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Offline BlobVanDam

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Re: Is JP's solo album put on ice?
« Reply #35 on: March 02, 2014, 06:14:57 AM »
DT12 is not that diverse an album imo, regardless of what genre it's labeled as.
Agreed, although the album has grown on me recently. What I liked about ADTOE is that there are songs of varying lengths and styles - you have a few short ballads (FAI, BTS), some punchier songs (BMUBMD, LNF) and epics that are proggy yet not overlong (BAI, Outcry). On DT12 it feels like they tried to stick a bit of everything (metal, prog, ballady moments) into each song and keep them at a similar length, and that makes the album feel a tad samey.

ADTOE is definitely the most varied of the RR era albums imo, and that's one thing I really like about that album. Each song has a clear approach that makes each song stand out.
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Re: Is JP's solo album put on ice?
« Reply #36 on: March 02, 2014, 08:49:46 AM »
I think DT have limited themselves to a small prog metal window now, so there's a lot more ground he could potentially cover in a solo album.

There's no small windows when you talk about prog metal.. That's one of the main essences of the genre: not to be "small", or limited, predictable, simple and plain (like the LT's girl's hair :lol)..

That is such a prog fan answer. :lol
DT12 is not that diverse an album imo, regardless of what genre it's labeled as.
Yeah, gotta admit, I lol'd.