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** ''Music/DeliveranceAndDamnation'' was intended to be a double album, but Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this notion and decided to release the albums five months apart. They would eventually be packaged together with the anniversary of both albums, compiled in a limited edition book format containing remasters of the albums.
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** ''Music/DeliveranceAndDamnation'' was intended to be a double album, but Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this notion and decided to release the albums five months apart. They would eventually be packaged together with for the anniversary of both albums, compiled in a limited edition book format containing remasters of the albums.
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** ''Music/DeliverenceAndDamnation'' was intended to be a double album, but Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this notion and decided to release the albums five months apart. They would eventually be packaged together with the anniversary of both albums, compiled in a limited edition book format containing remasters of the albums.
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** ''Music/DeliverenceAndDamnation'' ''Music/DeliveranceAndDamnation'' was intended to be a double album, but Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this notion and decided to release the albums five months apart. They would eventually be packaged together with the anniversary of both albums, compiled in a limited edition book format containing remasters of the albums.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Sort of. For the ''Lamentations'' concert, the band wanted to play the song "Demon of the Fall" from ''My Arms, Your Hearse'' as an encore, but licensing issues with Candlelight Records prevented them from including it on the DVD, so the band waited until the cameras stopped rolling, then came back out and played it.
** ''Deliverence'' and ''Damnation'' was intended to be a double album, but Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this notion and decided to release the albums five months apart. This would later on be averted with the anniversary of both albums, compiled in a limited edition book format containing remasters of the albums.
** ''Deliverence'' and ''Damnation'' was intended to be a double album, but Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this notion and decided to release the albums five months apart. This would later on be averted with the anniversary of both albums, compiled in a limited edition book format containing remasters of the albums.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Sort of. ExecutiveMeddling:
** For the ''Lamentations'' concert, the band wanted to play the song "Demon of the Fall" from ''My Arms, Your Hearse'' as an encore, but licensing issues with Candlelight Records prevented them from including it on the DVD, so the band waited until the cameras stopped rolling, then came back out and played it.
**''Deliverence'' and ''Damnation'' ''Music/DeliverenceAndDamnation'' was intended to be a double album, but Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this notion and decided to release the albums five months apart. This They would later on eventually be averted packaged together with the anniversary of both albums, compiled in a limited edition book format containing remasters of the albums.
** For the ''Lamentations'' concert, the band wanted to play the song "Demon of the Fall" from ''My Arms, Your Hearse'' as an encore, but licensing issues with Candlelight Records prevented them from including it on the DVD, so the band waited until the cameras stopped rolling, then came back out and played it.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Ghost Reveries'' was originally intended to be a ConceptAlbum. Mikael had intended for it to be about a man who thinks he's undergoing DemonicPossession and how everyone and everything seems to be turning against him, but then he wrote the lyrics for "Isolation Years", which had nothing to do with the concept, but he liked the song so much that he scrapped the idea of the concept album, and the album's final track order ended up disrupting the intended "flow" of the story anyway.
** As stated above, ''Deliverance'' and ''Damnation'' were suppose to actually be a ''double album'', but problems with Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this, deciding to release the albums separately five months apart. When they were remastered, they were bundled together as a double album this time around.
** As stated above, ''Deliverance'' and ''Damnation'' were suppose to actually be a ''double album'', but problems with Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this, deciding to release the albums separately five months apart. When they were remastered, they were bundled together as a double album this time around.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** ''Ghost Reveries'' was originally intended to be a ConceptAlbum. Mikael had intended for it to be about a man who thinks he's undergoing DemonicPossession and how everyone and everything seems to be turning against him, but then he wrote the lyrics for "Isolation Years", which had nothing to do with the concept, but he liked the song so much that he scrapped the idea of the concept album, and the album's final track order ended up disrupting the intended "flow" of the story anyway.
**As stated above, ''Deliverance'' and ''Damnation'' were suppose supposed to actually be a ''double album'', but problems with Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this, deciding to release the albums separately five months apart. When they were remastered, they were bundled together as a double album this time around.
** ''Ghost Reveries'' was originally intended to be a ConceptAlbum. Mikael had intended for it to be about a man who thinks he's undergoing DemonicPossession and how everyone and everything seems to be turning against him, but then he wrote the lyrics for "Isolation Years", which had nothing to do with the concept, but he liked the song so much that he scrapped the idea of the concept album, and the album's final track order ended up disrupting the intended "flow" of the story anyway.
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* ThePeteBest: Who the heck is David Iseberg?
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* ThePeteBest: Who the heck is Original vocalist David Iseberg?Isberg left the band prior to the recording of their first album. There are no released recordings with him, though he did write the lyrics to "Eternal Soul Torture", an early demo song released as a bonus track on the ''Morningrise'' reissue.
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* CreativeDifferences: Why Johan De Farfalla was fired; he was a poor musical fit, and he apparently also wasn't getting along with the rest of the band by the end.
