I listen to Neurosis,Tool,and Isis very much. I love all three bands. They all have something pure about them. But Neurosis takes it by miles. Nothing surpasses their workmanship and pure emoting while playing.
When people speak about this album, and in reviews I've read, they mention "The Tide", "Stones from Sky" and "A Sun that never sets." All great songs but... did they not hear this crushing classic? By far the most moving and interesting chord changes on the album. Combined with an all-time vocal from Scott Kelly, this easily makes my top 5 Neurosis songs.
@malonemuert I actually wrote a 5 page essay in college about how From The Hill is our generations Stairway to Heaven that no body knows about. This song has burned itself into my heart and will stay there till I die.
seeing on august 16th in Houston. I was a late bloomer for Neurosis, not even being aware of them until 2007 (my freshman year of undergrad). I was on a road trip to Orlando from Austin, tx to see between the buried and me, opeth, and dream theater. The driver of our Astro van was my friend's older brother who listened to a vast assortment of metal. We listened to all genres on the way but every time I heard a song that stuck out I would ask what the band was and would write it down. By the end of the trip I had written down about 8 different tracks from Neurosis. I listened to their entire discography when I arrived home, including the newly released given to the rising. Every song I heard was better or equal to the last. Since then I have considered them by far my favorite band, even life changing. I have been fortunate enough to see them twice already, with a third time in 1 month, and can tell you they are even better live. It is truly a spiritual experience for me. I love this band.
I saw BTBAM, Opeth and Dream Theatre on that tour at Hard Rock Orlando. The Dream Theatre visual show was one of the best I've ever seen. I've listened to them since '93 and wept. Opeth held their own as well. I got there during BTBAMs last song.
it's my favorite track off this album - it touches me in so many ways... the riffs, the whole atmosphere... and THOSE VOCALS!! Scott did really great job here, one of his best performances ever
Froooooommmm...the...Hiiiiilllllll. God how we disappear into it all. How we forget our true nature. How we turn and turn like rocks in a tumbler when we're from dirt. The mountains, the rivers, seabeds and sky......made glossy and smooth edges with time. Some days I'd rather be sharp, making everything bleed along the way. Noone feels anymore.
From the hill - I've been watching - stealing the light. In my dreams I touch animal blood rich earth swallow it down deep into my soul. It feeds her war and raises my true nature. When I awake I am whole. All the gods are screaming. My feet of clay lead me on through the void and far beyond to demonstrate my will and path, to embrace the wolf in her glory. All hail her and wash this time in blood. The horizon will burn, rise in fire and return to us.
@LifevsMusic Neurosis brings me to the ground every time I listen to them. Nothing at all...no matter what it is even compares to this. That's just me.
grimmest band imagineable, un-fucking-believable possibly one of the greatest if not THE greatest band ever amazingly heavy,grim, and nothing but intense
First time I saw Neurosis was in Guadalupe, AZ, in a shitty hall, 1989. Hippycore put it on. Next time I saw Neurosis was in someone's house in Tempe, AZ, in 1990. Last time I saw Neurosis was in Tucson, AZ in an actual venue in 1992 (I believe). Lol. One of best hardcore/punk/metal bands of all time.
I'm one of those people who find happy(mind-numbing meaningless) party music very irritating.. and i like sad depressing music like neurosis.. am seeing neurosis live on new years eve... \m/ \m/
I have recently practiced screaming this song. I have the rough tone in my voice for it, but it's just so painful to do. I can only go through it twice before my throat really starts to burn. How they have been doing it for almost 25 years is simply insane.
Agreed -. I think TSIB and TOG are basically untouchable and timeless in terms of this genre, They get the ebb and flow perfectly in terms of tracks and the album as a whole. Personally I think even the best Isis records will age badly and quite quickly.
I hate when people only hear the screaming, it is merely the vessel through which the emotion is carried, not just "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!" so open your mind, or shut your mouth
@vdwaynev I don't know, but I don't find most of neurosis music depressing at all... maybe it's only me, but their music is more uplifting in the sense of some spiritual way... but that record with Jarboe - now that's some black, depressing trip!
Yeah I get a very Cormac McCarthy-esque feel from this song, Crawl Back In, and nearly every song on Given to the Rising (except Origin, which is nevertheless one of the best songs on that album).
@tcbshaded39 If it hurts, you're doing it wrong. Singing never hurts when done correctly and it is possible to sing like that without hurting your throat.
