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Between Two Worlds Music

List Price	$16.98 (You save $4.23)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Death Metal, Black Metal
Label	Nuclear Blast
Orig Year	2006
All Time Sales Rank	19308
CD Universe Part number	7302199
Catalog number	1750
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 14, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Engineer	Herbrand Larsen; Geir Luedy; Herbrand Larsen
Personnel	Abbath - vocals, guitar Ice Dale - guitar Armagedda - drums TC King - bass guitar
Additional Info	Bonus Tracks

I Between Two Worlds Songs

	1.	Storm I Ride, The
	2.	Warriors
	3.	Between Two Worlds
	4.	Battalions
	5.	Mountains
	6.	Days of North Winds
	7.	Far Beyond the Quiet
	8.	Cursed We Are

Between Two Worlds Music Review

Average Rating: (4.4 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars rock n roll later immortal!
yep this is exactly that. good rock n roll, heavy metal, heavy music whatever you want to name it! Abbath and Demonaz strike back with an album that to my ears has a heavy motorhead sound and just cruises along nicely. There is nothing reminiscent of "Blashyrkh" here or nothing abrasive like the earlier immortal recordings but that said it is such a fun album to listen to. i personally hope they get back to the battles in the north stuff, but this is an awesome album for the direction taken and good on em for simplifying things and having some fun. frostbitten grimness it aint but from the ravenrealm it is!
Submitted by metaldansix6six (melbourne, australia)
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5 stars Black Metal meets Traditional Heavy Metal
It couldn’t have mixed better. This is a slab of metal that is full of the cold steely riffs from the Immortal camp coupled with alot of old school heavy metal melody & great guitar leads. Mostly a mid-paced album with some more upbeat tunes like The Storm I Ride, Mountains, & Cursed We Are. Not overly technical, that is one of the things that makes it so easy to listen too with songs that are not too long. Really dig the change of paces & riffs in most of the songs, nothing drones on at all. Recommended with highest honors!
Submitted by Felixrox (Beacon, NY)
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5 stars It kicks ass
You read the headline, thats it. Best album I have bought in a while.
Submitted by dannyblac (Calgary, Ab, Canada)
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5 stars One of the best 2006 releases
I dig this album for it's pureness. It grabs everything that metal is, the best of what it has been tather, and compresses it into one package. It doesn't really matter what kind of metal you prefer - this should hit home. It's for the metal purists(those with ears towards everything metal, able to sort through the crap) I consider my self this. If you got any backbone you'll listen to this record.
Submitted by blackmoon (alabama)
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3 stars The future looks to the past
If you were around for the NWOBHM and subsequent rise of European metal this release will take you back to glorious days long gone. Motorhead and Bathery both come to mind. This is a great heavy metal disc, recorded today, with a heavy nod to those glorious days back in 1979 thru 1984...enjoy!
Submitted by paiste2002 (Los Angeles, CA, USA)
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