incorrectSomberlain said:I agree, but mine would be quite different. there's also mention of albums released in '03. The Work Which Transforms God, for example.
I live in New Zealand.genocide roach said:incorrect
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00020Q37C/qid%3D1103507293/sr%3D11-1/ref%3Dsr%5F11%5F1/104-3222868-1483903
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Audio CD (June 1, 2004)
Label: Candlelight
ASIN: B00020Q37C
Average Customer Review: Based on 2 reviews. Write a review.
Amazon.com Sales Rank in Music: #42,026
it may be the case that it was released in your country before it was in the US. but your location doesnt say where youre really from, so i cant tell
~gR~
Somberlain said:I live in New Zealand.
I had the album on mp3 in November of last year.
EDIT: It was re-released by Candlelight in 2004. This is also the copy of the album I have, but it was originally released in 2003.
Not to my recollection. I think Blut Aus Nord were still relatively obscure.Doomwatcher said:Did the album receive recognition (like it had this year) when it was originally released?
I don't listen to any of the shit you listed.... Your opinion is yours, and I respect it, so respect ours. :Spin:Cynical said:Wow, those guys have bad taste! The three good full-length albums that were released this year only got one mention each; of those, two, including the best one (the new Graveland) were near the bottom of the lists on their mention; and none of the three (the other two being Esoteric and Deathspell Omega) made the overall top 10.
Good job Royal Carnage for advertising to me that your taste is utter shit and that I should never take one of your reviews seriously!
Most people don't understand the notion of respect here.Papa Josh said:I don't listen to any of the shit you listed.... Your opinion is yours, and I respect it, so respect ours. :Spin: