Sturm and drang was really good what r u on

Chris being the negative factor? Ugh

@@edwardgogo8066 It’s a very good album, but for Lamb of God standards it wasn’t so good. For example Embers started pretty good and then halfway through the song they had a female with a whiny voice do a very mellow and un-LOG part

hey brother, I just wanted to let you know that I disliked your comment.

See its funny I know in some ways their music has become a bit more formulaic but both of the machine produced records “ashes” and “sacrament” while being very unique and clearly very Well thought out are not my cup of tea anymore. I love as the palaces burn the same way I did when I first heard it as a teen… and ashes was the album that came out when I was in highschool… at the time I loved it but it has not aged well for me. If I never got to hear laid to rest again I wouldn’t be offended. The perfect sounding recording of that album just gets to me. It’s overuse of open breakdowns I’m not gonna say all the songs are bad there are some I still like but overall I prefer the songwriting on some of their newer records. Yelling “see who gives a fuck” over and over again during a breakdown feels badass when you’re a teen but it’s not so cool once you get older. I prefer just well written songs and catchy Melodiws and I think lamb of god have grown as songwriters since Ashes. The albums overall are less polished but they matured as songwriters I just don’t think they’re trying as hard to make a perfect record anymore if that makes sense. I never liked sacrament all that much. Ambitious and experimental for sure but I just don’t think lamb of gods sound works when they’re trying to be too experimental. Lamb of god is at their best when their riffs are fucked up sounding yet undeniably brutal. As soon as they soften their sound it just feels like what is the point of this. I would definitely rank sturm, wrath, self titled, and possibly even resolution over Ashes. Ashes just doesn’t do much for me anymore. It grew old for me whereas palaces never did.

​​​Thats your opinion bro but common consensus is that their best albums were Ashes and Sacrament. They became formulaic because they didnt know how to evolve they're style beyond that peak. They've been able to adapt but not evolve and thats why they fell off. Also production was better with Machine he knew how to make them sound bigger. If Log started mixing shredding elements to their tech style and maybe pick up influences from the underground like merging slam with new wave and continued with Machine they would'nt of fell off and wouldve set a new standard for metal.

😂😂 good joke

Chris wrote almost everything Art plays. Art wouldn't be who he is without Chris.

Agreed, it's such a disappointment they kinda started to fall off after "ashes of the wake" which isn't surprising that album is incredible from start to finish. It'd be hard for anyone to follow that up.

Jiwa LOG hilang tidak lagi sama seperti dulu dengan crish 😢

Asthma solid album for me was Wrath

you on drugs

@@greenmountaingrower4680wrath was a pretty good album tho. But I think its peak was around as the palaces burn and ashes

It's just you lol.

Chris was doing 90 percent of the band's financial and managerial shit on top of trying to write a record. You would be a little on edge if you had that weight on your shoulders.