Dissection: Live In Stockholm 2004 (Red Vinyl) (Vinyl LP)
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Swedish Black Metal legends Dissection had only released two studio albums before they embarked on the Rebirth of Dissection tour that kicked off with this show in Stockholm The band had disbanded in 1997 following the imprisonment of guitarist/vocalist Jon Nödtveidt.For a band with only two albums of material to draw from, this is an exceptionally strong set of well-written and passionately performed tracks. Highlights include Where Dead Angels Lie and A Land Forlorn.This live album is dripping with atmosphere, epic in scope and there is not a single track on here that is anything less than incredible. For such a short-lived band to have created a set like this is pretty remarkable. Jon Nödtveidt committed suicide in 2006. At The Fathomless Depths, Night's Blood, Frozen, Soulreaper, Where Dead Angels Lie, Retribution - Storm Of The Light's Bane, Unhallowed, Thorns Of Crimson Death, Heaven's Damnation, In The Cold Winds Of Nowhere, The Somberlain, A Land Forlorn
Swedish Black Metal legends Dissection had only released two studio albums before they embarked on the Rebirth of Dissection tour that kicked off with this show in Stockholm The band had disbanded in 1997 following the imprisonment of guitarist/vocalist Jon Nödtveidt.For a band with only two albums of material to draw from, this is an exceptionally strong set of well-written and passionately performed tracks. Highlights include Where Dead Angels Lie and A Land Forlorn.This live album is dripping with atmosphere, epic in scope and there is not a single track on here that is anything less than incredible. For such a short-lived band to have created a set like this is pretty remarkable. Jon Nödtveidt committed suicide in 2006. At The Fathomless Depths, Night's Blood, Frozen, Soulreaper, Where Dead Angels Lie, Retribution - Storm Of The Light's Bane, Unhallowed, Thorns Of Crimson Death, Heaven's Damnation, In The Cold Winds Of Nowhere, The Somberlain, A Land Forlorn