I'm still impressed on this situation: my father has always shared some of my musical tastes, but he can't stand growls... so, I'm at the gates (lol) of graduate from my professional careeer (sociology), and twoo weeks ago my father showed up in my room and said "here, a gift from your degree achievement", giving me two Opeth tickets for the show here in Santiago, Chile. he said to me that in a city-to-city travel, he listened a whole entire album from Opeth and he loved it, even the growls, he is even listening to this in my absent. He also said to me that the second ticket was for inviting anyone I want to... I was about to invite my girlfriend (who also hates growls and barely hears soft metal and rock) , I really wanted to invite her, but when my dad told me his introduction to Opeth, I couldn't resist to invite him instead... we're seeing them tonight and I cannot wait He said that he was proud of me and my goals being reached... but I'm actually proud of him and his evolution into musical taste, you know our generation is pretty much used to growls and shit, but when I see a 60's man getting into the growls and this kind of music overall, I can't feel otherwise but fucking pride This is the greatest day of my life and I want to share it with you, the Opeth fanbase, because no matter who you are or we are you from, you are deeply connected to me by this band Have a fucking nice day, all of you. Greetings from Chile, from the world's edge.
I'm 54, Gabriel Genesis, King Crimson, Van Der Graaf Generator, Led Zep, Porcupine and Wilson fan and I like them too... I've seen them with Drean Theater in Bologna (Italy) in 2009.
@@zaqwertyfish Thanks, man, i listened to all the records in two days, it's impressive how good they are, now i'm going slow and enjoying the records one by one. Kinda understand why Mikael Åkerfeldt is a friend of Wilson!!
@@zaqwertyfish Yes, a great trip indeed, must be a whole other experience being an old fan. And yes, they totally stand by themselves, i'm just saying that it's great to see how Åkerfeldt was influenced by Wilson in Damnation or Wilson by Åkerfeldt in Fear of a Blank Planet. Both bands are titans!!
Still remember how I went into a electronics store while we waited for the train back on a school trip when I was in middle school ten years ago. Went to the CD section, saw this, didn't know about Opeth at all back then and took it because the cover looked interesting enough for me to pick it up. Played it right when I arrived back home later and immediately fell in love with them.
I just want to say that OPETH and the whole metal scene has made this world a much better place. It's made life more than tolerable, it's enjoyable! I listened to this to detox off a serious pain meds tolerance when I quit my prescription cold turkey and it worked! That and remembering how to fight and that others have suffered worse, like castrated slaves. We are spoiled and blessed compared to 125 yrs ago. Anyway, love light and mosh pits to all!
The peak of Opeth. I love every song on this album. That said, the last track is probably the weakest in this album, BUT it has a killer gem in it. One of my absolute favourite Opeth moments: 51:00 - 53:10. Eargasmic
My favorite album/double release from Opeth truly cementing them as the broad spectrum of musical genius they are. Each song of Deliverance hits like a funeral dirge from Hades.
A Fair Judgement begins at 24:47, and might be my favorite Opeth track of all time. The piano strokes hold a foreboding quality that tingles my spine, and when Mikael Åkerfeldt's vocals enter the fray, my heart aches, with pleasure. The guitar work is masterfully descriptive towards a sadness and anguish many have felt before. Opeth are exceptional in their presentations, there is no denying this fact. In all actuality, this song soothes my soul.
I haven't heard Martin Lopez elsewhere, but his tenure with Opeth makes him one of my favorite drummers. Also during his time Opeth produced their best material IMO.
first time listener here, the first song is absolutely insane, beautiful 6/8, love the lydian section and the solos are incredibly interesting and well crafted
I saw these guys perform this at the Worcester Palladium on the tour for this album. They were perfect. Awesome show. My buddy Dave caught me with a flying punch. I later assaulted him by the bathroom with a hawk wing. 😂 good times.
@@harel1096 Oh no problem. Actually Opeth is my favorite band. Either number 1 or number 2. But to compare them to maybe the most talented musician to ever walk the earth is a bit of a stretch thats all.
@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 Mozart is Mozart, high above any other composer for sure. Still, you should give me the right to exaggerate and keep your statements to yourself.
