No problem dude. I dish out props wherever they are deserved. The one thing I would like the comment on is the mix of the drums. I mean, it's totally up to you of course because this is totally a matter of opinion, but: part of what makes certain bands awesome is the mix of the drums. It's so easy to let the drums take backseat in a mix and whenever I do a recording, it's always what ends up happening, and it's hard to fix unless you devote all of your attention to it. Generally what works pretty well is to bring out the snare a bit. My example would be Flight of the Viking in specific. The song has the ability to grab a listener's attention (again, this is PURELY a style thing. So, up to you), but due to the mix of the drums, it just has a 'chill' style. I would say just turn up the drums in general, and the snare even higher due to the fact that snare generally needs to stand out.
I mean, like I said, this is all in my humble opinion. And I'm a high school student, and you are probably working with qualified sound engineers haha. So, I mean, take my advice for what it's worth I guess.
