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Amorphis-Tales from the Thousand Lakes
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Artist : Amorphis
Album : Tales from the Thousand Lakes
Label : Nuclear Blast
Year : 1994
Genre : Metal Source : Vinyl
Encoder : FLAC 1.3.1 Bitrate : 3095 kbps
Playtime : 40:28 Size : 902.20 MB
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01 Thousand Lakes 02:05
02 Into Hiding 03:45
03 The Castaway 05:34
04 First Doom 03:52
05 Black Winter Day 03:51
06 Drowned Maid 04:27
07 In the Beginning 03:37
08 Forgotten Sunrise 04:54
09 To Fathers Cabin 03:50
10 Magic and Mayhem 04:33
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Tales from the Thousand Lakes is the second full-length album by metal
band Amorphis. It is a concept album, the lyrics are based on the
Finnish national epic, Kalevala. While still predominately death metal,
the album shows a greater influence of doom metal than the band's debut,
along with more melodic, heavy metal-inspired riffing and elements of
progressive rock and traditional Finnish folk music. The album also
introduced synthesizers and clean vocals to the band's sound, though the
latter was used sparingly.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tales_from_the_Thousand_Lakes
http://amorphis.net/
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READNFO to ZoNeNET:
A FLAC group recently got nuked by ZoneNet for preing vinyl after the CD
has been released. The rules (v3.0) establish the following order of
sources, per rule 2.6:
CD < BLURAY/HDDVD
Vinyl and DVD can be released any time.
ZoneNet has been explaining their nukes as follows:
"cannot.dupe.any.source.means.cannot.duplicate.and.cannot.be.duped"
First of all, "cannot.be.duped" is not what is in the ruleset. "cannot
dupe" means "can not duplicate", or, using simple English, will not be
considered a duplicate after the release has been pred from a different
source. Consider this: otherwise a CD could not be released after a
vinyl or DVD has been pred, which clearly would not make any sense,
would it?
"vinyl.is.ripper.dependant.and.will.never.be.higher.quality.than.cdda.bl
uray.or.hddvd"
What you are saying is simply not relevant. Also, it is only partly
true: the point of releasing vinyl rips nowadays is actually the
difference in sound caused by cutting a more silent version of the same
master resulting in better sound (so not overloud/compressed sound,
google "loudness war"). Yes, there might be differences in the gear
rippers use, but that still does not give you the right to nuke a proper
24/96 vinyl rip.
This means that this release and all the other releases you nuked
earlier are not duplicates and are in accordance with the current FLAC
ruleset.
So, to sum it up:
You can release the following any time: BLURAY/HDDVD, vinyl or DVD.
You can release a CD any time, EXCEPT when a BLURAY/HDDVD rip is out.
You can NOT release any of these, if a rip from the same medium is out.
Hope you understand the rules and unnuke those releases post-haste :)
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READNFO to all nukenets
In the future we will hide ALL vinyls on our proof pictures, and here is
why: one could possibly identify a collection of vinyls based on the
colour combination. Even if we decided to hide only the non-black
sources, it would just signal that we have a colour version instead of
the black, which is still possibly harmful in case of vinyls released in
black and in only one another limited colour. We are talking about
really low numbers (for example a batch of 100 or less in some cases).
Another thing is that possible unique scratches on the surface could be
used to identify the source in question.
This is, however, in accordance with rule 9.2 "If the medium [...]
contains anything that may expose your identity, then that part of image
can be [...] blackened." Since the medium itself contains sensitive
information, it will be blackened out.
The central label will always be visible and provide proof.
"Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't after you."
- Joseph Heller
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