Are there any albums in an artist's discography that have eerily similar sequencing, like picrel?
>le loud, high energy jam
>le alleviating, yet dark, ethereal number that dips in energy. (repeated listens reveal it to be the strongest track)
>le mediocre centerpiece
>le live improv
>le epic track
>epitaph
>mediocre
ride the lightning/master of puppets
>acoustic intro into balls out Thrasher
>title song
>mid paced slightly doomy song
>power ballad into another Thrasher
>epic instrumental near the end
>Le
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the doors first two lp's
the beatles first two lp's
I Talk to the Wind and Moonchild are the shittiest tracks on that album
I talk to the Wind is a great track. If you can't enjoy that flute solo then no one can help you.
LTIA could kinda work with what you said too
The Mars Volta.
Amputecture has a blantant rip off of 21st century in it.
in the wake of poseidon has more similar sequencing to itcotck than red
I skip Providence all the time
based dubs
it also has very similar sequencing, yes, but the sequencing in red & itcotck are virtually identical. song length ratio, amount of tracks, everything
mainly theres no long improv track and theres a different amount of tracks on itwop. also, itwop was conceived to being very similar in feeling to itcotck and even has a lot of the leftovers. the similarities in itcotck are more subtle and coincidental, making it much more eerie
Anyone else feel King Crimson would of also been an appropriate choice for the Quake soundtrack? Red especially gives off Quake vibes.
I used to play a lot of Diablo II to itcotck and Red
yeah
pleb
the power to believe would have fit well
Close to the Edge and Relayer.
Larks' is kinda like those two now that I'm thinking about it
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