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    Posted: February 20 2007 at 20:34
Recently, I've became a fan of Pain of Salvation, sparked by the purchase of Scarsick and settled with an even better album (the one after entropia). Getting all of their albums and even enjoying an album I slammed last year with a 2-star rating (BE). Mostly, it is because of the emotion and the amazing vocal performances of Daniel.

I consider him the "Peter Gabriel" of metal , because he puts his heart into the music.

PS: sorry, but I consider "A Perfect Equation" their weakest.
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Originally posted by Zitro Zitro wrote:

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PS: sorry, but I consider "A Perfect Equation" their weakest.
 
I assume you mean Perfect Element?
 
Funny old world innit? .. I think its their best LOL
 
 
 
 


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One Hour By The Concrete Lake is indeed a very good and overlooked album. I've never really gotten TPE myself, but from what I understand it's a bit more difficult then their other releases, so I'm still awaiting the inevitable realization of its masterpiece status or something =P
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A great singer that somehow turned 10 years old instead of 30+ (I don't know his age)... I had never seen a man drop that many years in the course of a single album...but please, Daniel hates everybody. Big%20smile     Remedy Lane is his masterpiece and if you want emotion, listen to undertow.... "let me break the things I love I want to cry", hear him singing that line and learn about a true singer, not the angry-third-grader of America....
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You like Daniels singing...well, thats like saying Homer Simpson likes beer...Hello, its Daniel f**king Gildenlöw, how can you not like his voice??? ejejej
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I love five of Pain of Salvation's albums and tolerate the sixth. Remedy Lane is my favorite and his vocal performance on that one combined with the story of that album made me instantly adore it. I'm still confused as to what happened with Scarsick, though. 
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He actually rocks
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Yes, probably my fave singer from the "modern prog" bunch.
BTW The Human Element is greatTongueWink.
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I'm not a fan of Pain Of Salvation, but i am a fan Daniel Gildenlöw, he is one of the greatest singers ever¡¡¡¡
 
BTW:I like very much his works with The Flower Kings.Thumbs%20Up
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Just wait until you fall in love with everything elseHeart
 
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I've just come back from the PoS gig in Warsaw... Not only is he awesome live, but also a wonderful person...
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And the point?

The vocals are one of the things I like the least about PoS.


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^^^
 
Agreed with Phileas.
 
The vocals sound bland and uninspired to me.
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Its my opinion that Daniel Gildenlow is possibly the best vocalist of the last 10 years, probably by a long way.

Originally posted by Ed_The_Dead Ed_The_Dead wrote:

I've just come back from the PoS gig in Warsaw... Not only is he awesome live, but also a wonderful person...


You lucky so-an'-so, wish I could see them but PoS arent coming to the UK anytime soon.
Spending more than I should on Prog since 2005

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Big%20smile my little trophy
I had all of them throw the horns for me Big%20smile
(that devil up in the the corner is Simon's painting of himself)
 
all in all, he is amazing both live and in the studio. Greatest voice around.
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Did they do the terrible Scarsick stuff, Ed? Wink

I think one of his best vocal performances is actually on Entropia.

Oh and the unbuttoned shirt look is rather disturbing... and it's not because I'm straight, it's just a weird thing.


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He messed up the lyrics TWICE in Scarsick LOL
 
them 1st time they stopped playing, left the stage and re-entered, telling us to repeat what we did one minute agoBig%20smile
 
He messed up the same line the second time, but still, they started improvising and went into the chorus.
 
No mess-up apart form those two. Disco Queen was such a killer! So was "Hallelujah" from the Shrek Soundtrack...
 
setlist almost the same as in Gothenburg.


Edited by Ed_The_Dead - February 21 2007 at 15:37
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Points: 89372 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 21 2007 at 15:59
Why are they doing Shrek Soundtrack songs?

And that just proves how trite Scarsick is! LOL
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I thought his singing was great with the Flower Kings Big%20smile

Actually, I really love Remedy Lane, and his vocals are a big part of that.  I like Scarsick, but would probably rank it last out of their albums that I have heard (never heard Entropia or One Hour..............worth getting for the casual fan or not?).  TPE is a somewhat difficult album, but I like it well enough, though I rank it next to last Smile
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