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Performer: Opeth
Album: Deliverance & Damnation
Label: Sony Music, Music For Nations
Catalog #: 88875094281
MP3: 1519 mb | FLAC: 1732 mb
Released: 30 Oct 2015
Country: Europe
Style: Death Metal, Progressive Metal
Rating: 4.5/5
Votes: 979
Category: Rock

Tracklist

1	Wreath
2	Hope Leaves
3	A Fair Judgement
4	Deliverance
5	In My Time Of Need
6	Damnation
7	Closure
8	By The Pain I See In Others
9	Weakness
10	For Absent Friends
11	Windowpane
12	Deliverance
13	Master's Apprentices
14	Ending Credits
15	To Rid The Disease
16	Death Whispered A Lullaby

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
88875094282	Opeth	Deliverance & Damnation ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM + DVD-V, Album, RE, RM, Multicha)	Sony Music, Music For Nations	88875094282	UK & Europe	2015
none	Opeth	Deliverance & Damnation ‎(CDr, Album, Promo + CDr, Album, Promo + Comp)	Sony Music	none	Europe	2015
TE712-2	Opeth	Deliverance & Damnation ‎(CD, Album + DVD-V, Album, Multichannel, NTSC + CD,)	The End Records	TE712-2	US	2016
none	Opeth	Deliverance & Damnation ‎(2xCD, Advance, Album, Promo, RE, RM)	Sony Music, Music For Nations	none	UK & Europe	2015
none	Opeth	Deliverance & Damnation ‎(14xFile, AAC, Comp, RE, RM, 256)	The End Records	none	US	2016

Credits

Art Direction [Visual Direction] – Opeth
Artwork [Redesigned Artwork] – Travis Smith
Backing Vocals, Grand Piano, Guitar, Mellotron – Steven Wilson
Bass Guitar – Martin Mendez
Drums, Percussion – Martin Lopez
Engineer – Fredrik Nordström (tracks: A to D2), Fredrik Reymerdahl (tracks: A to D2), Opeth, Steven Wilson
Guitar – Peter Lindgren
Lacquer Cut By – Simon
Lyrics By – M. Åkerfeldt (tracks: A to E2, F1 to F5), Steven Wilson (tracks: E3)
Mastered By [Mastered For Vinyl] – Jaime Gomez
Mixed By [New Stereo Mixes] – Bruce Soord (tracks: A to D2), Steven Wilson (tracks: E1 to F5)
Music By – M. Åkerfeldt
Photography By [Band] – Mick Hutson
Photography By [Visual Elements Captured By] – Ken Seaney, Travis Smith
Producer – Mikael Åkerfeldt (tracks: E1 to F5), Opeth, Steven Wilson
Vocals, Guitar – Mikael Åkerfeldt

Art Direction [Visual Direction] – Opeth
Artwork [Redesigned Artwork] – Travis Smith
Backing Vocals, Grand Piano, Guitar, Mellotron – Steven Wilson
Bass Guitar – Martin Mendez
Drums, Percussion – Martin Lopez
Engineer – Fredrik Nordström (tracks: A to D2), Fredrik Reymerdahl (tracks: A to D2), Opeth, Steven Wilson
Guitar – Peter Lindgren
Lacquer Cut By – Simon
Lyrics By – M. Åkerfeldt (tracks: A to E2, F1 to F5), Steven Wilson (tracks: E3)
Mastered By [Mastered For Vinyl] – Jaime Gomez
Mixed By [New Stereo Mixes] – Bruce Soord (tracks: A to D2), Steven Wilson (tracks: E1 to F5)
Music By – M. Åkerfeldt
Photography By [Band] – Mick Hutson
Photography By [Visual Elements Captured By] – Ken Seaney, Travis Smith
Producer – Mikael Åkerfeldt (tracks: E1 to F5), Opeth, Steven Wilson
Vocals, Guitar – Mikael Åkerfeldt