I think Neurosis influenced a lot of "Post-Metal" bands. Some would call them ripoffs, but I think it's great that a band can be so influential as to spawn a whole new genre of music completely on accident.
@LifevsMusic While I respect your opinion, there's no way that a band that released there first record in 2007 and their last in 2009 and aren't even the best progressive/post metal band to have come out of the UK, let alone the world can seriously be touted as being 'better' than a band who were making records 18 years before them and are largely responsible for creating the whole post metal subgenre. Fall of Efrafa were ok in sub- Cult of Luna kind of way, but more atmospheric than Neurosis?!
This song always makes me think of the part in the movie "The Patriot" when Mel Gibson is looking out at a battle through the window of the big mansion
@LifevsMusic i respectfully disagree. i like fall of efrafa, but they take an attempt for musical vulture and contemplative ideas which seem, in the end, integrated for structural purposes. to fix their stuff more exciting and likeable, although its pure. neurosis manage to leave an emotional purity in their songs which is absolutely unique. fall of efrafa are, as artists, not capable to provide this purity neurosis offers.
You know the Singer (Scott Kelly) did guest vocals on idk pretty much every Mastodon Album right? maybe you get it wrong and it's just him you are hearing on those mastodon song's ;)
@elgreco18 i didnt really understand anything. :D:D but i can imagine what you want to say. yeah, i think neurosis in fact are 'better' musicians, and their songwriting is more 'complex', but as i listen to hardcore eversince im into music aside the radio, 'simple' music fits me better. thats just my taste... i can understand why people enjoy neurosis anyway. ;)
@DrRepper well, i didnt exactly say, and also didnt mean, that fall of efrafa are actually better. they just did a better job to my ears. :P now, i know, thats shit. :'D point is, that bands are actually never better than another. they may be richer, or more succesful, or techincally more skilled, but music in fact can never be better, or worse. ;) its just, that when i listen to FoE i get chilled every time. neurosis never woke emotions in me, not even close to do so. but thats subjective...
Yes, I could not agree more on the vocals for Isis - The generic death grunts totally ruin the vibe (and the singing makes them sound like bad Tool),..I don’t have an issue with music that’s easy to listen to and Isis did manage some good riffs and ideas here and there but Neurosis operate at a instinctively creative level that few bands (especially “heavy” ones) are capable of and move them to a place that’s more than just “arty Metal”. Just consider yourself lucky to be aware of it!
I don't know if they're idiots but I always find Isis is way too clinical for my taste and a bit too "metal" where Neurosis has more passion and mixes a lot of genres in an interesting way.
Neurosis is a band you do not listen to. If you're just listening you will never come close to getting it. Humans are afraid of facing all their pain, that endless deep well of ache within them. All their inner darkness that keeps them unconscious and blind. Afraid of facing all the lies of their thoughts. Neurosis is strictly a band that you must 'Surrender" to. You must fully surrender to the music. And purge purge purge, and purge some more. The ego-thinking mind is afraid of surrendering. As everything in the mind is a total lie. The Prison of the Mind. Do not fall into the trap of trying to understand Neurosis with your mind. Because you will never be able to understand them with your thinking mind. As thoughts can only operate in duality, and duality is total illusion in reality... Eye feel that Neurosis' album " A Sun that Never Sets" is the perfect starter album for someone new to Neurosis to experiment this with. Followed by their albums the eye of every storm and Times of Grace , to anyone new. Then later get into their heavier albums, as every Neurosis album is different. Neurosis has the ability to totally transform your ideas of what you believe music is. The real magical art of music. And Neurosis can broaden your horizons of creativity that you never knew existed. That are all far beyond words, and far beyond any concepts and far beyond any ideologies of the mind. Listen to Neurosis' entire discography over the next 3 to 6 months, alone, and fully let go, and fully surrender to it. Mold yourself into their music and let it seep into you deeply... honestly. Like when you see drops on a window on a rainy day, as the drops accumulate and mesh together and fall slowly, allow their music to fall slowly into you the same way. And more and more deeper, and don't let your thoughts get in the way. Do not think. The more pain you experience by surrendering to their music, the more healing you will receive with the many hidden teachings in the music, and "allow" it to flow through you. Because the immense beauty of the high consciousness of this band is far deeper than mere words, as lyrics are merely at the surface of images, and this magical band of beauty is far beyond any "images" . Truth is ALWAYS Paradoxical ;-) Raze The Stray ... Raze The Stray ... Raze