Coyote wrote:
well well well..... I know most people here will never agree with what I said. but this is not my thought only.... many people thinks same thing (not in this forum of course)... there's a lot of people who knew TG in 90's, and most of them think that TG is a living dead....
anneke's voice will be awesome ever (although it sounds much better with metal music
)... but she might continue alone perfectly while the other guys take some beers.... any people could accompany her with this kind of music, this wasn't happening before...... TG was a real band.... but now it seemed she didn't need to the other guys....
good for anneke... bad thing for TG..
oh.. one more thing... someone said that mandylion is not metal.... please.. mandylion is a metal album... simple, elegant, beautiful, refined but metal at last... there're many kinds of metal music my friends
cheers!...c[_]..
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Ah, bless ya, son! You made my day!
Bottom line is, you'll never convince anyone that TG is a bad band just because they evolved their sound. Especially since so many (me included) consider Souvenirs and Home such good albums.
And consequence? WTF? You're probably talking about
consistency there, and you know what? A musician and an artist only has to be consistent with himself. If he's true to what he does, the true fans will follow. Mostly, anyway. I know I've followed this band since their "metal" days, and I still do. And since you mention Dream Theater: True, they never changed much. Result? Their albums ever since "Scenes from a Memory" are incredibly, incredibly, boring! But I see where you're coming from, now.
Plus: Of course listening to heavy music is an age thing, among others. I still enjoy heavy music myself, I just know where to look for it.
Oh, and PS: Maybe Slayer ought to try some reggae. They'll certainly sound much more interesting to me, at least...