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Post by halo19 on Mar 15, 2008 23:12:27 GMT -4
WTF is this. An untitled collection and a 36-track instrumental release now on download (a free one available), this thing gets released widely next month. I had been offline for two weeks and then I hear about this from out of nowhere. I'm definitely interested though and am glad to have another future release of interest.
EDIT: Oh, and it's released on CD the same day as the Ashes Divide album.
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Post by a Nick O! on Mar 17, 2008 1:22:48 GMT -4
WTF is this. An untitled collection and a 36-track instrumental release now on download (a free one available), this thing gets released widely next month. I had been offline for two weeks and then I hear about this from out of nowhere. I'm definitely interested though and am glad to have another future release of interest. EDIT: Oh, and it's released on CD the same day as the Ashes Divide album. I think it's just 1-9 that are free, though. (Officially.) |
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Post by halo19 on Apr 10, 2008 11:15:03 GMT -4
I have listened to the whole thing at least once around. However this was not just in one setting and was about two total days. The thing is actually fairly intriguing at times. And you don't find many double-disc albums for 13 bucks, as the list price. I think I like III the most of the volumes. Trent may not be making as accessible music these days but it makes me respect him more that he has the courage to release this stuff.
I wish Thrice could have done the same thing with The Alchemy Index: Put two volumes on one disc, especially since in their case neither one combined is even close to 80 minutes!
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Post by a Nick O! on Apr 10, 2008 23:42:15 GMT -4
My brother was at my place when he ordered it. He left me copies of the mp3 files on my hard drive. Hopefully sometime this year I'll get the chance to listen to it all.
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