I figured it was some reason like that. Nothing bothers me as much as veteran bands opening for newer, watered down versions of the real thing though. Like for example, there was some tour where Cryptopsy was opening for Despised Icon. I mean, what the fuck? I’m not sure if you’re familiar with either band, but Cryptopsy is BY FAR, more influentially significant than Despised Icon, and a far older band too, but since Despised Icon is a “Deathcore” band, they automatically get to be headliners.
Atheist - And the Psychic Saw.
From the 1991 album “Unquestionable Presence” Lyrics: And so the Psychic Saw Meaningful ends and the thrill of it all To be an equal of infinity’s divine Searching the cosmos for erected confines Bursting within the motherland The excess soon will exceed demand That I see Man’s existence is to form resistance The timeless reluctance The all forgotten purpose Your spectacle of actions Is the tell tale of my visions Oh now I, see it clear You wish to be relieved Of all fear Don’t worry …
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XxSconeManxX
December 31, 2008
xaviermoyssen
January 2, 2009
in Monterrey Metal Fest?, yeah i know but since people here in Mexico are really ignorant they couldnt apreciate this beauty of music, thats why they brought sonata, and doro, and COB, and whiplash (which was actually fuckin awesome!)
XxSconeManxX
January 4, 2009
Which actually reminds me, their spot on the bill for that show was bullshit. Motherfuckers should have been headlining.
xaviermoyssen
January 5, 2009
yeah i remember them playing, unholy war, retribution, mother man, piece of time, on they slay, Air and unquestionable presence but who gives a shit!? theyre motherfuckin Atheist!!!! and i got my autographed poster, and my picture!
XxSconeManxX
January 8, 2009
Huh, that’s strange. I’m assuming they played some more less well known tracks then. When I saw them they played all of their ‘popular’ songs, but nothing beyond that which was kind of disappointing. Only less popular songs they played were ‘An Incarnation’s Dream’ and ‘Retribution’.
xaviermoyssen
January 8, 2009
thats weird, i saw them september 2009 when they came to the monterrey metal fest, and kelly did not anounced anything of the new album,but worse than that they didnt play “…and the physic saw” whiplash gave copies of the new album to the crowd!
XxSconeManxX
January 11, 2009
Regardless, YYZ is a great song.
xaviermoyssen
January 13, 2009
great ! too bad i hate rush lol!
XxSconeManxX
January 14, 2009
Recently they announced change of plans of the release date. Really not that big of a surprise. When I saw them in July at a venue in NYC, Kelly said “look for a new Atheist album in 2010!” or something near the end of the set. I’ve heard they’re going to put a cover of YYZ by Rush on the album, and I saw an abbreviated album title on wikipedia or something like that. Judging that it’s wiki though, I’m not sure of the extent of the information’s validity
xaviermoyssen
January 14, 2009
yeah, havent they announced anything from the new album????? i heard something about kelly saying he didnt wanted to fuck up atheist’s legacy, it was supposed to be out in 09 dude
XxSconeManxX
January 15, 2009
Well, Flynn is back now anyway, so I guess more Jazz based rhythm section. I’m incredibly curious as to what their new album is going to sound like.
xaviermoyssen
January 19, 2009
it is ironically true, i would never imagine patterson writing jazzy lines, everything in piece of time is fuckin brutal, no where as techinical as UP but still great, tony choy i can imagine it better but well, its better now that they got Kyle Sokol, but i love the fact that there is not much blast beats, and that the drums are jazzy, thats why everybody loves this fuckin band, every other death metal band, blast beats wouldve fucked the band up!
XxSconeManxX
January 21, 2009
It’s in the rhythm mostly, a lot of the basslines are heavily Jazz influenced despite mostly being written by Patterson, ironically enough (a lot of people tend to think that Tony Choy’s jazz trained bass style had to do with that element of the album far more than it really did). The drums parts are also very Jazz influenced, very little use of blast beats, and even some of the guitar parts, have at the least, melodic elements of Jazz to them, very unique, unconventional melodic structures.
xaviermoyssen
January 23, 2009
where is the jazzy????
gibsonrock53
January 29, 2009
One of the best Death Metal bands to every scare parents around the world!!
Gabow666
January 31, 2009
And Nocturnus.
satanblessmegadeth
February 3, 2009
@acdcislaw don’t forget suffocation and asphyx!
JasonBeckerismygod
February 5, 2009
u are 100% correct =)
nortexe
February 8, 2009
@acdcislaw damn right mutha fucka xD
plomy70
February 9, 2009
+1 acdcislaw
XxSconeManxX
February 12, 2009
That’s because it IS all over the place, and rightfully so, how can you expect a band to be called Jazzy Tech Death if it just sits around on the same beat the entire song.
acdcislaw
February 14, 2009
Death and Atheist= the best death metal bands in history
thrashinferno83
February 17, 2009
sounds good^^
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