I remember when I saw them in concert, I was front row the whole time and i yelled at them to play Master's Apprentice like 49 times, they never did. I was so sad haha
My very first Opeth purchase ever! I already preordered the 5.1 re-issues of this and Damnation. Going to be epic! “Myself and Martin Mendez are very excited to see the re-release(s) of ”Deliverance” and ”Damnation” coming out. The 5.1 surround mix for ”Damnation” was done a while ago by my buddy and co-producer for both albums, Steven Wilson, and I’ve been itching to have it released as it’s simply stunning! My new-ish friend, Bruce Soord, has done a fantastic remix for ”Deliverance”, literally giving new life to the record and making me start loving it.Finally! It was with pure excitement I went through the tracks, discovering them again. I’m especially impressed with the sound of Martin Lopez drums but also baffled by how wicked and strange this album is. I’m scratching my head wondering how the hell we came up with these songs. On top of everything, our old-time head of ART, Travis Smith, has touched up on the artwork having it looking great (bleak) too! Enjoy!”-Mikael
I hope I don't have to agree with you Mic Hal. That is the same reason I didn't buy the remastered works of Jean-Michel Jarre; I didn't like the 'new sound' at all. But, worst case is that I also have to buy the original cd's of Deliverance and Damnation, haha
I received it today! I just finished the DTS mix of Deliverance and it was a whole new experience all together.I have not heard the stereo mix yet and I assume that's the new mix +Mic Hal is talking about...I will have to comment on that later. As for the surround mix....oh my fuck ladies and gents! I really enjoyed the first 4 tracks just fine but I felt like I had finally heard Master's Apprentices and By The Pain I See In Others! Those are the two that blew me away the most.... I first got this album 11 years ago and this is like hearing for the first time all over again. I have all of their other 5.1 mixes and this one was definitely one of the most immersive and different front the original. The beautiful part is when it got to the clean parts you can hear Lopez and Mendez alone on the front L and R speakers and I had never realized how much of a chemistry they had together. You will hear drum work and bass lines you cant hear clearly on the original mix and it makes me remember why so many people miss Martin Lopez...his work is amazing here. On to Damnation.....
This is the first Opeth album I listened. I've listened the rest of their discography, and Deliverence is the best album they released by far (I'd say 'Deliverence' is the peak of Opeth with no doubt), but not the best they composed. They can make better songs (the songs 'The lotus eater' or 'The baying of the hounds' are enough proof), and this album could have been the start of something completely different and innovative, but they chose another path. Although I don't have any personal problem with that, I'll always wonder how the albums would sound if they decided to stick with Deliverence's style.
I think that objectively Ghost Reveries is their best album. But my favorite is Morningrise or My Arms, your Hearse or Still Life or Blackwater Park or Deliverance or Damnation or Ghost Reveries or Watershed.
My Opeth Ranked Albums could be 1.- Deliverance 2.- Blackwater Park 3.- Ghost Reveries 4.- Damnation 5.- Watershed well... I will not say they are better than Still Life, but I can´t understand that album, well... the first 4 albums by Opeth I can´t understand them, but they are cool and awesome, by the way, the new Opeth isn´t really bad, I like In Cauda Venenum and Sorceress Too
This album is so good. Damnit. I've gone through just about all Opeth albums recently and most keep surprising me with how good they are. MAYH, Morningrise, Blackwater park, Still Life, Orchid, Deliverance, Ghost reveries, Pale Communion... they're all so good.
After so much music (greek folk, metal, classical, but mainly rock, all kinds of it), I had to give Opeth a chance to finally find out the band that could truly calm me and give me strength in hard times. And every minute is a masterpiece, this is like constant Christmas with each song being a present.
Vale yesterday: "when Paolo first talked me about Jac (me), He told me he was a black metalhead who only listened to black metal and I imagined a giant dude, all pressed in black, with long black hair and thick angry eyebrows. then I actually meet him, and he was like "hihihi, I'm vegetarian! :D"".
I was never that much of an Opeth fan, but saw them play at Download last month and they were amazing! The end of Deliverance totally blew me away and I have been listening my way through their albums since. If Tool didnt melt my idea of reality that weekend, Opeth, Dream Theatre and Tosca were all up at the top of the bands I saw.
