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│║ Release Date.Mar-23-2014 Encoder......L3.97 -V2 --vbr-new ║ │
│║ Genre........Metal Graber.......EAC ║ │
│║ Year.........2014 Khz/Bitrate..44,1/ Br ║ │
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│║ Ripper.......anthem Songs........02 ║ │
│║ Covers.......Yes Url... www.sonataarctica.info ║ │
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│║ Artist : Sonata Arctica Rating : You Decide! ║ │
│║ Album : The Wolves Die Young Label : Nuclear blast ║ │
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│║ Description : ║ │
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│║ SONATA ARCTICA'S HISTORY ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ The beginning and Ecliptica (1999): ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Sonata Arctica began in 1996 under the name ║ │
│║ Tricky Beans in Kemi, Finland. They would ║ │
│║ release three demos under that name - Friends ║ │
│║ Till the End, Agre Pamppers and PeaceMaker. In ║ │
│║ 1997 they renamed themselves Tricky Means, ║ │
│║ changing their rock ways into a more Power Metal ║ │
│║ feel and gaining influences from bands such as ║ │
│║ Stratovarius. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ The first demo recorded by Tricky Means, ║ │
│║ FullMoon, at Tico Tico Studios in Kemi caught ║ │
│║ the eye of owner Ahti Kortelainen. The demo ║ │
│║ codified their trademark sound of fast, melodic ║ │
│║ metal with heavy keyboards and clean high ║ │
│║ vocals. Ahti Kortelainen was so impressed that ║ │
│║ he sent it over to the Finnish record label ║ │
│║ Spinefarm Records, closing their first album ║ │
│║ deal in 1999. It was then that they decided to ║ │
│║ choose a more appropriate name for their music - ║ │
│║ Sonata Arctica. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Sonata Arctica's first single "UnOpened" was ║ │
│║ released in the summer of 1999. The single ║ │
│║ contained the title track and the song 'Mary ║ │
│║ Lou'. Unfortunately the original pressing of the ║ │
│║ single had been accidentally slowed down - this ║ │
│║ mistake was discovered after the single had been ║ │
│║ shipped to record stores. The record label ║ │
│║ recalled the single and a new version was ║ │
│║ released. Their first album Ecliptica was ║ │
│║ released shortly after the single in Finland, ║ │
│║ and then with great success internationally. It ║ │
│║ led the way for the band to participate on cover ║ │
│║ albums for Metal luminaries such as the ║ │
│║ Scorpions and Helloween. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Singer Tony Kakko decided to concentrate more on ║ │
│║ singing live instead of doing keyboards and ║ │
│║ vocals at the same time. They hired keyboardist ║ │
│║ Mikko HΣrkin in 2000 to allow Tony to roam ║ │
│║ freely on stage. For a while it allowed both ║ │
│║ Tony and Mikko to play simultaneously on the ║ │
│║ same keyboard which added an interesting element ║ │
│║ to their live experience. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ In 2000 Sonata Arctica was chosen out of 32 ║ │
│║ bands, from 15 different record companies, as a ║ │
│║ support band for Stratovarius' European tour ║ │
│║ with Rhapsody. This tour would expose the band ║ │
│║ to new audiences and win over even more fans. ║ │
│║ After the tour they released a mini CD/EP called ║ │
│║ "Successor" featuring unreleased tracks, covers, ║ │
│║ and live tracks to whet the fans' appetite for ║ │
│║ the new album. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ In the summer of 2000 bassist Janne Kivilahti ║ │
│║ left the band due to personal reasons. Former ║ │
│║ band member, Marko Paasikoski, then rejoined the ║ │
│║ band as his replacement playing bass instead of ║ │
│║ guitar. The lineup at that point was Tony Kakko ║ │
│║ (vocals), Jani Liimatainen (guitars), Marko ║ │
│║ Paasikoski (bass), Mikko HΣrkin (keys) and Tommy ║ │
│║ Portimo (drums). ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Ecliptica Tour ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ tour started: August 8, 1999 ║ │
