Opeth To Release New DVD "Garden Of The Titans: Live At Red Rocks Amphitheater"
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Swedish progressive metal legends Opeth will release "Garden Of The Titans: Live At Red Rocks Amphitheater" on November 2nd via Moderbolaget Records / Nuclear Blast Entertainment. This historic event was captured for the DVD, Blu-Ray and Vinyl formats during their performance May 11th, 2017 at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Denver, CO. Both the DVD and Blu-ray formats include CDs containing the audio as well. Video footage for Garden of the Titans was overseen by The Deka Brothers (carpenter Brut, The Prodigy) and audio was mixed by David Castillo (Katatonia, Bloodbath). All versions feature the masterful artwork of revered artist Travis Smith (Nevermore, Testament).
The tracklist is as follows:
1. Sorceress
2. Ghost Of Perdition
3. Demon Of The Fall
4. The Wilde Flowers
5. In My Time Of Need
6. The Devil's Orchard
7. Cusp Of Eternity
8. Heir Apparent
9. Era
10. Deliverance
Always an unstoppable force for uniqueness amid a sea of generic swill, Opeth has been setting the rulebook ablaze, and ploughing a uniquely progressive and exploratory furrow for over 25 years now. Neither conforming nor exhibiting any desire to be restricted to a single genre, Opeth, quite simply, has a time honored tradition of blowing our minds with both class and forward thinking. All these years later, nothing and everything has changed once again with their most recent album, Sorceress.
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1. coldiem writes:
The camera angles are really odd for a concert performance DVD. Lots of close up shots of mostly just faces, cutting off the fretboards, keyboards, etc... Certainly not what I look for in a live performance video.
Anyway, still not digging this newer style of material from Opeth. The heavier parts work amazingly well in a live setting, especially when mixed with their old-school melancholic style, but the prog-heavy sections just don't work so well.