The Ricky
12-14-2006, 06:20 AM
And the album sounded so familiar. I could've sworn I heard it somewhere before, but where was it? Oh yeah, I think there was something released back in 1986 called "Master of Puppets" that had this same exact sound! Seriously, after enduring the 70 minutes of hell, better known as Trivium's "The Crusade," I wanted to find Matt Heafy, and reinact the death of Dimebag Darrell on someone who actually deserves it.
You listen to the music on here, and it'll feel like you're listening to a bad Metallica cover band. The worst part is, this is "original" material by Trivium. Matt Heafy went from a cookie cutter Metalcore singer, to a James Hetfield impersonator, and is considered "a metal god" for doing so. I listened to this one song on here, and it's the same guitar riffs from Master of Puppets, the same drums, the same vocals, and they even put the same type of chant along from Master of Puppets on here. I saw a quote that said, "When Trivium heard they were the new Metallica, they took it too seriously."
But when I heard the album, I was lucky, because I had a spoon in my hand, and I shoved it up my ass. You may be wondering "why?". To distract myself from the pain, because if I'm gonna hurt that much, I'm gonna do it to myself. Oprah calls that empowerment.
You listen to the music on here, and it'll feel like you're listening to a bad Metallica cover band. The worst part is, this is "original" material by Trivium. Matt Heafy went from a cookie cutter Metalcore singer, to a James Hetfield impersonator, and is considered "a metal god" for doing so. I listened to this one song on here, and it's the same guitar riffs from Master of Puppets, the same drums, the same vocals, and they even put the same type of chant along from Master of Puppets on here. I saw a quote that said, "When Trivium heard they were the new Metallica, they took it too seriously."
But when I heard the album, I was lucky, because I had a spoon in my hand, and I shoved it up my ass. You may be wondering "why?". To distract myself from the pain, because if I'm gonna hurt that much, I'm gonna do it to myself. Oprah calls that empowerment.