Amorphis-The_Karelian_Ishtmus-1992-BVME torrent

BVME - 2006
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?-=[ ALBUM INFORMATION ]=- ?
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?DATE RELEASED....: 03.24.06 ?
?ARTIST...........: Amorphis ?
?ALBUM............: The Karelian Ishtmus ?
?YEAR.............: 1992 ?
?GENRE............: Death Metal ?
?LABEL............: Relapse ?
?URL..............: http://www.amorphis.net ?
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?-=[ MP3 INFORMATION ]=- ?
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?SOURCE...........: CD ?
?TYPE.............: ALBUM ?
?SIZE.............: 104,8 MB ?
?GRABBER..........: Exact Audio Copy ?
?ENCODER..........: LAME 3.97 Beta 2 / -V 2 --vbr-new ?
?QUALITY..........: VBR / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo ?
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?-=[ TRACK LIST ]=- ?
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?1 Karelia 00:43 198 kbps?
?2 The Gathering 04:13 222 kbps?
?3 Grail's Mysteries 03:02 204 kbps?
?4 Warrior Trial 05:05 204 kbps?
?5 Black Embrace 03:38 206 kbps?
?6 The Exile of the Son of Uisliu 03:44 212 kbps?
?7 The Lost Name of God 05:32 213 kbps?
?8 The Pilgrimage 04:40 210 kbps?
?9 Misery Path 04:18 204 kbps?
?0 The Sign Form the North Side 04:55 222 kbps?
?1 Vulgar Necrolatry 04:22 217 kbps?
?2 Pilgrimage Form Darkness 04:30 233 kbps?
?3 Black Embrace 03:23 243 kbps?
?4 Privilege of Evil 03:49 236 kbps?
?5 Misery Path 04:15 219 kbps?
?6 Vulgar Necrolatry 03:57 222 kbps?
?7 Excursing Form Existence 03:07 218 kbps?
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?-=[AMG REVIEW]=- ?
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?The Karelian Isthmus is one of the best early-'90s European death metal debuts. ?
?Amorphis previously issued some demos that were eventually combined into Privilege ?
?of Evil, but this 1992 release is the band's first fully conceived effort. What is ?
?most impressive is the high dynamic standard that the group establishes so early in ?
?its recording career. This is due mainly to the group's heavy and quite original ?
?riffs. "Black Embrace" and "The Lost Name of God" feature some of the most ?
?effective and yet surprisingly simple guitar signatures imaginable. By themselves, ?
?these compositions and performances would be enough to warrant a strong ?
?recomme