│║ tour ended: June 30, 2000 ║ │
│║ shows: 60 ║ │
│║ countries: 14 ║ │
│║ other: The band played outside of Finland for ║ │
│║ the first time supporting Stratovarius on their ║ │
│║ 7 week European tour. ║ │
│║ Silence (2001) & Songs of Silence (2002): ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Not wasting momentum, the band quickly went back ║ │
│║ into the studio to record their second album ║ │
│║ Silence, with Tony composing all of the songs. ║ │
│║ The first single, "Wolf & Raven", gave them ║ │
│║ their first music video, filmed in Finland. The ║ │
│║ album was highly successful, not only in ║ │
│║ Finland, but also in Japan, selling more than ║ │
│║ 30,000 copies within the first year. Thanks to ║ │
│║ those high record sales, they played their first ║ │
│║ four concerts in Japan to welcoming crowds in ║ │
│║ September 2001. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ The remainder of 2001 was filled with various ║ │
│║ Finnish/European shows, with their first ║ │
│║ appearance at the legendary German festival ║ │
│║ Wacken Open Air. After successful Japan gigs in ║ │
│║ September, they went on tour with Gamma Ray & ║ │
│║ Vanishing Point for a five week tour of 12 ║ │
│║ countries and 28 shows. Amid the rampant ║ │
│║ touring, they found time to release their second ║ │
│║ single from Silence called "Last Drop Falls". ║ │
│║ This received a lot of airplay at home and ║ │
│║ around Europe. During the tour their first album ║ │
│║ Ecliptica was nominated for an Emma Award ║ │
│║ (Finnish Grammy) in the category of "Best hard ║ │
│║ rock/heavy album". ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ The beginning of 2002 was greeted with a small ║ │
│║ South American tour. Four shows in Brazil and ║ │
│║ two more in Chile were met with wild crowds, ║ │
│║ some so loud that even the band couldn't hear ║ │
│║ themselves onstage because the audience was ║ │
│║ louder than the instruments! ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Their first live album Songs of Silence, ║ │
│║ recorded at their Tokyo show on September 4th, ║ │
│║ 2001, was released in November 2002. The ║ │
│║ European and Asian editions have completely ║ │
│║ different cover art, both made by Janne ║ │
│║ "ToxicAngel" PitkΣnen who became the exclusive ║ │
│║ artist for all Sonata Arctica releases. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ During the summer of 2002 keyboardist Mikko ║ │
│║ HΣrkin decided to leave the band due to personal ║ │
│║ reasons after the last show of the tour. The ║ │
│║ band announced a search for a new keyboardist ║ │
│║ and received many applications from all around ║ │
│║ the world. Two of the candidates were asked to ║ │
│║ travel to Kemi for an audition. Instead of ║ │
│║ judging the two by just musical capabilities ║ │
│║ alone, they decided to take them one by one to a ║ │
│║ local bar and see how well they got along. Turns ║ │
│║ out it was the right thing to do as they got ║ │
│║ along famously with Kokkola native Henrik ║ │
│║ Klingenberg who would be chosen to replace Mikko ║ │
│║ on keyboards. Henrik had previously honed his ║ │
│║ skills for almost a decade with local ║ │
│║ Progressive Metal bands such as Requiem and ║ │
│║ Silent Voices. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Silence Tour ║ │
│║ tour started: January 26, 2001 ║ │
│║ tour ended: July 27, 2002 ║ │
│║ shows: 77 ║ │
│║ countries: 15 ║ │
│║ other: The band played Japan for the first time ║ │
│║ and recorded their first live album there. They ║ │
│║ also went to South-America for the very first ║ │
│║ time. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Winterheart's Guild (2003): ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ While looking for a new keyboardist the band had ║ │
│║ already started working on their third album, ║ │
│║ Winterheart's Guild, with the help of ║ │
│║ Stratovarius keyboardist Jens Johansson. Jens ║ │
│║ played solos for four songs, while Tony handled ║ │
