Nightfall [Bonus Disc] Candlemass

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  • Release Date: 02/21/2006
  • Original Release: 1987
  • 2 Disc Set
  • Label: Candlelight
  • UPC: 803341221123
 
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Nightfall [Bonus Disc]

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Nightfall [Bonus Disc]

Disc 1
1LISTENGothic Stone 0:47
2LISTENThe Well of Souls 7:26
3LISTENCodex Gigas 2:19
4LISTENAt the Gallows End 5:46
5LISTENSamarithan 5:29
6LISTENMarche Funebre 2:21
7LISTENDark Are the Veils of Death 7:06
8LISTENMourners Lament 6:08
9LISTENBewitched 6:36
10LISTENBlack Candles 2:16

Disc 2
1LISTENBewitched Bonus Disc / Demo Version 7:10
2LISTENBattlecry Bonus Disc / Demo Version 6:08
3LISTENThe Well of Souls Live / Bonus Disc 5:16
4LISTENDark Are the Veils of Death Live / Bonus Disc 4:07
5LISTENAt the Gallows End Bonus Track / Studio Outtake 5:50
6LISTENMourners Lament Bonus Track / Studio Outtake 5:36
7LISTENInterview Bonus Disc 26:53
8Bewitched Bonus Track / CD-ROM Track 8:45

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Editorial Reviews

Candlemass virtually gave birth to the modern doom metal movement with their classic debut Epicus Doomicus Metalicus, an album which introduced Black Sabbath-style, snail-paced heaviness to a new generation of metal fans. But it was only with the arrival of singer Messiah Marcolin on 1987's Nightfall that the band truly found their voice -- quite literally, since Marcolin's powerful, operatic delivery remains compeletely unique. The songs written by bassist Leif Edling lay the perfect foundation, combining religious lyrics with slow, grinding power chords which rarely move faster than a crawl. Perfect examples of this formula -- like "The Well of Souls," "Samarithan," and "Bewitched" -- would become live standards for years to come, and are nicely held together by short instrumentals, including a rendition of Chopin's "Marche Funebre." And while the band can't resist thrashing out just a tad on parts of "At the Gallow's End" and "Dark Are the Veils of Death," this is still a cohesive work, and a must for Black Sabbath fans. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, Rovi All Music Guide

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