Notes

- 180g black vinyl
- New stereo mixes by Steve Wilson (Damnation) and Bruce Soord (Deliverance)
- Redesigned artwork from original designer, Travis Smith

Barcodes

Barcode (Scan): 888750942814
Barcode (Text): 8 88750 94281 4
Rights Society: BIEM / GEMA
Label Code: LC 12723
Matrix / Runout (Side A - Etched): MPO 88875094281 A2 SIMON-THE EXCHANGE VINYL
Matrix / Runout (Side B - Etched): MPO 88875094281 B SIMON-THE EXCHANGE VINYL
Matrix / Runout (Side C - Etched): MPO 88875094281 C SIMON-THE EXCHANGE VINYL
Matrix / Runout (Side D - Etched): MPO 88875094281 D SIMON-THE EXCHANGE VINYL
Matrix / Runout (Side E - Etched): MPO 88875094281 E SIMON-THE EXCHANGE VINYL
Matrix / Runout (Side F - Etched): MPO 88875094281 F SIMON-THE EXCHANGE VINYL

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Music For Nations
Copyright (c) – Music For Nations
Distributed By – Sony Music Entertainment
Lacquer Cut At – The Exchange Vinyl
Pressed By – MPO
Recorded At – Nacksving Studios
Recorded At – Studio Fredman
Recorded At – No Man's Land
Mixed At – Soord Studios
Mixed At – No Man's Land

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Music For Nations
Copyright (c) – Music For Nations
Distributed By – Sony Music Entertainment
Lacquer Cut At – The Exchange Vinyl
Pressed By – MPO
Recorded At – Nacksving Studios
Recorded At – Studio Fredman
Recorded At – No Man's Land
Mixed At – Soord Studios
Mixed At – No Man's Land

Video

Blackbeard

Disappointed this isn't triple gatefold. Not buying almost for that reason alone.

Dusar

I'm surprised that no one has commented on the muddy mix on Deliverance, yet. I finally took the chance on it today, and I'm pretty disappointed in it. Bruce totally took the personality out of Deliverance, and it just sounds like a bassy mess. Damnation is a slight difference, but definitely the best mix/master I've heard, and is the only reason I'm keeping it. The drums have more warmth to them, which really makes it enjoyable.

Quynaus

I've played both the vinyl on an actual system, and streamed it on an average stereo, and both versions of Deliverance sound muddy and don't feel like the original sound, at all. If you like it, that's cool. Damnation is very close, but the drums are more warm and have overall more body, especially in the toms, which is a signature thing when SW does a remaster. He's done the same to some Gentle Giant, King Crimson, and Jethro Tull albums that I have, while also staying true to the original master. I always loved Damnation, but the drums were always really dry and harsh, and didn't mix with the melodic nature of the album. They're still a tad distracting, but flow with the rest of the instrumentation much better.

Tolrajas

Not sure if you're just talking about the vinyl version(s) because I've not heard those. But the CD versions, this certainly isn't the case. On the CD, Deliverance sounds more "trippy", the difference is clear on this. Not necessarily better but certainly not worse. It's more "atmospheric". Damnation on the other hand is just... the same. Not noticeable difference there. I'm really interested to hear the vinyl versions!

Malalrajas

Sound quality is superb! I'm not worried about the tight fit on the inner sleeves. I keep all my vinyl in paper inner sleeves I got on Amazon. That keeps the original inners mint.

roternow

Being in the same jacket is fine, I expect triple gatefold would make the price considerably more, so in that respect I'm happy. But printed, glossy inner sleeves on what might as well be tissue paper is really poor and already have split in the usual places. I'd much prefer standard white inner jackets and a separate printed lyric/info sheet. Sounds great though.

Mr.Twister

Yes. Packaging was disappointing. The sound is great however.

post_name

hm...no triple gatefold....3 LP's in a single LP jacket??....must have some ring wear, ready...

INvait

The jacket is wider/thicker than a normal single LP jacket. But yeah, packaging on this one isn't great. Sound quality is though.

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