The Road Less Traveled (Six Feet Deep album) The Road Less Traveled (Six Feet Deep album) The Road Less Traveled is the second album by the Christian metal and Hardcore band, Six Feet Deep. Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic writes: ""The Road Less Traveled" has a handful of heavy, crunching riffs and a powerful, post-grunge velocity that occasionally makes Six Feet Deep a visceral rush, but the group has a problem with coming up with memorable hooks and melodies, which ultimately sinks the album" WordPress writes:""The Road Less Traveled" proved that Six Feet Deep wasn’t just a one-trick post-thrash / hardcore pony, and can mature musically. Too bad
Fathom the Bowl Fathom the Bowl "Fathom the Bowl" (Roud 880) is an English drinking song, probably dating from the nineteenth century. With a "Come all ye" opening, the singer invites heroes to join him in praise of punch. There is a catalogue of the ingredients that come from various countries. One verse laments the fact that the singer's father lies at the bottom of the sea. Finally the singer complains that his wife is a scold. During the chorus, the singing slows down in order to relish a rising musical scale on "Fathom-the bowl". The ingredients of punch include expensive spirits, too