I FCKN LOVE OPETH ! I don't know how Mikel does it- goes from a guttural belch into a beautiful and distinct singing voice, I cannot get enough. Every Opeth album is its own genius. I must admit it took awhile to get to love the post watershed works, but I damn sure do- even my doggos Mimi and Xerxes have their own favorite song lol that is how much Opeth I listen to lol
definetly a good move triggering the kicks on this album, listening back you can barely hear them on past albums, at least at certain parts when hes going fast, kinda wish they had done it then, too
I know band from years. Used to ride high asls with orchid and a pentecost ... at that time, it was distinct era. Later ..Deliverance is a beast raw album. Nothing can beat it.
I am forty, and I'm mostly into prog-rock. And I listen to hard stuff as well. But I never got into growling, was repulsed by it even. Except this album. Here it fits perfect, like a glove. Only Opeth album I adore, apart from Damnation. Nice story, mate...those are the things that matter in life, I hope you had a blast with your dad 💪
Literally. I hate cannibal corpse because of the growls but I f*ing love Opeth. I'm sure Cannibal Corpse is very talented but every CC fan gotta admit the vocals suck
Dear lord deliver me from this place it's worse tan any imagined hell it's 2022 and it feels like I'm already in the River Styx either hell or heaven it's up to you I just need deliverance before I damn my soul forever
Thanks for the upload, trying to decide which Opeth albums to get first. I love the mixture of heavy and melodic, but I'm not a big fan of the growling vocals. I can tolerate some, the guy has an amazing voice I wouldnt mind getting the albums that have a good mixture of his "clean" and death metal vocals.
Ghost Reveries has the best mix of clean and growling vocals. Heritage, Damnation, and Pale Communion all have clean vocals exclusively. But they're not as heavy.
I bought first Orchid and then Blackwater Park. Then I acquired Damnation and then Deliverance. Finally I got Ghost Reveries, but not because it's a bad album. Opeth has no bad albums.
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I'm still impressed on this situation: my father has always shared some of my musical tastes, but he can't stand growls... so, I'm at the gates (lol) of graduate from my professional careeer (sociology), and twoo weeks ago my father showed up in my room and said "here, a gift from your degree achievement", giving me two Opeth tickets for the show here in Santiago, Chile. he said to me that in a city-to-city travel, he listened a whole entire album from Opeth and he loved it, even the growls, he is even listening to this in my absent. He also said to me that the second ticket was for inviting anyone I want to... I was about to invite my girlfriend (who also hates growls and barely hears soft metal and rock) , I really wanted to invite her, but when my dad told me his introduction to Opeth, I couldn't resist to invite him instead... we're seeing them tonight and I cannot wait
He said that he was proud of me and my goals being reached... but I'm actually proud of him and his evolution into musical taste, you know our generation is pretty much used to growls and shit, but when I see a 60's man getting into the growls and this kind of music overall, I can't feel otherwise but fucking pride
This is the greatest day of my life and I want to share it with you, the Opeth fanbase, because no matter who you are or we are you from, you are deeply connected to me by this band
Have a fucking nice day, all of you. Greetings from Chile, from the world's edge.
que buena historia, ese concierto mas encima estuvo muy muy muy bueno
there is something about their growls
my 50yr old mom likes them too
and she mainly listens to stuff like Adele and Lp
Sporebubu 98th 999999o999
I'm 54, Gabriel Genesis, King Crimson, Van Der Graaf Generator, Led Zep, Porcupine and Wilson fan and I like them too... I've seen them with Drean Theater in Bologna (Italy) in 2009.
Incredible story - I hope you both enjoyed the show. Cheers.
I just discovered Opeth this year, i know i'm late to the party, but oh boy, i'm having the time of my life...
Enjoy the journey my friend! 15 years in and I'm still discovering things.... just pick an album, sit back, and absorb...
@@zaqwertyfish Thanks, man, i listened to all the records in two days, it's impressive how good they are, now i'm going slow and enjoying the records one by one. Kinda understand why Mikael Åkerfeldt is a friend of Wilson!!
@@doctorsueno1048 damn dude! That's a hell of a trip! But think of it as the intro... after 30 years of listening to metal, Opeth stands alone...
@@zaqwertyfish Yes, a great trip indeed, must be a whole other experience being an old fan. And yes, they totally stand by themselves, i'm just saying that it's great to see how Åkerfeldt was influenced by Wilson in Damnation or Wilson by Åkerfeldt in Fear of a Blank Planet. Both bands are titans!!
