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Opeth’s Lamentations Receives Vinyl Release

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Music For Nations have announced the vinyl release of Swedish progressive titans Opeth’s critically acclaimed live album, Lamentations. Originally released as a DVD the album will be available for the first time ever on triple heavy weight 180 gram vinyl.

Set for release on 22nd July 2016 – and with new album art by longtime visual collaborator Travis Smith – Lamentations will make a great addition to any Opeth fan’s collection.

Label manager Joel De’ath comments “Those who were at this Opeth show saw the band emerging from their chrysalis to become the force we know today. It’s a pivotal moment in their career and it’s been a pleasure to immortalize the recordings onto vinyl.”

Lamentations features a live performance of Opeth’s Damnation album in full, interspersed with songs from the band’s masterpieces Blackwater Park and Deliverance.

Lamentations was recorded live at the prestigious Shepherd’s Bush Empire venue, shortly after Deliverance and Damnation were released. Having celebrated their 25th anniversary as a band last year, alongside re-issuing Deliverance & Damnation, Opeth are returning to the live circuit in 2016. The band will be making appearances at an extensive series of European festivals, as well as returning for a headline performance at Wembley Arena on 19th November 2016!

Pre-Order Lamentations now!

Tracklist:

01. Intro
02. Windowpane
03. In My Time Of Need
04. Death Whispered A Lullaby
05. Closure
06. Hope Leaves
07. To Rid The Disease
08. Ending Credits
09. Harvest
10. Weakness
11. Master’s Apprentices
12. The Drapery Falls
13. Deliverance
14. The Leper Affinity
15. A Fair Judgement

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