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8 thoughts on “ Multiple Beings - Pestilence - Spheres (Cassette, Album) ”

1. Spheres, an album by Pestilence on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. By using our website and our services, you agree to our use of cookies as described in our Cookie Policy.

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2. Multiple Beings (Live) Demise Of Time (Remix) Soul Search (Remix) CD 2 1. Reflections Of The Mind (Demo) 2. Searching The Soul (Demo) 3. Times Demise (Demo) 4. Changing Perspectives (Rehearsal) 5. Level Of Perception (Rehearsal) 6. Multiple Being (Rehearsal) 7. Spheres (Rehearsal) 8. Land Of Tears (Rehearsal) 9. Stigmatized.

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3. Spheres Lyrics: The Highest Intelligence as the explaining principal of existence / Visions and conclusions eager to reveal some kind of significance / Critical realism, an imperfect reality.

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4. Pestilence 's fourth and final album, 's Spheres, was an inspired but divisive affair, broadening their creative horizons to the brink of death metal's acceptable limits while alienating their audience at a time when heavy metal in general found itself in a no-win situation, no matter how inspired. On Spheres, Patrick Mameli 's vocals were still percent melody-free and crusty in the extreme, but bona fide .

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5. View all reviews for Pestilence - Spheres. Even Reflections of the Mind Can Produce Miracles - 94% bayern, February 8th, I bought this cassette despite fellow metalheads’ warning that this would be very different from anything the band had created earlier; well, it was Patrick Mameli and Pestilence, for crying out loud; it wasn’t going.

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6. Pestilence's "Spheres" is one of a number of extreme metal albums released during a wave of jazz and progressive rock influenced extreme metal albums, which at the time were pretty peculiar, but with the progressive death metal of bands like Opeth, now not so kelndebconsphincgicesymriejigwhorate.xyzinfo in , it was kind of a ballsy move for *three bands* to release either proggy, jazz-fused death metal albums (Pestilence's.

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7. Pestilence song lyrics for album Spheres. Tracks: Mind Reflections, Multiple Beings, The Level Of Perception, Soul Search, Personal Energy, Spheres, Changing Perspectives, Demise Of Time.

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8. Spheres, the fourth and final album by the original lineup of Dutch death metal legends Pestilence, is one of the most criminally misunderstood and underrated albums in the history of metal. Largely reviled at the time of release, the bad reaction was demoralizing enough for mainman Patrick Mameli to split up the band and keep it on ice for around fifteen years.

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