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| Item no. | 438088 |
| Musical Genre | Pagan Metal |
| Exclusive | No |
| Media - Format 1-3 | CD & DVD |
| Edition | Re-Release |
| Product topic | Bands |
| Band | Primordial |
| Product type | CD |
| Release date | 3/13/09 |
Disc 1
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1.Full Arsa
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2.Infernal Summer
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3.Here I Am King
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4.The Darkest Flame
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5.The Fires...
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6.Mealltach
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7.Let The Sun Set On Life Forever
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8.To The Ends Of The Earth
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9.Beneath A Bronze Sky
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10.Attending The Dawn
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11.To Enter Pagan
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12.The Darkest Flame
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13.Among The Lazarae
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14.To The Ends Of The Earth
Disc 2
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1.Among The Lazarae
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2.Let The Sun Set On Life Forever
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3.To Enter Pagan
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4.The Darkest Flame
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5.The Fires...
by Björn Thorsten Jaschinski (29.01.2009) You barely recognise Naihmass Nemthenaga (alias Alan Averill) during the recitative of "Fuil arsa" - youβll hear his distinctive clear voice not before "Infernal summer". The music, melancholic and unmistakably Irish, is Primoridal, in spite of all Black Metal references in the guitar sound and some eruptions of speed ("Here I am king"). The Irish didnβt have a second axe on their debut, then still being a quartet. But they had already found their epic style - and My Dying Brideβs producer Mags was able to catch and record it aptly. They had been discovered by Cacophonous - apart from homegrown talents like Cradle Of Filth and Bal Sagoth, for example, this label had some exceptional international artists such as Sigh or Deinonychus in their roster. The Karmageddon rereleases are as hard to get as the originals, so a new edition of this diamond in the rough as a double CD including demo and live material makes sense - the black linen slipcase with a golden embossment making it all the more attractive.
