Written by Guest on 08.05.2013 at 17:23

Possibly the last metal-Burzum track.

"I no longer play metal music" / "Today (2013) I think I am done playing metal music for good." / "So, just like I started out I will finish metal-Burzum with a guitars-and-bass-only track in rehearsal quality. "Back to the Shadows" is made up of the last metal riffs I ever made (in 2012)."

this indeed sounds like a farewell track ...

Also i find this post of Varg a sort of farewell to metal :
http://thuleanperspective.com/2013/04/30/shadows-of-the-mind/

Written by ANGEL REAPER on 10.05.2013 at 23:25

Also i find this post of Varg a sort of farewell to metal :
http://thuleanperspective.com/2013/04/30/shadows-of-the-mind/

I think it is the right time for it. I didn't mind his Ambient albums, so if that is what he wants, more power to him.

Yeah ...actually those tracks are better than some on latest album...
though,second track on album is a killer...

Btw, in case you guys haven't heard of this yet, here it is

http://www.metalinjection.net/latest-news/varg-vikernes-arrested-for-allegedly-planning-a-massacre

Written by Malphas on 18.07.2013 at 14:30
Btw, in case you guys haven't heard of this yet, here it is

Already covered.

Hey guys I have a question. What's the difference between the re-recorded song "A lost forgotten sad spirit" from its original 1992 debut version? I did some searchs on the net but it did not helped...

Written by Guest on 18.08.2013 at 00:48

Written by Guest on 18.08.2013 at 00:39

Hey guys I have a question. What's the difference between the re-recorded song "A lost forgotten sad spirit" from its original 1992 debut version? I did some searchs on the net but it did not helped...

By "re-recorded version", do you mean Aske EP version or 2011 version from the re-record 'compilation'. Or some rare version?

The Aske version.

Written by Guest on 18.08.2013 at 20:00

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Damn, I was looking into the 2010 reissue of the Burzum/Aske compilation, which means the featured version of A Lost Forgotten Sad Spirit is the very same of the debut. Still, thank you very much for the report

Written by Guest on 19.08.2013 at 21:21

Written by Guest on 19.08.2013 at 21:10

Damn, I was looking into the 2010 reissue of the Burzum/Aske compilation, which means the featured version of A Lost Forgotten Sad Spirit is the very same of the debut. Still, thank you very much for the report

No problem.

Just to make it clearer, I think it's like this:

Burzum: Original version
Aske: Samoth version
Burzum/Aske (original): Samoth version
Burzum/Aske (after jail version): Both versions

Yeah, right. Also this Burzum/Aske 2010 reissue is the first time the debut was "fully" released on CD.

Written by Guest on 19.08.2013 at 23:06

Written by Guest on 19.08.2013 at 22:17

Yeah, right. Also this Burzum/Aske 2010 reissue is the first time the debut was "fully" released on CD.

Well it (Burzum - Burzum) was released by Deathlike Silence Productions, so I'm not sure what you mean.

Yeah, Deathlike Silence released it, but only three diferent pressings all in vynil, and I'm sure it was not a worldwide release...

Depends on the question do you have original CDs or Vinyl rips

Watched it yesterday too, and couldn't help myself laughing a bit when the first thing Varg does is tell all over again his side of the Euronymous murder as if he was still trying to convince someone he was inocent

Hmmmmm otherwise, well not much to say. Basically him and his wife telling their side of the story when they recently got arrested. Which isn't a bad thing considering how clumsy the autorities were. The "survival" part at the end was quite fun and interesting.