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01. Windowpane
02. In My Time Of Need
03. Death Whispered A Lullaby
04. Closure
05. Hope Leaves
06. To Rid The Disease
07. Ending Credits
08. Weakness
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Line-up on the album:
Mikael Åkerfeldt - Vocals, guitars
Martin Lopez - Drums and percussion
Peter Lindgren - Guitars
Martin Mendez - Bass guitars
Guest musicians:
Steven Wilson - Grand piano, mellotron, Fender Rhodes, backing vocals
"Damnation", the 7th experimentation was recorded during the 22nd of July and the 4th of September in Nacksving studios and Studio Fredman, Gothernbourg, Sweden
Additional vocals, lead guitars and keyboards recorded between the 7th and the 10th of October at Nomansland, Hemel Hempstead, UK
Produced by Steven Wilson with Opeth
Engineered by Opeth and Steven Wilson
Mixed and mastered by Steven Wilson
Music and lyrics by Mikael Åkerfeldt
Sleeve and booklet designed by Travis Smith, visual direction by Opeth
Visual elements captured by Ken Seaney, Rex Zachary and Travis Smith
Band photography by Mick Hutson |
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Opeth is not something one can easily absorb in one listen. The band's music is complex, even when sounding as seemingly simple as it does on their latest release, Damnation, due to hit the streets on April 22. But those hearty enough to give it a chance are sure to be amply rewarded.
Damnation is the Swedish four-piece's follow up to last fall's Deliverance. The two albums were recorded simultaneously, in a span of time the band would usually allot for one release. However, any fears of a rush job at the expense of quality are hushed when one sits down to listen.
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Written by Introspekrieg on 11.03.2011 at 05:40
Song : Death Whispered a Lullabye
Artist : Disturbed
[Draiman]Nya-huh huh[/laugh]!
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I was surprised how different this album was from most Opeth albums, as all the songs were slow-tempo and there weren't any screams or grunts. But nonetheless, this was still a great album. 9 stars.
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Powerful album opener and closer(Windowpane and weakness),i normally listen to this just to clear my head. Awesome work.
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Written by aerobat97 on 27.07.2011 at 19:00
I was surprised how different this album was from most Opeth albums, as all the songs were slow-tempo and there weren't any screams or grunts. But nonetheless, this was still a great album. 9 stars.
Man, the reason is Steven Wilson ^^
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 Vod52 - 01.03.2012 at 20:58
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So perfect combo with Deliverance
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Korah - 04.03.2012 at 21:33
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So beautilful. Special mention to Closure.
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Being a huge prog rock nerd, I fell in love with this amazing album upon first listen. Windowpane is one of the greatest songs ever, I love listening to this song when I'm on a nice long road trip staring out my window (no pun intended).
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Shock - 09.07.2012 at 19:44
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This album is close enough to perfection! Every note, every tone of voice...it's just amazing! Such a nice epic!  And it's a lovely one indeed! I love it a lot! Specially "Hope Leaves", "In My Time Of Need" and "To Rid The Disease"!
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Very good album, though there isn't much variety to be found with all songs having the same style. Unfortunately it's my least favourite album except for Heritage, simply because I'm not overly fond of its style. Windowpane is the best track for sure, it's simply brilliant.
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Closure is definitely my favorite song on this album. It's also the first song I've ever heard from Opeth, and it's what got me listening to the rest of their material. The abrupt ending is awesome, and what it represents is equally awesome. Sometimes you lose things or people close to you. Sometimes it's hard to recover from the shock of a sudden loss.
Sometimes you just don't get closure.
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megadeath13 - 28.12.2012 at 01:57
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Damnation is more a progressive rock than metal album, but its still Opeth. The songs are beautiful as always!:bow:
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