Same here dude. In for a year and a half now. The musical experience of my life. A real gamechanger
Still remember how I went into a electronics store while we waited for the train back on a school trip when I was in middle school ten years ago. Went to the CD section, saw this, didn't know about Opeth at all back then and took it because the cover looked interesting enough for me to pick it up. Played it right when I arrived back home later and immediately fell in love with them.
Have been listening obsessively to Opeth for years, in my opinion this is their best album. Every song goes so hard
It's between this and Morningrise for me
Particularly, Deliverance is such an amazing song... the main riff is truly demolishing, an the outro never gets old
That outro is what got me into prog. It took me ages to wrap my mind around the beat, but when I did, it opened my eyes
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@@mrJarmusz ok
20:50 - 24:45 NOTHING beats this outro. 👌🏼🙌🏼
Fuck yes, the best outro of all time
"A Fair Judgement" is just so awesome. Damn best track on the album
Gimmi Bill it's amazing
Yes.
Deliverance says hold my beer
this is a truly masterpiece
most powerful Opeth album
Master's Apprentices is still my fav
since 2004
I just want to say that OPETH and the whole metal scene has made this world a much better place. It's made life more than tolerable, it's enjoyable! I listened to this to detox off a serious pain meds tolerance when I quit my prescription cold turkey and it worked!
That and remembering how to fight and that others have suffered worse, like castrated slaves. We are spoiled and blessed compared to 125 yrs ago.
Anyway, love light and mosh pits to all!
❤
This is the wonderful music.
The best progressive melodic deathmetal.
The drum...ahhh
+Gedddon Viking only growling ... this is not death metal for me. Progressive metal of course. Guitar work , drums.. where do you here death metal ?
c'mon buddy. there's death metal everywhere.
lulz
Gedddon Viking I could say there is a little bit of death metal influence on the growls at least? Who cares, this is great anyway :)
Martin Lopez. Mwuaaah * Chef's kiss *
The peak of Opeth. I love every song on this album. That said, the last track is probably the weakest in this album, BUT it has a killer gem in it. One of my absolute favourite Opeth moments: 51:00 - 53:10. Eargasmic
You'd probably enjoy the ending section of Ghost of Perdition too :). Quite similar.
The final song is absolute killer from the very first second on.
Yes.
Opeth is so awesome that even the weakest song on the album is an incredible masterpiece.
@@SamsarasArt exactly
2:00 and following in Wreath - SUCH a nod to the chorus of In the Court of the Crimson King! :)
Right you are sir. Nice connection!!
shit, never thought of that
Damn you're right
It's so very different from In the Court of the Crimson King, but in some way you can really recognise it as Opeth's take on that song.
Feel like learning every riff from this album. This is a masterpiece.
Still Life, Blackwater Park, Deliverance and Damnation is probably my favorite four album stretch by any artist, ever...
No my arms your hearse?
@@dominicneales9554 I enjoy My Arms, Your Hearse (and Ghost Reveries on the other end), but not as much as the four in the middle...
Incredible. Really.
the best opeth album
My favorite album/double release from Opeth truly cementing them as the broad spectrum of musical genius they are. Each song of Deliverance hits like a funeral dirge from Hades.
A Fair Judgement begins at 24:47, and might be my favorite Opeth track of all time. The piano strokes hold a foreboding quality that tingles my spine, and when Mikael Åkerfeldt's vocals enter the fray, my heart aches, with pleasure. The guitar work is masterfully descriptive towards a sadness and anguish many have felt before. Opeth are exceptional in their presentations, there is no denying this fact. In all actuality, this song soothes my soul.
It's working here in Finland. So are the songs to me. Opeth's grand masterpiece.
Why, thank you :)
Äijää näkee jokasen hyvän levyn kommenteissa :D
bonza haja
, joo. tulee kuunneltua musaa eniten tubesta nykyään :)
Kimmo here in japan is working as well :)
Una de las mejores bandas que ha existido, no solo en el metal, sino también en cualquier género musical.
Inteligencia emocional convertida en música.
All credits go to Martin Lopez for that insane drum riff at the end of Deliverance.
I haven't heard Martin Lopez elsewhere, but his tenure with Opeth makes him one of my favorite drummers. Also during his time Opeth produced their best material IMO.
