Orchid (album)
| Orchid | ||
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| Studiealbum af Opeth | ||
| Indspillet | Marts 1994 | |
| Udgivet | 15. maj 1995 1997  | |
| Genre | Melodisk black metal Progressiv dødsmetal | |
| Længde | 65:36 71:58 [1] | |
| Spor | 7 spor  | |
| Sprog | Engelsk | |
| Udgiver | Candlelight Records  Century Black | |
| Producer | Opeth Dan Swanö Pontus Norgren | |
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Orchid er debutalbummet fra det svenske progressiv dødsmetal-band Opeth.
Albummet blev udgivet i Europa gennem Candlelight Records i 1995 og senere i USA gennem Century Black, Century Media Records' black metal-datterselskab i 1997. Det blev genudgivet af Candlelight i 2000 med "Into the Frost of Winter" – en tidlig indspilning fra 1992. Det blev genudgivet igen i 2003 med samme bonusspor i en limited edition-tinboks. I 2008 blev albummet udgivet som en del af opsamlingen The Candlelight Years.
På grund af forvirring under mastering-processen blev slutningen på "Requiem" placeret foran "The Apostle in Triumph" – noget som Åkerfeldt senere har beklaget sig over.[2]
Spor
- "In The Mist She Was Standing" (Åkerfeldt, Lindgren) – 14:09
- "Under The Weeping Moon" (Åkerfeldt) – 9:52
- "Silhouette" (Nordin) – 3:07
- "Forest Of October" (Åkerfeldt, Lindgren) – 13:04
- "The Twilight Is My Robe" (Åkerfeldt, Lindgren) – 11:03
- "Requiem" (Åkerfeldt, Nordin) – 1:11
- "The Apostle In Triumph" (Åkerfeldt, Lindgren) – 13:01
Bonusspor på genudgivelsen fra 2000
- "Into The Frost Of Winter" – 6:20
Referencer
- ^ Udgivelsen med "Into the Frost of Winter" som bonusnummer
- ^ "Opeth". Arkiveret fra originalen 17. juni 2011. Hentet 29. januar 2009.
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