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Additional Tracks Till Death Unites Us Music Norther Till Death Unites Us Songs | 1. | Throwing My Life Away |
| 2. | Drowning |
| 3. | Norther |
| 4. | Everything |
| 5. | Evil Ladies |
| 6. | Omen |
| 7. | Scream |
| 8. | F**K You |
| 9. | Alone In The End |
| 10. | Die |
| 11. | Wasted Years |
| 12. | End Of Our Lives, The |
| 13. | Day Zero (Bonus Track) |
| 14. | Ydks (Bonus Track) |
| 15. | Hellhole (Bonus Track) |
| 16. | Thorn (Bonus Track) |
| 17. | Chasm (Remix) (Bonus Track) |
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| | Amorphis Tuonela CD (1999)
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Amorphis: Pasi Koskinen (vocals); Tomi Koivusaari (acoustic & electric guitars); Esa Holopainen (guitar); Santeri Kallio (keyboards); Niclas Etelavouri (bass); Pekka Kasari (drums).
Additional personnel: Sakari Kukko (saxophone); Antti Halonen (saw).
Recorded at Finnvox Studios, Helsinki, Finland between October and December 2000.
Death metal isn't for everyone -- especially first-wave Scandinavian death metal as practiced by Amorphis during the band's early years. Some love it, others don't know how seriously to take it, but everyone agrees that the folks who make such an extremely singular noise deserve a little credit for valuing an artistic construct more than the potential commercial value of more "acceptable" music. That same respect isn't usually extended to artists who make the kind of moderate rock that's perpetually heard on the radio. When artists make a break from the heavier side of this spectrum, a special kind of hatefulness is extended, and cries of "sellout" are heard emitting from the jilted voices in the heavy metal peanut gallery. As an automatic response, these accusations are short-sighted and reactionary. Years spent trying to make a living by playing death metal must have its frustrations, and nobody should be criticized for trying something new. When the results are as stifling as Tuonela, however, certain artistic "freedoms" shouldn't exactly be encouraged, either. While the record's generic hard rock turned out to be a commercial boon, it's an artistic flop. Except for a grumbling vocal on "Greed," all remnants of the group's death metal roots had vanished by this, the band's fifth release. It's hard to think that many fans of Amorphis' early work could stomach the barely metallic alt-rock on tracks like "Shining" and "Morning Star." Even without Amorphis' history, Tuonela is still a frustrating record. The guitars are shapeless and barely present, the extra instrumentation is forced, and the vocals are wooden. It all adds up to a kind of simple, lightweight prog that's kind of unnerving. This second take on metal began for Amorphis on Elegy, and that record along with everything after (including Tuonela) should only be approached with extreme caution. ~ Vincent Jeffries
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King's X: Ty Tabor (vocals, guitar); Doug Pinnick (vocals, bass); Jerry Gaskill (drums, background vocals).
Additional personnel: Brendan O'Brien (keyboards, percussion).
Recorded at Southern Tracks, Atlanta, Georgia.
Personnel: Ty Tabor (vocals, guitar); Jerry Gaskill (vocals, drums); Doug Pinnick (vocals); Brendan O'Brien (keyboards, percussion).
Audio Mixers: Nick DiDia; Brendan O'Brien.
Recording information: Southern Tracks, Atlanta, GA.
Photographer: Catherine Wessel.
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Malice: Mark Behn (bass guitar); Jay Reynolds, James Neal.
Personnel: Mick Zane, Jay Reynolds (vocals, guitar); Dave Mustaine, David Ellefson, Jaime St. James, Jeff Warner, Tommy Thayer (vocals, background vocals); Mark Behn, James Neal (vocals); Clifford Carothers (drums).
Additional personnel: Dave Mustaine (guitar).
Audio Mixer: Max Norman.
One of the relatively more noteworthy also-rans of the '80s Los Angeles metal scene, Malice released a pair of albums for Atlantic in 1985 and 1987, respectively, before guitarist Jay Reynolds jumped ship to join pal Dave Mustaine's band Megadeth for a brief spell after Chris Poland got the boot. License to Kill is the second of the band's albums and is perhaps most noteworthy for its Max Norman ...
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Composer: Thomas Newman.
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