@@sleepyjesus7265 he's the drummer for SOEN
first time listener here, the first song is absolutely insane, beautiful 6/8, love the lydian section and the solos are incredibly interesting and well crafted
that infinite breakdown at 20:49
I saw these guys perform this at the Worcester Palladium on the tour for this album. They were perfect. Awesome show. My buddy Dave caught me with a flying punch. I later assaulted him by the bathroom with a hawk wing. 😂 good times.
I saw Opeth years ago in Buffalo, NY. They were amazing!
Has to be their strangest and darkest album cover.
Totally agree. Scary shit for sure.
Damnation and Stillife
My Arms, Your Hearse!
thats sweden for ya
@@parabola5586Why does your profile pic look familiar? 🤔
I miss growl on new Opeth albums, but still love them
Holy God in a frozen heaven this is a freaking awesome album. I miss Peter :(
Master's Apprentices ❤❤❤
This album makes me think that they had Mozart, we have Opeth. Every generation and his own genius people...
Lets not talk crazy here.
@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 What's your problem dude?
@@harel1096 Oh no problem. Actually Opeth is my favorite band. Either number 1 or number 2. But to compare them to maybe the most talented musician to ever walk the earth is a bit of a stretch thats all.
@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 Mozart is Mozart, high above any other composer for sure. Still, you should give me the right to exaggerate and keep your statements to yourself.
@@harel1096 Youre right. Im sorry.
07:37 - 07:57 That midway Intro is pure genious!!!!
Damn good! :) Deliverance the best song of this album
Best Opeth album ever.
I remember when I saw them in concert, I was front row the whole time and i yelled at them to play Master's Apprentice like 49 times, they never did. I was so sad haha
Thats the saddest thing ive read in my whole life
They have pretty much one well-rehearsed set list that they stick with thru an entire tour
opeth just has that vibe for me. when I’m in the mood, no music is better.
ok. Ive changed my mind. This is the best Opeth Album. Which means its in the top 5 best metal albums ever.
I always change my mind too about the best Opeth album :D So hard to say.
Only Morningrise can be the best!!!
I'd say the best one is Ghost Reveries but Deliverance would be the second one
@@DerelictEarth B...But Blackwater Park ? :(
@@SaintFranssoix very solid too of course, just not my favourite. It would be my number 3
This album is my first exposure to Opeth and growl singing style 🔥🔥🔥
It's a pitty for Martin Lopez. He was the man.
You're da-mn right
"pity"
He is still alive, no?
Wish i could thumbs down cause he always will rock beyond our compro.
Rock on brother in eatheral 4 ever.
The great thing about Martin Lopez leaving Opeth is we have Soen now. Waiting to see their new album (5th one) "Imperial on 21st Jan 2021.
It became more than album for me...
Awesome quality dude!
John Kilbride Thanks! Now I just have to remember to add timestamps lol
Reim Time Awesome! Thanks for uploading this masterpiece!"
*****
You're welcome!
My very first Opeth purchase ever! I already preordered the 5.1 re-issues of this and Damnation. Going to be epic!
“Myself and Martin Mendez are very excited to see the re-release(s)
of ”Deliverance” and ”Damnation” coming out. The 5.1 surround mix for
”Damnation” was done a while ago by my buddy and co-producer for both
albums, Steven Wilson, and I’ve been itching to have it released as it’s
simply stunning! My new-ish friend, Bruce Soord, has done a fantastic
remix for ”Deliverance”, literally giving new life to the record and
making me start loving it.Finally! It was with pure excitement I went
through the tracks, discovering them again. I’m especially impressed
with the sound of Martin Lopez drums but also baffled by how wicked and
strange this album is. I’m scratching my head wondering how the hell we
came up with these songs. On top of everything, our old-time head of
ART, Travis Smith, has touched up on the artwork having it looking great
(bleak) too! Enjoy!”-Mikael
+C20H25N3Ofya Just ordered both the 4-CD and the 3-LP... I just need to have these masterpieces :-)
I hope I don't have to agree with you Mic Hal. That is the same reason I didn't buy the remastered works of Jean-Michel Jarre; I didn't like the 'new sound' at all. But, worst case is that I also have to buy the original cd's of Deliverance and Damnation, haha
I received it today! I just finished the DTS mix of Deliverance and it was a whole new experience all together.I have not heard the stereo mix yet and I assume that's the new mix +Mic Hal is talking about...I will have to comment on that later.
