Amorphis
Hellfest 2018
Val-de-Moine Sport Complex
Clisson, France
June 24, 2018
HDTV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Art Included
Lineage: Bootleg DVD > DVD Audio Extractor v4.5.5 > Wave 16bit > Goldwave v6.53 (editing) > Trader's Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > MP3 320kbps
01 - The Bee
02 - The Golden Elk
03 - Sacrifice
04 - Silver Bride
05 - Bad Blood
06 - Wrong Direction
07 - Daughter Of Hate
08 - Against Widows
09 - The Castaway
10 - Death Of King
11 - House Of Sleep
Tomi Joutsen – lead vocals
Esa Holopainen – lead guitar
Tomi Koivusaari – rhythm guitar
Olli-Pekka Laine – bass
Jan Rechberger – drums
Santeri Kallio – keyboards
justdave's notes:
I ripped the waves with DVD Audio Extractor. I then used Goldwave to adjust some track marks. I also muffled a loud guitar cord pop at the end of a track. No other work was required on the wave files. Even though the DVD is marked as having a lossless sound option, the actual broadcast source is lossy. That being the case the waves were encoded to MP3 320kbps using Trader's Little Helper.
Another great post for our Roots Of Hard Rock & Heavy Metal series. Finnish Progressive Metal Legends Amorphis chose their name correctly. The band was initially a Brutal Death Metal Band called Abhorrence. They released a demo called Disment of Soul before breaking up. Some of the members formed Amorphis a little after. The bands first release was a Melodic Death Metal album. The second album added a twist to the Death Metal with lyrics written based on an ancient Finnish Epic Poem, The Kalevala. They also added clean vocals and keyboards, as well as Finnish Folk rhythms. The band would continue to expand their sound with every album. Eventually dropping the Death Metal elements from their new material. After lead vocalist Pasi Koskinen left and Tomi Joutsen was hired they returned. They kept the clean vocals, keyboards, saxophone and flute as well. The bands still uses The Kalevala for inspiration as well. Amorphis has been a big influence on the Heavy Metal scene, expanding the boundaries of the genre. Think of Amorphis like Opeth but with shorter songs.
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