Classical Pianist Opeth When Reaction

Classical Pianist Opeth When Reaction
Today I will be reacting to Opeth When. I know that a lot of you guys love Opeth and some of you have rec recommended Opeth When. Also, Opeth When acoustic parts give a change in the mood every minute leaving you with a taste of wanting more.
Opeth When lyrics can be found online or even here on youtube if you want to read while you listen to the track. Also, this is not an Opeth When, only a recorded mastered track.
Opeth My Arms Your Hearse Album April Ethereal Enjoy!
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[@natesnotes101]

One of the greatest Opeth songs, btw.

[@anthonyh1067]

Very true! 🤘🤘

[@Marco-jq6qc]

"And I cried" even 20+ years later I still sometimes do hearing this song. That whole final section with the clean vocals made me fall in love with Opeth and still blows me away to this day

[@drioslegacy]

The older albums are my most favorite ones. I love all Opeth… but when they were metal it just resonated with me on a deep spiritual level, encapsulating a an entire era of my life, and even now being able to bring me back to moments then when I would just close my eyes and visualize whatever the music made me feel. Those thoughts stay with me forever. This music is amazing and I am glad you are experiencing it.

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Thank you I am having a blast!

[@floridabelle]

This album gets better, and better for me the more I hear it. Definitely!!!

[@deminybs]

😘🔥

[@PJAlphaMusic]

It’s a gem!

[@RiffMajestic]

That transition at 1:46 and the growl, the riff that follows...awesome! Peter's best solo while in Opeth at 3:03. Another epic outro at 9:16 love it.

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Good catch!

[@The13thblade]

My first Opeth song. Music experience...soared.

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Awesome!

[@w012thless]

If i had to pick a fave Opeth song this would probably be it

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Why?

[@jirikrajnak9047]

12:45 shots fired!

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Lol!

[@valeskavergaravargas-fe4vt]

I love this song 🔥

[@PJAlphaMusic]

🔥🔥🔥

[@kilimandzsaro7293]

hint: when you do Madrigal (next song), do The Amen Corner as well, just like you did with Prologue/April Ethereal. Madrigal is just a short intermezzo before Amen Corner

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Thanks!

[@user-ku7wx3ue1i]

My favorite album

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Its Awesome!

[@Silkki6]

Yeah, the older albums are definitely really frigging good (and better than the newer ones, at least in my opinion). It's good to see that you agree! 🙂 Can't wait the day that you react to the song Twilight is My Robe, another older Opeth gem

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Why people do not like Orchid then?

[@Silkki6]

​@@PJAlphaMusic If I remember correctly, they tend to say that it is raw, unfinished and of low production quality. There's some truth to these claims since in the later albums the production quality is better, Lars (sorry had to do that, that is his REAL name after all 🙃) has continued to upgrade his fabulous voice to even more fabulous, the musical direction shifts and "evolves" a little bit etc., BUT at the same time it precisely is all this rawness, grittiness, the black metal influence, the basement-played-(and -recorded) metal and the obvious talent and (future) potential that these guys have and had back then that make it so special for me. So basically it is all the same, but different, love than what the newer, more polished albums get from me. By the way, I checked out some of your earlier content in your channel and it was definitely interesting stuff! This might be a hit or a miss, but usually my friends and people who are interested in these topics might find the works of Dr. Andrew Huberman (HubermanLab Podcast) interesting if you haven't heard about him already. It is not directly related to the stuff that you go through, but some of the stuff that he goes through has a connection, for example dopamine motivation. I highly, highly recommend checking him out, he's a top-tier academic

[@ProspectorAl]

This album is one of my three favorites of theirs.

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Yep agree

[@The13thblade]

Honestly. Love your reactions. You know, you tell, you are on it.

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Love Opeth!

[@FabioLovaglio]

That line you said it was "weird" I found it to be a gem of rare beauty, chords in there are Am7add13, Em9, C#m9, Cmadd9 really original stuff!

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Exactly, I would love to know the reason behind it that kind of chords progression.

[@FabioLovaglio]

@@PJAlphaMusic Well, I think Mikeal in that period liked these chord progressions full of minor chords, it's a very black metal thing, they creates a very dark atmosphere especially when they're a semitone apart like the last two chords of this particular case. Because they're uncommon, the melodies that fit those chord progressions really strikes and surprise the listener like it did to me and I could see it happened to you too (that's the real beauty of the reaction videos btw). But those chord progressions wouldn't sound as cool as they do if they weren't voiced so cleverly as well with pedal tones and chromatic motions.

[@billyboostah6308]

It is a really good album, no doubt! The thing that brings the older albums down a little bit for me is the production, but that is more true for Morningrise and especially Orchid! This one has pretty good production, not as good as later albums but still better than okay! :)

[@PJAlphaMusic]

I am liking this better that the others so far!

[@markblaauw4961]

Heavy, epic and a bit littery.

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Agree!

[@Liferevisited1]

You may react to orchid album of Opeth. The album has black metal influences and melodic vibe. Something experimental journey of em, must definitely check it out🤟

[@PJAlphaMusic]

That will be the next Album that I will be reacting to!

[@natesnotes101]

I added another new riff on the piano on my channel if you're interested

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Do you have your own channel?

[@natesnotes101]

Yes indeed. I've been planning on a reaction channel for a year now, but currently only have me on a piano

[@natesnotes101]

I make up song ideas in their rough draft form basically. I can't read music

[@natesnotes101]

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[@TysonGiffordME]

I don't love the song, but the part you said was weird that caught your attention is probably my favorite guitar part in any song... The interplay between the lead and the acoustic rhythm line... I don't know, it just hits

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Time stamp?

[@TysonGiffordME]

@@PJAlphaMusic on your video, the acoustic part starts around 3:40, the lead comes in soon after, and the lead transitions to a heavier part

[@vaal2604]

Hay un detalle que es como un besito en la frente para los que se fijan y le da más sentido al álbum como álbum conceptual , si te fijas en las letras al final de todas las canciones la última palabra es el nombre de la siguiente canción que va a sonar , por ejemplo en esta es karma y sigue karma

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Es basicamente un album programmatico.

[@FernandaPereira-ow3jo]

🖤❤️‍🔥

[@PJAlphaMusic]

Lets go!