i'd strongly recommend you do however

you do not own a house

it is impossible in this country to own any property

my parents own their house. It's paid off

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Zkps9qKxxE

no, the government lets them pretend to own it

miss property taxes for a while and you will find out real fast who really owns it

Could you image Pillard in a three-piece suit dining with the hoi polloi eating caviar

Why does this have to turn into a debate

They also do a trilogy

because I know more than most people about this topic

With varying degrees of classical influence

The actual classical one is yet to be released and probably won't be

most people are poor because of trying to buy homes, new cars and restaurant food and meat

But the death metal one was

death/doom

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qB_-3mfZ-k

if they just lived in apartments, bought used cars off craigslist and ate lentils they would have a shitload of money

this is good music

Museum of Iscariot?

I think you'd like Virgin Black a lot

but in order of importance, home ownership is the #1 biggest waste of money

Probably the albums Sombre Romantic and Requiem - Mezzo Forte the most

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rW9_zv3nJJA

"but I'll own it!" no you won't. "But at least it's mine, I can do whatever I want to it!" No you can't, the HOAs, building codes and ordinances have you pinned down tighter than a german's puckered asshole

1. The Fragile Breath

Amorous eyes, crippling word I bring
Grief vents itself more violently
The hour of parting is at hand
Hope, your warmth failed
The famished are here, forsaken
Fleeting, fading, the fragile
Fading, the fragile
It drinks deep into the soul
Drinks deep into the soul
Fleeting, fading, the fragile
It drinks deep into my soul
Drinks deep into my soul
Drink me deep

That slow part is repeated as a motif

The slow lead bit

freedom is not what most people think freedom is

And it's expressed on piano in the outro

I'm not going to debate this it's stupid

you do not know as much as me about any of this

To show the development of the theme in a sense

Minimalized to show the process of grief

What remains after the wind blows away the stubble of autumn

That's on Requiem - Fortissimo, the death metal album

the singer needs to stop sliding his voice around

if you autotune this guy this would be great

But the same motif is on Mezzo Forte however

He's a classically trained tenor afaik

I have a good ear for this