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 Chapters - Amorphis
 Chapters - Amorphis ... Tracklisting1 Alone [Edited Version] 2 Drifting Memories 3 Too Much to See [*] 4 Way 5 Northern Lights [*] 6 Summer's End 7 Brother - Slayer 8 Better Unborn 9 My Kantele 10 Weeper on the Shore 11 Moon and Sun 12 Black Winter Day 13 Castaway 14 Drowned Maid 15 Warriors Trial 16 Exile of the Sons of Uisliu 17 Lost Name of God Disc #2 Tracklisting 1 Alone [DVD] 2 Divinity [DVD] 3 My Kantele [DVD] 4 Against Widows [DVD] 5 Black Winter Day [DVD] Newest Review: ... each from the more recent releases. The 2003 studio album 'Far From the Sun' was released less than a month before this ... more ... collection, and the lack of any brand new material from that studio lack-of-effort is either due to commercial considerations, or simply taste. I'd hope for the latter, and it at least means listeners are spared pickings from the weakest Amorphis release to date. While 'Story' seemed a little pre-emptive at covering a band with only four major releases under its belt, 'Chapters' is more entertaining at five.
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Chapters - Amorphis: End Of This Chapter (668 words)
by - written on 16/01/08 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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You know a band's getting a little desperate when they release two similar best-of compilations within three years, increasingly demonstrating how much better they used to be in the good old days. While 'Story' was a self-proclaimed '10th Anniversary' release in 2000, 'Chapters' is the first to feature new material from the disappointing 'Am Universum' album and the first to arrange all of the songs in reverse chronological order to offer a true retrospective. So that makes it justified, obviously. While I can't condone such obvious cash-in releases, this can't help but be a very interesting album thanks to the inclusion of much of Amorphis' finest and ... Read the complete review
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