As for the surround mix....oh my fuck ladies and gents! I really enjoyed the first 4 tracks just fine but I felt like I had finally heard Master's Apprentices and By The Pain I See In Others! Those are the two that blew me away the most....
I first got this album 11 years ago and this is like hearing for the first time all over again. I have all of their other 5.1 mixes and this one was definitely one of the most immersive and different front the original. The beautiful part is when it got to the clean parts you can hear Lopez and Mendez alone on the front L and R speakers and I had never realized how much of a chemistry they had together. You will hear drum work and bass lines you cant hear clearly on the original mix and it makes me remember why so many people miss Martin Lopez...his work is amazing here.
On to Damnation.....
With out a doubt one of the best albums ever...
People who want a remastered version are out of their minds. One of the best produced metal records.
I absolutely love the transition at 11:35. I get chills everytime
Este album es realmente impecable en cuanto al sonido y musicalidad! uno de mis álbums favoritos sinceramente lml
Steven Wilson , detrás ....
This is the first Opeth album I listened. I've listened the rest of their discography, and Deliverence is the best album they released by far (I'd say 'Deliverence' is the peak of Opeth with no doubt), but not the best they composed. They can make better songs (the songs 'The lotus eater' or 'The baying of the hounds' are enough proof), and this album could have been the start of something completely different and innovative, but they chose another path. Although I don't have any personal problem with that, I'll always wonder how the albums would sound if they decided to stick with Deliverence's style.
I think Blackwater park was their peak from where they started to gradually change. Don't get me wrong, I love this album
I think that objectively Ghost Reveries is their best album. But my favorite is Morningrise or My Arms, your Hearse or Still Life or Blackwater Park or Deliverance or Damnation or Ghost Reveries or Watershed.
My fav is Watershed, followed by Damnation and Deliverance
My Opeth Ranked Albums could be
1.- Deliverance
2.- Blackwater Park
3.- Ghost Reveries
4.- Damnation
5.- Watershed
well... I will not say they are better than Still Life, but I can´t understand that album, well... the first 4 albums by Opeth I can´t understand them, but they are cool and awesome, by the way, the new Opeth isn´t really bad, I like In Cauda Venenum and Sorceress Too
I love all their records. I don't think there is a "better record", they are different... So, it seems to me pointless to compare them.
This album is so good. Damnit. I've gone through just about all Opeth albums recently and most keep surprising me with how good they are. MAYH, Morningrise, Blackwater park, Still Life, Orchid, Deliverance, Ghost reveries, Pale Communion... they're all so good.
The end of fair judgment
That's Satan's entrance theme.
After so much music (greek folk, metal, classical, but mainly rock, all kinds of it), I had to give Opeth a chance to finally find out the band that could truly calm me and give me strength in hard times. And every minute is a masterpiece, this is like constant Christmas with each song being a present.
I can definitely vibe with some Sokratis Malamas as well though! You have great taste, kind sir.
Awesome comments! 🎤🥁🎸🤘🏻✌🏼😊
Their best album! Catchy and Heavy as fuck!!
This album from beginning to end is soooo damn good. 🔥
Canada is here!!!! One of my favorite songs - ok, I am addicted to that song...Is that the most epic song in history???
I used to think Blackwater Park was my favorite album, but goddam this album is awesome!
18 years old today... An adult lml Aewsome Album!!
thanks so much for posting this!! miss old Opeth so much!!
great album. one of my favorites
My first time listening... I can dig it for sure!
1998-2002 was their best era imo.
imo 2001 - 2008
Vale yesterday:
"when Paolo first talked me about Jac (me), He told me he was a black metalhead who only listened to black metal and I imagined a giant dude, all pressed in black, with long black hair and thick angry eyebrows.
then I actually meet him, and he was like "hihihi, I'm vegetarian! :D"".
I was never that much of an Opeth fan, but saw them play at Download last month and they were amazing! The end of Deliverance totally blew me away and I have been listening my way through their albums since. If Tool didnt melt my idea of reality that weekend, Opeth, Dream Theatre and Tosca were all up at the top of the bands I saw.
