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Topic ClosedThe Pax Cecilia vs. Grayceon
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Points: 166178 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 20 2007 at 19:24
Grayceon.
 
Enjoyed it more overall.
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^ What he said.
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The Pax for sure. Particularly the vocal and piano work was something Grayceon lacked. Plus the album has a more complete roundness to it. Much longer too.
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I like both bands alot, but Grayceon appeals to me a bit more. I also feel that Grayceon's album is more substantial as a whole. (I'm not sure how to feel about the new stuff Grayceon's working on, the almost "Punk" inspired sound is starting to worry me) They've both only released one progressive album so i feel wrong voting on either one.

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Neither of the albums impressed me too much, but overall I like the Pax cecilia. Unlike Grayceon, who's music consists of LONG guitar/Cello/Piano jams, Blessed are the bonds was diverse, hardcore, post metal, soft piano rock, ambience. I cantsay I like how the album was structured (clumping each genre together), but at least it wasnt as linear as Grayceon.

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Originally posted by schizoid_man77 schizoid_man77 wrote:

Neither of the albums impressed me too much, but overall I like the Pax cecilia. Unlike Grayceon, who's music consists of LONG guitar/Cello/Piano jams, Blessed are the bonds was diverse, hardcore, post metal, soft piano rock, ambience. I cantsay I like how the album was structured (clumping each genre together), but at least it wasnt as linear as Grayceon.

Godd bands, the both of them.
 
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