Feeling Groupie

Since Bring Me the Horizon has 4 albums with anniversaries between September and November (including their debut album, Count Your Blessings , whose 15 th anniversary occurs while I am writing this, as the album was released October 30 th , 2006), I thought it would be fun to rank their albums, especially since they are one of my favorite bands.  I listened to all 6 of their studio albums again so that I wasn’t biased (I’m glad I did since my order drastically changed) and ranked them.  I also have two honorable mentions:  one that is an extended play and one that is a live album.     Honorable Mention:   Post Human:   Survival Horror (2020) Since it is not technically one of their studio albums and has been described as either an EP or a release, it cannot be officially included in the rankings.   That said, this 9-track, 32-minute release appears to be the group incorporating some metal from their earlier releases (as evident in the me...

For the second entry in the Concert Series, I make possibly the most ambitious choice I could have made:  a post discussing the most epic moments at concerts I have been to.  The reason this is so difficult is because I know there is no way that I can replicate these through writing, but I have thrown caution to the wind and decided to go for it. To set some guidelines, epic in terms of entertainment is something that is usually large-scale or over the top, and an epic song is generally considered one that is either a massive large-scale song or a long song (often both).   I did not thing that this was fair to smaller artists, who generally cannot make a large-scale production, or artists of genres where long songs are not common.   As such, I also included moments that resulted in the same kind of feeling I get from these to account for artists who wouldn’t be considered otherwise.   I also considered unique or insane events for my rankings.   Honora...