OPETH have set "Lamentations - Live At Shepherds Bush Empire" as the title for their forthcoming live DVD, due on November 24 through Music For Nations.

As previously reported, the disc, which was recorded September 25 in London, will contain both the mellow and heavy set with a running time of approximately an hour each, as well as a unique 65-minute documentary about the band with in-depth focus on the recording of "Deliverance" and "Damnation". "Lamentations…", which was mixed by "Deliverance" mixer and co-producer Andy Sneap, will also include exclusive interviews with the band and producer. A two-CD live album will also be issued in the coming months.

OPETH are currently in the middle of a Scandinavian tour which is slated to conclude on November 1 in Sundsvall, Sweden. South American dates will commence in mid-November, to be followed by an Australian trek in early December.


wow. I fucking can't wait. November is going to be a kick ass month for music.

bastards.

RustedAngel said:

I cant fucking wait either. Here is the tracklist for the DVD:

Damnation/Acoustic set:
Intro
Windowpane
In My Time Of Need
Death Whispered A Lullaby
Closure
Hope Leaves
To Rid The Disease
Ending Credits
Weakness
Harvest

Deliverance/Heavy set:
The Leper Affinity
Masters Apprentices
Deliverance
The Drapery Falls
A Fair Judgement

Fuck yeah!

i fucking love Opeth but a live CD? Oh no, it's usually a bad sign when a live CD is released by a band.

They fucking rule live. we'll see...............

thornnvine said:

?Bad sign? I figure that it is a damn good sign! You said it yourself that Opeth rule live. But think about their stage show.Fireworks?No.Fog?No.Lights?Rarely. Let's face it, they just stand there. What makes them so good live is they are fucking kickass musicians! I think a live CD would be great!

as long as it sounds good, it will fucking rule.

RustedAngel said:

Exactly.

no doubt, even all the opeth video'd bootlegs i have all sound pretty good considering the conditions. this will be through the soundboard I would imagine.

best band ever. best dvd ever