The Stray !!! Someone in another video said that they finally understood Neurosis by smoking some Hash. I did this years and years ago accompanied by 6 beers + Hash. LOL. Neurosis + Hash can break down anyone to the core. Honey oil hash with Neurosis is only for the bravest of the brave. It's definitely not at the powerful depths of Ayahuasca, but it's strong. Step by step by step by step, as we face all the lies of our thoughts. Add some good hash and Neurosis can totally deconstruct and dismantle you nicely. The only cures for pain is hidden perfectly deep within the pain (while everyone else in society avoids it). This is something they will never teach you in any school, or in any church. Nothing is more liberating than fully facing all your darkness deep within that is far beyond the mind of thoughts. The only path to the light is by fully facing all the emptiness and darkness within. Infinite teachings of bliss and beauty far beyond any words : -)
Robert Demeter That was very nicely written. Was a pleasure to read. You nailed it. Neurosis are on another level. Their music consumes you like an Ocean if you let it! I heard TSIB and EOS a long time ago and enjoyed both a lot. I also listened to this album though not as intently as I have in the last 6 months. Glad I re-discovered this band because everything you wrote is true. After listening to this from a place of oneness and wisdom and surrendering to the music as you said I found their music to be like an ayahuasca trip. It brought up deep seated pain and made me feel quite uncomfortable at first but as with an aya trip, After purging and purging and purging you find a sense of balance within that is indescribable. You feel the Sun That Never Sets burning within! Both the light aspect and the dark aspect one in a totally harmonious Infinity. This album in particular but all the albums I've given the time and energy will remain ingrained into my consciousness forever. I am very grateful.
Te vagy az ürülék meg az egész családod, közöd nincs az igazi zenéhez,művészethez! Te meg jössz a világháló sötét mocskábol,inkáb bódi gusztit meg hasonlo okádékokat halgass ez a te világod!
Yes, Neurosis are a fantastic band, but everything else you wrote is absolute BS! a little patience and not such a narrow mind and you may realise Isis create nothing but masterpieces
no offense and i know everybody here will troll around, or call me a troll, but in my opinion fall of efrafa did much, much better job than neurosis... they found a better way to combine all those genres like hardcore, post rock, black metal, all that shit... fall of efrafa did it better than neurosis. its my view... they just had more atmosphere in their songs. more emotion. though neurosis had a better feeling for names. i mean most guys cant even pronounce fall of efrafa. :'D
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I listen to Neurosis,Tool,and Isis very much. I love all three bands. They all have something pure about them.
But Neurosis takes it by miles.
Nothing surpasses their workmanship and pure emoting while playing.
When people speak about this album, and in reviews I've read, they mention "The Tide", "Stones from Sky" and "A Sun that never sets." All great songs but... did they not hear this crushing classic? By far the most moving and interesting chord changes on the album. Combined with an all-time vocal from Scott Kelly, this easily makes my top 5 Neurosis songs.
@malonemuert I actually wrote a 5 page essay in college about how From The Hill is our generations Stairway to Heaven that no body knows about. This song has burned itself into my heart and will stay there till I die.
seeing on august 16th in Houston. I was a late bloomer for Neurosis, not even being aware of them until 2007 (my freshman year of undergrad). I was on a road trip to Orlando from Austin, tx to see between the buried and me, opeth, and dream theater. The driver of our Astro van was my friend's older brother who listened to a vast assortment of metal. We listened to all genres on the way but every time I heard a song that stuck out I would ask what the band was and would write it down. By the end of the trip I had written down about 8 different tracks from Neurosis. I listened to their entire discography when I arrived home, including the newly released given to the rising. Every song I heard was better or equal to the last. Since then I have considered them by far my favorite band, even life changing. I have been fortunate enough to see them twice already, with a third time in 1 month, and can tell you they are even better live. It is truly a spiritual experience for me. I love this band.
kevin pfister you think you're a late bloomer? I just heard them the first time last week. Feels like i've been missing out on something
I just became a late bloomer...5 years after you.
I saw BTBAM, Opeth and Dream Theatre on that tour at Hard Rock Orlando. The Dream Theatre visual show was one of the best I've ever seen. I've listened to them since '93 and wept. Opeth held their own as well. I got there during BTBAMs last song.
Spiritual metal. Although there really is no way to accurately describe the greatness of this band, it is definitely transcendental
Still my favorite album.... and this song. It resonates with my soul.
