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Haggard - And Thou Shalt Trust... The Seer



8.2 | 234 votes |
Release date: 15 October 1997
Style: Symphonic metal

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304 have it
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01. The Day As Heaven Wept
02. Origin Of A Crystal Soul
03. Requiem In D-Minor
04. In A Pale Moon's Shadow
05. Cantus Firmus In A-Minor
06. De La Morte Noire
07. Lost (Robin's Song)
08. A Midnight Gathering

Additional info
Re-released as CD and LP in 2008 through Nattvind Records

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15.04.2010 - 18:42
Uirapuru
Liver Failure
I found this a little overrated : / ... just feel like this album would be better without the metal...
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member of the true crusade against old school heavy metal, early 80s thrash, NWOBHM, traditional doom, first and second wave black metal, old school death metal, US power metal, 70s prog rock and atmospheric doomsludgestoner. o/
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09.07.2010 - 14:14
Rating: 8
Roro

Written by Uirapuru on 15.04.2010 at 18:42

I found this a little overrated : / ... just feel like this album would be better without the metal...


i just finished listining to the album, i find it very good and depressing, so its fine :p
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11.08.2010 - 09:34
Rating: 8
Aetherius

Just got this and I like it. I think its just fine as well and the metal with it is awesome. I have always liked classical/romantic music and metal as well from a very young age so both of these fused together so perfectly is awesome. If you like both of these styles I mentioned you will most certainly love this album. The metal in it is awesome btw
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12.03.2017 - 00:33
Rating: 8
Redel

This album is a killer. I cant follow the discussion "with/without the metal". There is no question "with or without the metal" here. This is an excellent symphonic metal album. By that it is a composition of elements of classic music and metal. I cant find any weak moments on this album. Highlights: In a pale moons shadow, origin of a chrystal soul.
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23.12.2023 - 14:18
Rating: 8
thenomad111

Quite a well written album, but its biggest problem are the musical styles not fitting at places (imo of course), and the sudden transitions between them. The song In A Pale Moon's Shadows is the worst offender for this, the classic parts and metal parts are both awesome, but transitions are too crude at parts especially where drums stop, and I lose the coherence, and tempo of the song. Constant changes just result in a chaotic mess. Some transitions on the other hand are perfect.
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