│║ the rest of the keyboards himself. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Henrik's first appearance with Sonata Arctica ║ │
│║ was in Tornio on February 21st, 2003. Unlike ║ │
│║ Mikko, who preferred to stay in one place, ║ │
│║ Henrik roamed the stage freely with his keyboard ║ │
│║ controller and interacted with the other band ║ │
│║ members. The energy and stage presence of Sonata ║ │
│║ Arctica began to ramp up around this time. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ After a small Finnish tour for Henrik to get his ║ │
│║ feet wet, the band took off for Japan to show ║ │
│║ off their new keyboarder. At about this time the ║ │
│║ first single from Winterheart's Guild called ║ │
│║ "Victoria's Secret" was released to immediate ║ │
│║ success. The fast-paced song raced up the ║ │
│║ Finnish charts to #2 and two weeks later to #1, ║ │
│║ becoming the highest ranked Sonata Arctica ║ │
│║ single to date. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ The single wasn't the only thing racing up the ║ │
│║ Finnish charts as Winterheart's Guild peaked at ║ │
│║ #3 and stayed five weeks in the Top 10. Another ║ │
│║ Finnish tour was planned, covering all the ║ │
│║ country, followed by the ever popular festival ║ │
│║ season. The band opened it with the Sweden Rock ║ │
│║ Festival and continued on to such festivals as ║ │
│║ Nummirock, Hungary's Sziget Festival, and ending ║ │
│║ with their second appearance at Wacken Open Air. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Another single from Winterheart's Guild and an ║ │
│║ EP were released in late 2003. The first being ║ │
│║ "Broken", which included two previously ║ │
│║ unreleased bonus tracks recorded when Mikko was ║ │
│║ still in the band. Japan got the latter EP, ║ │
│║ "Takatalvi", which contained songs from the then ║ │
│║ sold out "Successor" EP and additional material, ║ │
│║ minus the live tracks. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Winterheart's Guild became their last album with ║ │
│║ Spinefarm Records. The band shopped around and ║ │
│║ ended up signing a multi-record deal with German ║ │
│║ label Nuclear Blast. Thanks to that deal Sonata ║ │
│║ Arctica were chosen to open Japanese shows for ║ │
│║ Iron Maiden in 2004. After returning back to ║ │
│║ Finland, they were notified that their album ║ │
│║ Winterheart's Guild was nominated for an Emma ║ │
│║ Award in the "Best Hard Rock/Metal Album" ║ │
│║ category. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Winterheart's Guild Tour ║ │
│║ tour started: February 21, 2003 ║ │
│║ tour ended: August 31, 2003 ║ │
│║ shows: 46 ║ │
│║ countries: 6 ║ │
│║ other: This was the band's shortest tour so far. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Reckoning Night (2004) & For the Sake of Revenge ║ │
│║ (2006): ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ The band entered Tico Tico Studios to record ║ │
│║ their fourth album in March 2004. This would ║ │
│║ mark Henrik's first album with the band with him ║ │
│║ donating his skills on the hammond and ║ │
│║ keyboards. Reckoning Night, as it would be ║ │
│║ called, was the first time both Tony's and ║ │
│║ Henrik's keyboard tracks were used, making the ║ │
│║ sound of the album that much more dense. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ "Don't Say A Word" debuted at #1 on the Finnish ║ │
│║ charts, making it the fastest Sonata Arctica ║ │
│║ single to accomplish that. The EP with the same ║ │
│║ name rocketed up to #4 which gave the band two ║ │
│║ releases in the Top 10 at the same time. Instead ║ │
│║ of doing a headlining tour to support Reckoning ║ │
│║ Night, they accepted an invitation to open for ║ │
│║ Nightwish in Europe. Some of the shows were in ║ │
│║ excess of 12,000 people per night. This gave ║ │
│║ Sonata Arctica even more exposure than a simple ║ │
│║ tour by themselves would have done. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ In October 2004 their second album Silence was ║ │