Oh man I love it when the bagpipes kick in. Makes the song so much darker and surreal.
All their songs are effing awesome.
it's my favorite track off this album - it touches me in so many ways... the riffs, the whole atmosphere... and THOSE VOCALS!! Scott did really great job here, one of his best performances ever
Just started listening to this band. So far, every song blew me away.
Froooooommmm...the...Hiiiiilllllll.
God how we disappear into it all. How we forget our true nature. How we turn and turn like rocks in a tumbler when we're from dirt. The mountains, the rivers, seabeds and sky......made glossy and smooth edges with time.
Some days I'd rather be sharp, making everything bleed along the way. Noone feels anymore.
IT WONT GO LOUD ENOUGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Veni Vidi Vici and destroyed everything. Gave us the keys and we wrecked it. All of it.
..this song seems like an epic dream, like timeless knowledge, master and servant of time..neurosis=humanity
greensubmarine1981 this legit is an excellent comment
Never get tired of them, shame i'll probably never see them live.
Seems like the soundtrack of the apocalypse. This one is immense.
6:56 is the deepest, most authentic scream i have ever heard.
i agree. realest band out there. by far.
From the hill - I've been watching - stealing the light.
In my dreams I touch animal blood rich earth swallow it down deep into my soul.
It feeds her war and raises my true nature. When I awake I am whole.
All the gods are screaming.
My feet of clay lead me on through the void and far beyond
to demonstrate my will and path, to embrace the wolf in her glory.
All hail her and wash this time in blood.
The horizon will burn, rise in fire and return to us.
RISE IN FIRE AND RETURN TO US!
that last scream is EPIC!
best band ever
@LifevsMusic Neurosis brings me to the ground every time I listen to them. Nothing at all...no matter what it is even compares to this. That's just me.
grimmest band imagineable,
un-fucking-believable
possibly one of the greatest if not THE greatest band ever
amazingly heavy,grim, and nothing but intense
my favourite song by far, gotta love music that connects with you
Primal, warlike emotions I get from this song. All hail her...helen of troy...I would fight for her recognition, for her grace
First time I saw Neurosis was in Guadalupe, AZ, in a shitty hall, 1989. Hippycore put it on. Next time I saw Neurosis was in someone's house in Tempe, AZ, in 1990. Last time I saw Neurosis was in Tucson, AZ in an actual venue in 1992 (I believe). Lol. One of best hardcore/punk/metal bands of all time.
You said it man I whole heartedly agree with you,started listening to these guys 8yrs ago and they still blow me away!!
Scott Kelly's voice is so fucking intense. I feels like my head is about to fuckin explode.
they should do dvd with videos for all of their albums! I'd love to see one for The Eye of Every Storm!
I'm one of those people who find happy(mind-numbing meaningless) party music very irritating.. and i like sad depressing music like neurosis.. am seeing neurosis live on new years eve... \m/ \m/
I have recently practiced screaming this song. I have the rough tone in my voice for it, but it's just so painful to do. I can only go through it twice before my throat really starts to burn. How they have been doing it for almost 25 years is simply insane.
Chills from atmosphere
Agreed -. I think TSIB and TOG are basically untouchable and timeless in terms of this genre, They get the ebb and flow perfectly in terms of tracks and the album as a whole. Personally I think even the best Isis records will age badly and quite quickly.
I hate when people only hear the screaming, it is merely the vessel through which the emotion is carried, not just "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!" so open your mind, or shut your mouth
One of my best DVDs THX epic philosophy I think :-)
I fucking bless the day I heard Neurosis for the first time... IS FUCKING BRUTAL!!!
Totally awesome, so intense \m/. I like.
Majestic!
Isis is just riffs and atmosphere (fine but) Neurosis is heart and soul.
@vdwaynev I don't know, but I don't find most of neurosis music depressing at all... maybe it's only me, but their music is more uplifting in the sense of some spiritual way... but that record with Jarboe - now that's some black, depressing trip!
jesus christ thats fuckin heavy
My nightmare is being in a band on a bill where you had to follow this.
Not if you were G.W.A.R. which I was privileged to witness. Seattle @ the oz 94ish
Not trying to brag.
#epic #R.I.P. BROCKIE
Neurosis is always last, no worries lol
@JamieKeatley
Scott Kelly sings on multiple mastodon songs and Neurosis is an obvious influence
Yeah I get a very Cormac McCarthy-esque feel from this song, Crawl Back In, and nearly every song on Given to the Rising (except Origin, which is nevertheless one of the best songs on that album).
@tcbshaded39 If it hurts, you're doing it wrong. Singing never hurts when done correctly and it is possible to sing like that without hurting your throat.
I think Neurosis influenced a lot of "Post-Metal" bands. Some would call them ripoffs, but I think it's great that a band can be so influential as to spawn a whole new genre of music completely on accident.
I'm only 5 and I like this.
Please upload in a higher quality. It's a shame that people should have to experience Neurosis at 240p. So much of the depth of this song is missing.
@LifevsMusic
While I respect your opinion, there's no way that a band that released there first record in 2007 and their last in 2009 and aren't even the best progressive/post metal band to have come out of the UK, let alone the world can seriously be touted as being 'better' than a band who were making records 18 years before them and are largely responsible for creating the whole post metal subgenre. Fall of Efrafa were ok in sub- Cult of Luna kind of way, but more atmospheric than Neurosis?!
Fucking Epic.
This song always makes me think of the part in the movie "The Patriot" when Mel Gibson is looking out at a battle through the window of the big mansion
epic
@LifevsMusic
i respectfully disagree. i like fall of efrafa, but they take an attempt for musical vulture and contemplative ideas which seem, in the end, integrated for structural purposes. to fix their stuff more exciting and likeable, although its pure. neurosis manage to leave an emotional purity in their songs which is absolutely unique. fall of efrafa are, as artists, not capable to provide this purity neurosis offers.
These lyrics look like they're from the Cormac McCarthy novel The Crossing
if anything, Tool sounds a bit like Neurosis. Tool wasn't even around when Neurosis formed.
just saw them at atp fest. curated by godspeed fuckin amazing
@tcbshaded39 jep, you say it. thats the whole point. everyone has his own favourite bands. :)
@BlackMetalRaven45 HAHAHAHA man, I love neurosis, they have great and deep lyrics, but this is SOO funny!
And Isis too!
You know the Singer (Scott Kelly) did guest vocals on idk pretty much every Mastodon Album right? maybe you get it wrong and it's just him you are hearing on those mastodon song's ;)
@elgreco18 i didnt really understand anything. :D:D
but i can imagine what you want to say.
yeah, i think neurosis in fact are 'better' musicians, and their songwriting is more 'complex', but as i listen to hardcore eversince im into music aside the radio, 'simple' music fits me better. thats just my taste...
i can understand why people enjoy neurosis anyway. ;)
@oplopanux I would kill to see them
@DrRepper well, i didnt exactly say, and also didnt mean, that fall of efrafa are actually better. they just did a better job to my ears. :P
now, i know, thats shit. :'D
point is, that bands are actually never better than another. they may be richer, or more succesful, or techincally more skilled, but music in fact can never be better, or worse. ;)
its just, that when i listen to FoE i get chilled every time.
neurosis never woke emotions in me, not even close to do so.
but thats subjective...
Yes, I could not agree more on the vocals for Isis - The generic death grunts totally ruin the vibe (and the singing makes them sound like bad Tool),..I don’t have an issue with music that’s easy to listen to and Isis did manage some good riffs and ideas here and there but Neurosis operate at a instinctively creative level that few bands (especially “heavy” ones) are capable of and move them to a place that’s more than just “arty Metal”. Just consider yourself lucky to be aware of it!
Hahaha you sir, made me laugh...
I don't know if they're idiots but I always find Isis is way too clinical for my taste and a bit too "metal" where Neurosis has more passion and mixes a lot of genres in an interesting way.
Do you guys know what they're singing about?
fire and sun. haha
Neurosis is a band you do not listen to. If you're just listening you will never come close to getting it. Humans are afraid of facing all their pain, that endless deep well of ache within them. All their inner darkness that keeps them unconscious and blind. Afraid of facing all the lies of their thoughts. Neurosis is strictly a band that you must 'Surrender" to. You must fully surrender to the music. And purge purge purge, and purge some more. The ego-thinking mind is afraid of surrendering. As everything in the mind is a total lie. The Prison of the Mind.
Do not fall into the trap of trying to understand Neurosis with your mind. Because you will never be able to understand them with your thinking mind. As thoughts can only operate in duality, and duality is total illusion in reality... Eye feel that Neurosis' album " A Sun that Never Sets" is the perfect starter album for someone new to Neurosis to experiment this with. Followed by their albums the eye of every storm and Times of Grace , to anyone new. Then later get into their heavier albums, as every Neurosis album is different.
