Funeral - Tragedies | Tristesse (2-CD reissue) [FLAC] [2006] [Fu

PLEASE SEED AFTER DOWNLOADING!!!! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Funeral - Tragedies | Tristesse (2-CD reissue) [FLAC] [2006] [Funeral Doom] ninjatorrent ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Artist...........: Funeral Album............: Tragedies | Tristesse (2-CD reissue) Genre............: Funeral Doom Source...........: Retail CD Year.............: 2006 Codec............: FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) Tool.............: reference libFLAC 1.2.1 20070917 Encoding.........: lossless Avg. Bitrate.....: 821 kbps Channels.........: 2 Sample Rate......: 44100 Hz Bits Per Sample..: 16 Includes.........: .M3U .NFO Duration.........: 2:20:01.880 (370522908 samples) Tracks: Disc 1 - Tragedies: 01 Funeral - Taarene 12:26 02 Funeral - Under Ebony Shades 13:31 03 Funeral - Demise 8:40 04 Funeral - When Nightfall Clasps 14:10 05 Funeral - Moment In Black 9:40 06 Funeral - Forlorn (Bonus Track) 11:39 Disc 2 - Tristesse: 01 Funeral - Thoughts Of Tranquillity 10:37 02 Funeral - A Poem For The Dead 18:30 03 Funeral - Yearning For Heaven 10:26 04 Funeral - Heartache (Bonus Track) 13:20 05 Funeral - Dying (Together As One) (Bonus Track) 17:01 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tristesse (1994, Wild Rags) A pretty bad sound quality, an almost unexistent distribution from an obscure label, extremely long, monotonous tracks (three tracks with a total duration of 39 minutes) and completely inaccesible vocals: those are probably the reasons why this work never became influential in the doom-metal genre, although it should have been. 'Tristesse' is one of the heaviest, most depressive and extreme doom-metal albums ever recorded. This Norwegian band made no efforts to facilitate the listening experience: this album bathes in misery, depression and desperation. The three songs clock at +10 minutes featuring monolithic, extreme doom-metal, with only some serene acoustic parts and some occasional guitar solo's that help a bit to endure the almost unbearable pain. The band didn't use on this album the monotonous, cheerless female vocals they used in their second album 'Tragedies', but the low, depressive male vocals won't make you feel better neither. In short: if you like extreme, monolithic funeral doom or if you are addicted to heaviness in genenal and you are one of the happy few that came across this album: don't hesitate to get it! Tragedies (1995, Arctic Serenades) You have depressive bands, and you have Funeral. If you manage to listen to a whole album from this band resisting the urge to switch over to something more cheerful or alive, then you must be a true doomfreak! This time, the band relies vocaly mostly on the monotonous, mourning voice from Toril Snyen, implemented by the deep grunts that were also featured in their extremely depressive debut album 'Tristesse'. The production is not so obscure this time and it fits better with the more melodic, symphonic approach that the band chose for this album. The tempo is exclusively slow, making Funeral together with Skepticism, Thergothon and Esoteric one of the slowest and most depressive bands around. The lyrics unveil a similar tendency to emphasize everything about this life that is negative, ugly and dissonant: "Enlight the reek in which you dwell/you're the weak, your soul has fell". The constantly mourning vocals from Toril remind of those from Veera Muhli in Unholy's masterpiece 'Gracefallen', but they are even more monotonous and have a definate love it or hate it aspect in them. Listening to this album is not easy, but it's definately an unique experience of purification for those lost in the realms of depressive music! (Doom-Metal.com) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PLEASE SEED AFTER DOWNLOADING!!!!

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