that's for sure. :)
     
    #4 Domine, May 12, 2006
  5. Hopkins-WitchfinderGeneral

    Hopkins-WitchfinderGeneral we are children of god

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    I was there too, good gig.

    Shame about Ghost Reveries tho... :loco:
     
    #5 Hopkins-WitchfinderGeneral, May 12, 2006
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    Lee_B Readin' me posts are ya?

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  7. Prawn Overdose

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    Ghost Reveries is an excellent album! Some corking tracks on that, the usual Opeth high standard :D Still Life is my favourite though. Though I realise to be a tr00 Opeth fan I'm supposed to hate everything after Orchid. :err:
     
    #7 Prawn Overdose, May 12, 2006
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    I dont even like Orchid.

    A Wolverine/Opeth tour would be a strange match. It doesnt fit in my eyes.
    Wolverine should tour alone and do 3 hour shows a night like Dream Theater ^^

    Ever thought about an 20 minutes epicsong? :headbang:
     
    #8 Traum, May 13, 2006
  9. Domine

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    Several times but I guess it's been a while since we last attempted such a thing. I really don't know if we could pull it off though. There's nothing worse than a 20 minute-song that is 20 minutes long just for the sake of being 20 minutes long. The length needs to be motivated somehow. I do however love long epic songs if they are done "the right way" so to speak. I think "Still Remains" with Fates Warning is a really good example. I love that track.

    We'll see what happens in the future in terms of songwriting. We are very open as a band to influences and ideas so I definitely wouldn't rule out the possibility of us creating something long and epic. But as I said, we would have to feel the length was motivated.
     
    #9 Domine, May 14, 2006
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    FatalDreams A fanatic

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    I've got my DSOTM DVD today, so that's what I'm listening/viewing currently. :D

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    #10 FatalDreams, May 14, 2006
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    Is it any good?
     
    #11 Domine, May 14, 2006
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    FatalDreams A fanatic

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    Very.
    I saw them perform it live in Amsterdam. Very true to the original.

    Pink Floyd can sleep in piece, they've been honored greatly.
    Can you expect any less from Dream Theater? :)
     
    #12 FatalDreams, May 14, 2006
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    FatalDreams A fanatic

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    Vanden Plas - Christ 0.
    One word. Wow.
     
    #13 FatalDreams, May 29, 2006
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    cenzu Ain't that a bitch.

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    #14 cenzu, May 30, 2006
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    Wolverine - Still
    Antimatter - Planetary Confinement
    Radiohead - Ok Computer
    King Crimson - Islands
    Andy Timmons - That Was Then, This Is Now
     
    #15 Master of Dreams, May 30, 2006
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    I am listening to only one band atm for about a quarter year and you have to discover it. Agalloch
    Here you can listen to a fiew tracks "http://www.myspace.com/agalloch"

    The beauty of the record "the mantle" isn´t able to be described by human words. Every Opeth fan should know this band. Everyone who loves emotional progressive music should love this band.
    Its just incredible music. Agalloch - The Mantle
    (folk/black/prog/doom/metal/rock)
     
    #16 Traum, Jun 1, 2006
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    FatalDreams A fanatic

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    I have recently discovered the band Whitesnake and am listening to their early albums, specificaly the ones with the Deep Purple band members (1979-1982)

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    Fun stuff, esp. cause it has some DP sound in it AND I LOVE DEEP PURPLE. :D
     
    #17 FatalDreams, Jun 25, 2006
  18. Domine

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    Whitesnake are amazing! I hope you haven't missed "Slide it in" which is an amazing album. For example "Love ain't no stranger", "Gambler", "Slow and easy" and a few other tracks are simply true masterpieces. I also like "Restless heart" from 1997. It has a great bluesy feel.

    By the way, did you check out the Coverdale & Page album? That's one hell of an album! Strongly recommended!
     
    #18 Domine, Jun 25, 2006
  19. Taliwakker

    Taliwakker .....

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    Check out the Whitesnake Live in the Still of the Night DVD....Coverdale can still sing pretty good (obviously not as good as 20-30 years ago) and they do some classic older tracks like Don't Break My Heart, Love Ain't No Stranger, Ready n Willing...as well as DP classics Burn and Soldier of Fortune (hidden extra). Awesome band of musos for the gig.

    Been listening to

    Wastefall-Self Exile
    Eidolon-The Parallel Otherworld
    Bumblefoot-Normal
    OSI-Free
    Vanden Plas-Christ0
    Prototype-Continuum
    Suspyre-The Silvery Image
    Beautiful Sin-The Unexpected
    The Deserts of Traun-Pt III:The Lilac Moon
     
    #19 Taliwakker, Jun 28, 2006
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    Pain of Salvation

    Daniel Gildenlöw = god of all singers (next to our worthy domine) :worship:
    Most singers reach to the skys to achieve unearthly things and take their ideas from god, while gildlöpw is the one whos sitting up there in the clouds giving and feeding their minds.

    Most touching song at the moment: PoS - Undertow

    let me bleed let me bleed let me tear myself apart I need to breathe

    it makes me cry :(
     
    #20 Traum, Jun 30, 2006
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