│║ certified Gold in Finland with 15,000 copies ║ │
│║ sold. It became the first of many Sonata Arctica ║ │
│║ albums to reach that mark. The Helsinki club ║ │
│║ Tavastia got to bear witness to the fateful ║ │
│║ event with a large audience cheering the band on ║ │
│║ in celebration. The Reckoning Night album was ║ │
│║ also nominated for an Emma Award in the "Best ║ │
│║ Hard Rock/Metal Album" category. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Japan would be the stage for Sonata Arctica's ║ │
│║ first DVD. Recorded at the Shibuya-AX in Tokyo, ║ │
│║ the band played two shows back to back with the ║ │
│║ same setlists for the event. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Sonata Arctica was next slated, yet again to ║ │
│║ open for Nightwish during their tour of the US. ║ │
│║ However, this tour was canceled. The band then ║ │
│║ decided to do a short tour of the USA & Canada, ║ │
│║ focusing on the east coast. At the completion of ║ │
│║ the tour the band promised to return again for a ║ │
│║ longer tour. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ A Finnish tour started in October at the ║ │
│║ Hartwall Arena in Helsinki. They opened for ║ │
│║ Nightwish, who recorded their "End of An Era" ║ │
│║ DVD that night. This was followed by more shows ║ │
│║ in Finland, and Sonata Arctica's second Finnish ║ │
│║ gold disc for Winterheart's Guild in late ║ │
│║ December 2005. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Finally, Sonata Arctica fulfilled their promise ║ │
│║ of returning to North America with an extensive ║ │
│║ tour in early 2006. The tour covered 29 shows in ║ │
│║ 28 different venues, winning over new fans at ║ │
│║ each show. Reckoning Night was certified Gold in ║ │
│║ Finland while the band was still touring in ║ │
│║ North America in February 2006. This album went ║ │
│║ on to sell 100,000 copies worldwide, and became ║ │
│║ the most successful Sonata Arctica album ever. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ After returning from North America, they went on ║ │
│║ to play additional shows in Europe to promote ║ │
│║ the newly released DVD For the Sake of Revenge. ║ │
│║ The tour ended in August 2006 with the first ║ │
│║ ever Sonata Arctica Open Air festival in their ║ │
│║ hometown of Kemi. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Reckoning Night World Tour ║ │
│║ tour started: July 16, 2004 ║ │
│║ tour ended: August 26, 2006 ║ │
│║ shows: 167 ║ │
│║ countries: 17 ║ │
│║ other: The band went to the USA & Canada for the ║ │
│║ first time, and released their first live DVD. ║ │
│║ They supported Iron Maiden in Japan before the ║ │
│║ tour and ended the world tour with their own ║ │
│║ Sonata Arctica Open Air festival in their ║ │
│║ hometown Kemi. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Unia (2007): ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ The band retreated into the studio to start ║ │
│║ working on their fifth album. Along the way the ║ │
│║ process was filmed for a Finnish documentary ║ │
│║ about the band called "Songs From The North Or ║ │
│║ Something". This documentary would end up only ║ │
│║ being shown at the annual music video festival ║ │
│║ in Oulu and Helsinki in September 2007. At this ║ │
│║ time the band was asked to participate in a PC ║ │
│║ role playing game 'Winterheart's Guild' based on ║ │
│║ their album. However, this never proceeded ║ │
│║ further than the concept stage. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Their fifth album Unia, Finnish for 'dreams', ║ │
│║ was released in May 2007 and a Finnish tour was ║ │
│║ started. Unfortunately, due to other ║ │
│║ responsibilities guitarist Jani Liimatainen was ║ │
│║ unable to accompany the band for this tour. ║ │
│║ Consequently, solo artist Elias Viljanen was ║ │
│║ hired to fill in for those gigs and the Japan ║ │
│║ tour. Elias filled that role so seamlessly that ║ │
│║ he was asked to join permanently in July 2007 ║ │
│║ after Jani left the band. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ After performing a few summer festivals, the ║ │
