Artist.......: Sabaton
Album........: Live at StΘrΘolux (Nantes)
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Heavy Metal
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2016-04-09
Str.date.....: 2016-02-24
Quality......: 247kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.sabaton.net/
track title time
1. Live at StΘrΘolux (Nantes) 60:56
* The March To War
* Ghost Division
* Far From The Fame
* Uprising
* Midway
* Rist And Bite
* Carolus Rex
* Swedish Pagans
* Soldier Of Three Armies
* Atterro Dominatus
* Art Of War
* To Hell And Back
* Night Witches
* Primo Victoria
* Metal Crue
Runtime 60:56
Size 107.81
Release Notes:
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Swedish band Sabaton have been a major force in the power metal field since the
mid-2000s, but had to battle through significant difficulties to get there,
which may explain their eventual creative obsession with everything war-related.
Originally founded in 1999 and comprised of Joakim BrodΘn (vocals and
keyboards), Rickard SundΘn (guitar), Oskar Montelius (guitar), Daniel Myhr
(keyboards, beginning in 2006), PΣr Sundstr÷m (bass), and Richard Larsson
(drums), the enterprising group quickly produced two demo tapes that were later
released in a limited edition as Fist for Fight in 2002.
But after inking a deal with Italian label Underground Symphony, Sabaton saw
their first would-be official album, Metalizer, inexplicably held out of the
marketplace for a full two years (it, too, belatedly reached the public in
2007). Tired of waiting, the members of Sabaton (now including new drummer
Daniel Mullback), once again took matters into their own hands, and financed the
recording of another album, Primo Victoria, which was officially released in
2005 by the Black Lodge label. It also opened the floodgates for a slew of
popular singles and battle metal LPs to follow, including 2006's Attero
Dominatus, 2008's The Art of War, and 2010's Coat of Arms, all of them bursting
at the seams with historic and mythical chronicles of battle set to anthemic
power metal. The band became increasingly successful across Europe, witnessed on
2011's live album, World War Live: Battle of the Baltic Sea, featuring a dozen
tracks and ten different countries. The following year's Carolus Rex hit number
one in Sweden and Poland, but it was the last for that lineup; 2014's Heroes
featured new guitarists Chris R÷rland and Thobbe Englund plus new drummer Hannes
van Dahl alongside the stalwarts BrodΘn and Sundstr÷m.
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