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Ok, I looked up a couple songs from each.Evanescence is depressing?
Listen to Esoteric or Shape Of Despair and say that again, I bet you won't mean it.
The Esoterics could take a lesson from this. Evanesence used a bit of subtlety and did not just name the record "Suicide" or something hyperbolic like " Piercing My Broken Heart and Drowning in My Tears" like I think Esoteric would call a record.acjhz said:Their new album, The Open Door,
acjh said:but she say that she's very happy
Ok, I looked up a couple songs from each.
Evanescense is depressing (and I mean it).
Esoteric- Granted, they have much gloomier lyrics [or maybe less, since they are so over-the-top (or should I say "under-the-bottom"?)]. They need a new singer. He literally just screams the lyrics, you can hear him going hoarse, but you can't understand 5/6 of what he says (I had to look up their lyrics). I 'd say he ruins the band.
They're way too over-the-top to be depressing. I'd say Evansensecene is more depressing. (as in effect on the listener, Esoteric sounds like they are much more depressed though)
Depressing lyrics have more impact when you can understand them.
Shape Of Despair- I can't understand a single word. At lest I could recognize Esoretic was screaming in English, but I can't tell what lanquage they're growling in. BUt they probably consider the lyrics a very distant second to "gloomy atmosphere" anyway.
I think they have done a fairly good job of evoking a Gothic (the literary genre) atmosphere, their music evokes cemetaries at midnight and vampires and such. But that's more dark then "depressing". ALthough I would say they are roughly equally depressing as Evenenesce (and much more so than Esoterics)
And so this post isn't completely off-topic...
The Esoterics could take a lesson from this. Evanesence used a bit of subtlety and did not just name the record "Suicide" or something hyperbolic like " Piercing My Broken Heart and Drowning in My Tears" like I think Esoteric would call a record.
ajchz said:^ well that's YOUR opinion!
did you already listen their new album, or you just post what you think without have a point?
Good point. From now on I'll only refer to the them collectivly.and about "her" depressing songs (first not just Amy write it, also Evanescence isn't just Amy)
Not really. A depressing song is depressing no matter what mood you're in.it depends how do you feel when you listen.
And about THEIR new album the open door isn't a reference to suicide,
actually if you can see the cover of the album you're gonna see the door open to yourself, that's an interpretation of it...
Goth I can understand. Metal? Un-uhn. Sounds like one of your regular goth, [so-called "Christian"]pop/rock bands.i honestly don't like then.
For one, the music isn't that great at all. second, i really don't like how people believe this band to be 'goth' or 'metal' or both. It furthers people's misunderstanding of both genres honestly.
In the mid and late 1990s, major record labels, particularly in the United States, began marketing hard rock acts as "gothic" or "industrial" bands. The formerly underground subcultural aesthetic of goth was incorporated into the sound and image of several popular mainstream bands, such as HIM and Marilyn Manson. The goth look became associated in the public's mind with the Hot Topic chain, the "mallgoth" aesthetic, and the Columbine school shooting, which led to the US press's subsequent vilification and scrutiny of goth culture
i could care less how their lyrics are, or even how they dress or are potrayed. In the world of musical genres, they don't classify as neither metal, goth, or even goth metal. I'd just say they are simply hard rock. If a band is called 'goth' because the lead singer/other band members are seen as stereotypically goth, then what would a band be called if there were a bunch of stereotypes with 'gangsta' lyrics or something? Lyrical content and appearance can't really define what kind of music a band is...