│║ band took off for Mexico to play their first ║ │
│║ shows there. A twenty day US tour followed it, ║ │
│║ including a debut performance at the Atlanta ║ │
│║ based ProgPower Festival in September. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ No rest for the wicked as a European tour with ║ │
│║ opening acts Epica and Ride the Sky commenced, ║ │
│║ taking them all over Europe and eventually ║ │
│║ ending up back home again. They made an ║ │
│║ appearance at Rock Radio Finland and finished ║ │
│║ off the year with a small tour of Finland. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ 2008 would turn out to be the busiest touring ║ │
│║ year for Sonata Arctica, filled to the brim with ║ │
│║ concerts all over the world. It started out with ║ │
│║ another tour of the US, from where they jetted ║ │
│║ off to their first full tour of South America, ║ │
│║ and later to the United Kingdom. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ After a successful festival season, appearing at ║ │
│║ Wacken Open Air to play for over 80,000 people, ║ │
│║ they went on another US tour with Nightwish. ║ │
│║ This tour was fraught with problems as several ║ │
│║ shows were canceled by Nightwish due to illness, ║ │
│║ leaving Sonata Arctica to do free shows for ║ │
│║ those who showed up. The frantic year ended with ║ │
│║ yet another European tour taking openers Pagan's ║ │
│║ Mind and Vanishing Point. Sonta Arctica also had ║ │
│║ their first appearance in Russia. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Unia World Tour ║ │
│║ tour started: April 27, 2007 ║ │
│║ tour ended: November 29, 2008 ║ │
│║ shows: 157 ║ │
│║ countries: 26 ║ │
│║ other: This was the first tour with guitarist ║ │
│║ Elias Viljanen. The band also went to Russia, ║ │
│║ Mexico, Argentina & Peru for the first time. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ The Days of Grays (2009) & Live in Finland ║ │
│║ (2011): ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ In early 2009 the band went into the studio and ║ │
│║ started working on their sixth album, which ║ │
│║ would be their first with Elias on guitar. A ║ │
│║ small festival tour during that summer let fans ║ │
│║ hear some of the songs that would end up on The ║ │
│║ Days of Grays. The somber tone of the album ║ │
│║ reflected getting old and dying - different from ║ │
│║ the progressive leanings of Unia. The Days of ║ │
│║ Grays was certified Gold on the day of release, ║ │
│║ making it the first Sonata Arctica album to ║ │
│║ manage this feat. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Before going to Europe, Sonata Arctica hitched a ║ │
│║ ride with Dragonforce, who opened for the second ║ │
│║ leg of their US/Canada tour. It is one of the ║ │
│║ few times the band toured North America before ║ │
│║ Europe in order to promote a new album. Delain ║ │
│║ and Winterborn opened for them in Europe. ║ │
│║ Unfortunately, a few shows of this tour had to ║ │
│║ be canceled due to illness. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ The New Year began with the band playing their ║ │
│║ first ever gigs in Australia. They continued ║ │
│║ onto Asia, playing their first gigs in China and ║ │
│║ Taiwan before hitting Japan again. A few makeup ║ │
│║ gigs from the previous European tour were played ║ │
│║ along with a tour of Russia and Finland. ║ │
│║ Eventually in April, they did a full tour of the ║ │
│║ USA with openers Powerglove and Mutiny Within ║ │
│║ before the festival season started. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ A DVD show in Milan, Italy was planned for ║ │
│║ September 30th, but was postponed when Elias ║ │
│║ broke his hand working out in early September. ║ │
│║ It would be pushed foward to 2011 and eventually ║ │
│║ changed to Oulu, Finland. The year ended on ║ │
│║ happier note with a full South American tour, ║ │
│║ complete with a tour documentary filmed and ║ │
