Any In Flames Fans Here?

[Chris]

Well, glad we could help.

Colony is bad assed. I'm listening to it more and more. I took a powertab of Pallar Anders Visa and made it a ringtone on my phone.

Jester Race next? Ok.

I'd go Reroute to Remain from there. The production is ultimate, and it has front-to-back killer riffage. (Though that describes just about all of their albums).

Cloud Connected is a fucking brilliant song.

 

[eaeolian]

I'd go Reroute to Remain from there. The production is ultimate, and it has front-to-back killer riffage. (Though that describes just about all of their albums).

Cloud Connected is a fucking brilliant song.

Just goes to show how differently people hear things - RTR is muddy and indistinct to me. CC _is_ a great tune, though.

 

[Chris]

Just goes to show how differently people hear things - RTR is muddy and indistinct to me. CC _is_ a great tune, though.

Yeah, that's why music is so cool.

 

[WayneCustom7]

Who the fuck asked you guys anyway?




























JUST FUCKING KIDDING

Thanks! I'm going In Flames shopping the weekend!

 

[Metal Ken]

I dig everything up to reroute, like eaeolian. Whoracle = Badass.

 

[Sentient]

Cloud Connected is a fucking brilliant song.

Hells yeah. What he said.

My favorite In Flames album would be a toss up between Reroute to Remain and Clayman. I love both for lots of reasons.

On a side note, Pinball Map is an incredible song. I deem the pre-chorus riff to be badass, and I proclaim it to be supreme.

Burke

 

[Regor]

Pinball Map is fucking killer. So is Bullet Ride.

I have RTR. I have Colony, Clay Man, Tokyo, RTR, Soundtrack. Not caring too much for Soundtrack. I like a few songs from RTR, but they're going to a weird place with their music now, that isn't what Colony/Clay Man sounds like.

 

[Chris]

Bullet Ride

 

[Metal Ken]

All RTR + Later In flames songs are to be flexed at by Episode 666 \m/

 

[grimmchaos]

Colony is an awesome album. Embody the Invisible rips! I'm a huge fan of IF, as well as DT, Soilwork, and AE, not to mention ATG. They all are a great combination of melody plus heaviness, each with their own spin on it.