Which means, Jammu and Kashmir's special status is revoked. It allowed folks from remaining states to migrate and take over Muslim's land. This is just one of the instance you got from Oliver.
@corrupt - I watched how Oliver trying to disseminate Modi's political ideology with his humor. Well, about Muslim's distribution - Oliver is partially incorrect as Modi already seized Muslim's wealth by expunging Article 370.
Disc I 01. Mirror Mirror 02. A Cry From The Crypt 03. Darkness In Paradise 04. Incarnation Of Evil 05. Bearer Of Pain 06. Ancient Dreams 07. The Bells Of Acheron 08. Epistle No. 81 09. Black Sabbath Medley [CD bonus][Black Sabbath cover]
Disc II[bonus] 01. Mirror Mirror [live] 02. The Bells Of Acheron [live] 03. Bearer Of Pain [live] 04. A Cry From The Crypt [live] 05. Interview + Mirror Mirror [video]
Additional info Recorded in August 1988 at Nacka Recording House, Stockholm, Sweden.
Mixed at Montezuma Recording, Stockholm, Sweden.
Mastered at Polar Studios, Stockholm, Sweden.
Produced by Candlemass.
With time Candlemass deservedly won the reputation of Metal Legends and I think it's fair to say that there are four main reasons for their status: "Epicus Doomicus Metallicus," "Nightfall," "Ancient Dreams" and "Tales Of Creation." There's no denying it, these albums are absolute cornerstones of Metal; the originators of the Doom genre, they are full of brilliant songs and music played like no other band had ever played.
This album was the one to introduce me to Candlemass, and how lucky i was. 'Ancient Dreams' is a fantastic example of how good doom metal can get, whilst also providing the listener with such a gloomy, dull atmosphere. Not quite as good as the first two albums, but it still has its moments.
I think the vocals on here are extremely annoying at times, really too over-the-top. I guess I just highly prefer Johan Längqvist over Messiah Marcolin (even though he did the vocals on Nightfall as well). Overall this album is far less great than Nightfall and especially EDM.
Still a good album, but honestly I can't enjoy it a lot. Somehow the style is very different from the first two albums (especially the debut), as for example this is way less doomy.
I think the vocals on here are extremely annoying at times, really too over-the-top. I guess I just highly prefer Johan Längqvist over Messiah Marcolin (even though he did the vocals on Nightfall as well). Overall this album is far less great than Nightfall and especially EDM.
Still a good album, but honestly I can't enjoy it a lot. Somehow the style is very different from the first two albums (especially the debut), as for example this is way less doomy.
I really like the album, and Messiah is a great overall vocalist, but he is too theatrical at times on this. Mirror Mirror in particular bothers me a little. I personally find the album after this one to be the better album.
I really like the album, and Messiah is a great overall vocalist, but he is too theatrical at times on this. Mirror Mirror in particular bothers me a little. I personally find the album after this one to be the better album.
Yep, I agree about Messiah but he's overdoing it here in my opinion. On Nightfall he did a way better job. Or it's just that the music there appeals to me more, just like the music on EDM appeals to me the most out of the albums I've heard so far. I haven't heard the 4th album (I'm chronologically checking out their discography... taking my time). Is it more similar to this one, Nightfall or EDM?
Yep, I agree about Messiah but he's overdoing it here in my opinion. On Nightfall he did a way better job. Or it's just that the music there appeals to me more, just like the music on EDM appeals to me the most out of the albums I've heard so far. I haven't heard the 4th album (I'm chronologically checking out their discography... taking my time). Is it more similar to this one, Nightfall or EDM?
On the whole I'd say Tales of Creation is heavier and doomier in tone than this. I only heard it relatively recently with respect to when I first heard the 3 original albums and I kicked myself to leaving it so late as I thought it was of their mediocre middle-era albums, which it totally isn't. There's a slightly cheesy power metal-esque instrumental in Into the Unfathomed Tower but that's easily overlooked.
On the whole I'd say Tales of Creation is heavier and doomier in tone than this. I only heard it relatively recently with respect to when I first heard the 3 original albums and I kicked myself to leaving it so late as I thought it was of their mediocre middle-era albums, which it totally isn't. There's a slightly cheesy power metal-esque instrumental in Into the Unfathomed Tower but that's easily overlooked.
Give it a go yourself some time.
From your description I'm guessing I'd like it more than Ancient Dreams. Thanks anyway, I'll check it out.
Just received my signed vinyl of this album and gave it a full spin today. I must say it was worth every penny. Also not sure if it matters much but I think the original album cover had blue text for the album, "Ancient Dreams" instead of the white-colored letters here.