│║ edited by Tony. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ January 2011 had the band setting sail with the ║ │
│║ inaugural 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise which ║ │
│║ traveled from Miami to Mexico with three ║ │
│║ straight days of shows running around the clock. ║ │
│║ Sonata Arctica would end up playing two shows ║ │
│║ with alternating setlists. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Another European tour commenced, highlighted ║ │
│║ with a special two hour show in Milan that ║ │
│║ debuted the setlist for the upcoming DVD show in ║ │
│║ Oulu. It was their gift to the Milan fans who ║ │
│║ bought tickets to the DVD show the year before. ║ │
│║ The Oulu DVD show, titled Live in Finland, would ║ │
│║ be released on November 11th, thus making the ║ │
│║ release date 11/11/2011. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ The Days of Grays World Tour ║ │
│║ tour started: July 9, 2009 ║ │
│║ tour ended: August 15, 2011 ║ │
│║ shows: 182 ║ │
│║ countries: 38 ║ │
│║ other: The band released their 2nd live DVD from ║ │
│║ this tour as well as paid first visits to a ║ │
│║ number of countries like Australia, China, ║ │
│║ Taiwan, Guatemala, Ecuador, Venezuela, El ║ │
│║ Salvador and Uruguay. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Stones Grow Her Name (2012): ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ In September 2011 Sonata Arctica locked ║ │
│║ themselves in the studio once again to make ║ │
│║ their seventh album. This time the focus was on ║ │
│║ making their songs easier to translate on stage ║ │
│║ and the end result was Stones Grow Her Name. ║ │
│║ Released in May 2012, it became the first Sonata ║ │
│║ Arctica album to be certified Gold with pre- ║ │
│║ sales alone and managed to crack the US charts ║ │
│║ for the first time on Billboard's Heatseeker's ║ │
│║ Chart at #9. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Other than random summer festival shows, Finland ║ │
│║ became the first country to hear many of the new ║ │
│║ songs live with an extensive tour in September. ║ │
│║ After taking few weeks off, they were back on ║ │
│║ the road for a European tour in November, with ║ │
│║ Battle Beast opening and a small North American ║ │
│║ headlining tour in December. Both tours were ║ │
│║ filmed by Tony and videos posted along the way ║ │
│║ on the band's YouTube channel, giving the fans a ║ │
│║ change to see life on the road. 2013 was spent ║ │
│║ on the road with the band doing tours in ║ │
│║ Scandinavia, UK, Russia, Japan and Latin America ║ │
│║ before finishing the tour with the summer ║ │
│║ festivals in Europe. At the end of the tour ║ │
│║ Marko Paasikoski left the band, citing lack of ║ │
│║ motivation as his principle reason. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Stones Grow Her Name World Tour ║ │
│║ tour started: April 7, 2012 ║ │
│║ tour ended: August 15, 2013 ║ │
│║ shows: 95 ║ │
│║ countries: 31 ║ │
│║ other: Some first time countries on this tour ║ │
│║ were: Costa Rica, Columbia, Paraguay and Turkey. ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ TBA (2014): ║ │
│║ ║ │
│║ Straight from the festival season, the band ║ │
│║ started working on their next studio album (no. ║ │
│║ 8) in September 2013. The new album will be ║ │
│║ released in the spring of 2014 with an extensive ║ │
│║ world tour to follow. 2014 also marks the 15th ║ │
│║ anniversary of the release of their first album ║ │
│║ Ecliptica. We can be sure to see some surprises ║ │
│║ along the way in the coming year.... ║ │
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│║ Release Tracklist ║ │
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│ 01 - The Wolves Die Young [04:13] │
│ 02 - The Wolves Die Young (Radio Edit) [03:51] │
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│ ║ Greetings To: ║ │
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│ Too all people who contributes to make this │
│ archive of good music in a exceptional conditions │
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