Neurosis has the ability to totally transform your ideas of what you believe music is. The real magical art of music. And Neurosis can broaden your horizons of creativity that you never knew existed. That are all far beyond words, and far beyond any concepts and far beyond any ideologies of the mind.
Listen to Neurosis' entire discography over the next 3 to 6 months, alone, and fully let go, and fully surrender to it. Mold yourself into their music and let it seep into you deeply... honestly. Like when you see drops on a window on a rainy day, as the drops accumulate and mesh together and fall slowly, allow their music to fall slowly into you the same way. And more and more deeper, and don't let your thoughts get in the way. Do not think.
The more pain you experience by surrendering to their music, the more healing you will receive with the many hidden teachings in the music, and "allow" it to flow through you. Because the immense beauty of the high consciousness of this band is far deeper than mere words, as lyrics are merely at the surface of images, and this magical band of beauty is far beyond any "images" .
Truth is ALWAYS Paradoxical ;-)
Raze The Stray ... Raze The Stray ... Raze The Stray !!!
Someone in another video said that they finally understood Neurosis by smoking some Hash. I did this years and years ago accompanied by 6 beers + Hash. LOL. Neurosis + Hash can break down anyone to the core. Honey oil hash with Neurosis is only for the bravest of the brave. It's definitely not at the powerful depths of Ayahuasca, but it's strong. Step by step by step by step, as we face all the lies of our thoughts. Add some good hash and Neurosis can totally deconstruct and dismantle you nicely. The only cures for pain is hidden perfectly deep within the pain (while everyone else in society avoids it). This is something they will never teach you in any school, or in any church. Nothing is more liberating than fully facing all your darkness deep within that is far beyond the mind of thoughts. The only path to the light is by fully facing all the emptiness and darkness within. Infinite teachings of bliss and beauty far beyond any words : -)
Robert Demeter That was very nicely written. Was a pleasure to read. You nailed it. Neurosis are on another level. Their music consumes you like an Ocean if you let it! I heard TSIB and EOS a long time ago and enjoyed both a lot. I also listened to this album though not as intently as I have in the last 6 months. Glad I re-discovered this band because everything you wrote is true. After listening to this from a place of oneness and wisdom and surrendering to the music as you said I found their music to be like an ayahuasca trip. It brought up deep seated pain and made me feel quite uncomfortable at first but as with an aya trip, After purging and purging and purging you find a sense of balance within that is indescribable. You feel the Sun That Never Sets burning within! Both the light aspect and the dark aspect one in a totally harmonious Infinity. This album in particular but all the albums I've given the time and energy will remain ingrained into my consciousness forever. I am very grateful.
@@robertdemeter5793anyone know what they're singing about
I wish the video quality wasn't shit.
jesus fucking christ . intense
@tcbshaded39 diaghphramatic breathing. ;)
Mmmbop
Neurosis...no need to write anything else
Why the fuck is there a link to a nickelback video on this page
Aaaaallllllll haaaaaaaaail heerrrrrrrrrr
So viceral
lmao
ez egy fos
Te vagy az ürülék meg az egész családod, közöd nincs az igazi zenéhez,művészethez! Te meg jössz a világháló sötét mocskábol,inkáb bódi gusztit meg hasonlo okádékokat halgass ez a te világod!
ha yeah mastodon worships neurosis....they've been around since the 80s....
Ok, that one I don't know. xD
@40mbe jep, thats what i say. ;)
and nurosis doesnt to me. but FoE does. :)
everybodys got another tast. ;)
they sound a lil like tool...cept for the vocals
Yes, Neurosis are a fantastic band, but everything else you wrote is absolute BS! a little patience and not such a narrow mind and you may realise Isis create nothing but masterpieces
horrible quality for such a great band..
you're right but it was 2007 bro don't know if it could've been much better
Idiotic spelling correction time!!!...Emotion*
Ughh...*facepalm*
no offense and i know everybody here will troll around, or call me a troll, but in my opinion fall of efrafa did much, much better job than neurosis...
they found a better way to combine all those genres like hardcore, post rock, black metal, all that shit... fall of efrafa did it better than neurosis. its my view... they just had more atmosphere in their songs. more emotion.
though neurosis had a better feeling for names. i mean most guys cant even pronounce fall of efrafa. :'D