yeh im just wondering what you people thought were the good techical songs overall (bass, guitar, drums etc) mine are
1. The crusade obviousley
2.Entrance
3.Contempt Breeds
4.Tread the floods
5.Ignition
6.Detonation
7.This world cant tear us apart
8.To the rats
9.Becoming the dragon
10.Unreapent
11.Anthem
12.The Rising
13.Sadness will sear
Tell me what you think

Guess im going to sound like a broken record Crusade.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the crusade would have to be the most technical song on the album.

yeah im gona say the crusade

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how is that funny? :

yeh i ment for you guys to make a chart of all the songs hardest to easiest lol

I'm a guitarist so I'm probably edging more towards the guitar tracks cause i know jack about drums
The crusade
Unrepentant
Tread the floods
Detonation
To the rats
Ignition
Becoming the dragon
Contempt Breeds
Entrance ( I can play it, so its probably easy )
Anthem
The Rising
This world cant tear us apart
Sadness will sear

It depends on what you mean by "technical".
I'm assuming you mean lots of various time changes, complicated riffs, and fast solos. In that case, The Crusade and Becoming the Dragon. Although I have a very different opinion of what "technical" music is and Trivium doesn't nearly come close to it.

I'd class technical as a band like Necrophagist or Decapitated.
But for your question on which song is the most technical, for me it's definitely The Crusade.

QUOTE(Sirius)It depends on what you mean by "technical".
I'm assuming you mean lots of various time changes, complicated riffs, and fast solos. In that case, The Crusade and Becoming the Dragon. Although I have a very different opinion of what "technical" music is and Trivium doesn't nearly come close to it.
I think your missing the point somewhat of the thread with half your comment, look at the title of it again.

QUOTE(PAOLO)QUOTE(Sirius)It depends on what you mean by "technical".
I'm assuming you mean lots of various time changes, complicated riffs, and fast solos. In that case, The Crusade and Becoming the Dragon. Although I have a very different opinion of what "technical" music is and Trivium doesn't nearly come close to it.
I think your missing the point somewhat of the thread with half your comment, look at the title of it again.
Well, I guess, but what I meant is that he probably thought of technicality in one way, but in my opinion, a more technical example from the Crusade would be something like the chords in the chorus of Ignition and the outro acoustic bit: they are not extremely complex, but they are the most interesting to listen to. I'm not trying to say that you guys don't have any technical skills, but in comparison to composers like Chopin, those Ignition chords probably sound as close to 'technical' as the Crusade gets. I probably should have worded my post differently.