Tool? Zzz zzz
Gli opeth a livello compositivo non hanno rivali nel mondo🙂. Sono i Mozart dell'heavy metal
The song deliverance is probably the only song that approches COSMIC level brilliance.
Happy 17th anniversary! ❤
This and Blackwater Park. Gah. My childhood.
Not blocked here in Norway. I will see Opeth today (25th of June 2022) at Tons of Rock in Oslo, Norway.
Just to let you know, I'm watching it from Mexico. Thanks a lot.
Love this band
This album will never get old. It's like a new one every time I listen to it, always finding new stuff, and those drums kick ass so hard !
5:50 minutes seconds in. And it becomes immortal in the black rose.
Poseidon's outdone himself on this album. Out beside un himself.
9:13 minutes seconds Poseidon's wishes to himself., Reap vealed Heidon.
10:44 minutes seconds another tray of cherries.
Timeless album!
I FCKN LOVE OPETH ! I don't know how Mikel does it- goes from a guttural belch into a beautiful and distinct singing voice, I cannot get enough. Every Opeth album is its own genius. I must admit it took awhile to get to love the post watershed works, but I damn sure do- even my doggos Mimi and Xerxes have their own favorite song lol that is how much Opeth I listen to lol
When Mikael growls, the ambient temperature drops 10°.
A really good álbum from Opeth
definetly a good move triggering the kicks on this album, listening back you can barely hear them on past albums, at least at certain parts when hes going fast, kinda wish they had done it then, too
I know band from years. Used to ride high asls with orchid and a pentecost ... at that time, it was distinct era. Later ..Deliverance is a beast raw album. Nothing can beat it.
Fuck i'm so addicted to that band...
First Opeth i bought in 2003 ❤ (with Damnation)
Their 2 best albums 😍
Thank you for uploading this. Fantastic record!
I am forty, and I'm mostly into prog-rock. And I listen to hard stuff as well. But I never got into growling, was repulsed by it even. Except this album. Here it fits perfect, like a glove. Only Opeth album I adore, apart from Damnation. Nice story, mate...those are the things that matter in life, I hope you had a blast with your dad 💪
Literally. I hate cannibal corpse because of the growls but I f*ing love Opeth. I'm sure Cannibal Corpse is very talented but every CC fan gotta admit the vocals suck
Thank you so much reim time
20 Years...
Только недавно он был новым..быстро однако
Deliverance is the 6th album by Opeth released on this day 11/12/02. \M/
Best Album
It's the first time I hear a band like this. I guess it's ok, wish them popularity
Fair judgment is the best one probably, I have no idea how they came up with stuff like this.
abiiii bu cok iyi ya
At the very end of the final few seconds of the album, do i hear one of the verses from master's apprentices played in reverse?
Yes you do.
You do if you are high on jaggermeister
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Dear lord deliver me from this place it's worse tan any imagined hell it's 2022 and it feels like I'm already in the River Styx either hell or heaven it's up to you I just need deliverance before I damn my soul forever
Thanks for the upload, trying to decide which Opeth albums to get first. I love the mixture of heavy and melodic, but I'm not a big fan of the growling vocals. I can tolerate some, the guy has an amazing voice I wouldnt mind getting the albums that have a good mixture of his "clean" and death metal vocals.
Ghost Reveries has the best mix of clean and growling vocals. Heritage, Damnation, and Pale Communion all have clean vocals exclusively. But they're not as heavy.
I'm with you on growling vocals, but I find these more bearable than other extreme bands.
I am not fan of Growls too but i think the music in the Album is great and the sound is really good !!!
I bought first Orchid and then Blackwater Park. Then I acquired Damnation and then Deliverance. Finally I got Ghost Reveries, but not because it's a bad album. Opeth has no bad albums.
The first album i got was Blackwater Park. That and Ghost Reveries are probably the best starting point for a mix of heavy and acoustic parts
it's working in italy as well! thanks!
best Opeth album!
Badass album absolutely a fucking classic \M/
This is melting my face off
Genius
Listening from Canada and it's all good, not blocked ;)
no autumn/winter without opeth !
Nice profile pic
Best band in our galaxy ! Opeth
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Why did they remix this, this version sounds excellent.
@39:40 might be the beaviest riff ever recorded in E standard
The Milestone of opeth....👍😁👍
Love this x❤
You can feel Steven Wilson's soul all over this album.
Excellent