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* ThrowItIn: In a sense: The first pressing of ''Orchid'' was ''very'' problematic for the band: For one thing, they wanted the CD to be black, but the pressing had it come out blue. The lyric pages were also the opposite color that of what they originally intended. But the thing that upset the band the most was that the ending of "Requiem" was placed at the beginning of "The Apostle in Triumph", due to a mix-up in the mastering process.
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* OneOfUs: Mikael has stated in a few interviews that he is a fan of Franchise/SilentHill.
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* ArtistDisillusionment: Why Peter Lindgren left in 2007.
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* ArtistDisillusionment: Why Peter Lindgren left in 2007. 2007 and wanted to move on from endless touring. He's now working as a tech man.
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* CreatorBacklash: While he has no ill against the first two albums, Mikael did despised [[FollowTheLeader how many bands were ripping off the riffs and style]] of ''Orchid'' and ''Morningrise'', which is what prompted him to change the band's style to the progressive death metal style they're known for now with ''My Arms, Your Hearse''.
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* ArtistDisillusionment: Why Peter Lindgren left in 2007.
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** As stated above, ''Deliverance'' and ''Damnation'' were suppose to actually be a ''double album'', but problems with Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this, deciding to release the albums separately five months apart. When they were remastered, they were bundled together as a double album this time around.
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** ''Deliverence'' and ''Damnation'' was intended to be a double album, but Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this notion and decided to release the albums five months apart. This would later on be averted with the anniversary of both albums, compiled in a limited edition book format containing remasters of the albums.
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* OneOfUs: Mikael has stated in a few interviews that he is a fan of SilentHill.
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* OneOfUs: Mikael has stated in a few interviews that he is a fan of SilentHill.Franchise/SilentHill.
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** As stated above, ''Deliverance'' and ''Damnation'' were suppose to actually be a ''double album'', but problems with Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this, deciding to release the albums separately five months apart.apart.
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** As stated above, ''Deliverance'' and ''Damnation'' were suppose to actually be a ''double album'', but problems with Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this, deciding to release the albums separately five months apart.
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** ''Deliverence'' and ''Damnation'' was intended to be a double album, but Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this notion and decided to release the albums five months apart.
** For reasons unknown, ''Pale Communion'' and the first single off the album "Cusps of Eternity" were pushed from their original planned release date (it being around early 2014), with the single being released in June and the album being released in August.
** For reasons unknown, ''Pale Communion'' and the first single off the album "Cusps of Eternity" were pushed from their original planned release date (it being around early 2014), with the single being released in June and the album being released in August.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Ghost Reveries'' was originally intended to be a ConceptAlbum. Mikael had intended for it to be about a man who thinks he's undergoing DemonicPossession and how everyone and everything seems to be turning against him, but then he wrote the lyrics for "Isolation Years", which had nothing to do with the concept, but he liked the song so much that he scrapped the idea of the concept album, and the album's final track order ended up disrupting the intended "flow" of the story anyway.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Ghost Reveries'' was originally intended to be a ConceptAlbum. Mikael had intended for it to be about a man who thinks he's undergoing DemonicPossession and how everyone and everything seems to be turning against him, but then he wrote the lyrics for "Isolation Years", which had nothing to do with the concept, but he liked the song so much that he scrapped the idea of the concept album, and the album's final track order ended up disrupting the intended "flow" of the story anyway.anyway.
** ''Deliverance'' and ''Damnation'' were suppose to actually be a ''double album'', but problems with Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this, deciding to release the albums separately five months apart.
** ''Deliverance'' and ''Damnation'' were suppose to actually be a ''double album'', but problems with Koch and Music for Nations disagreed with this, deciding to release the albums separately five months apart.
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* OneOfUs: Mikael has stated in a few interviews that he is a fan of SilentHill.
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* OneOfUs: Mikael has stated in a few interviews that he is a fan of SilentHill.SilentHill.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Ghost Reveries'' was originally intended to be a ConceptAlbum. Mikael had intended for it to be about a man who thinks he's undergoing DemonicPossession and how everyone and everything seems to be turning against him, but then he wrote the lyrics for "Isolation Years", which had nothing to do with the concept, but he liked the song so much that he scrapped the idea of the concept album, and the album's final track order ended up disrupting the intended "flow" of the story anyway.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Ghost Reveries'' was originally intended to be a ConceptAlbum. Mikael had intended for it to be about a man who thinks he's undergoing DemonicPossession and how everyone and everything seems to be turning against him, but then he wrote the lyrics for "Isolation Years", which had nothing to do with the concept, but he liked the song so much that he scrapped the idea of the concept album, and the album's final track order ended up disrupting the intended "flow" of the story anyway.
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* BlackSheepHit: The band expected "To Bid You Farewell", off of ''Morningrise'', to be hated, because of how mellow it was (they have stated that they put it on there because they liked it). It actually became the most beloved song on the album, if not of their entire early material.
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* BlackSheepHit: The band expected "To Bid You Farewell", off of ''Morningrise'', to be hated, because of how mellow it was (they have stated that they put it on there because they liked it). It actually became the most beloved song on the album, if not of their entire early material.material.
* ExecutiveMeddling: Sort of. For the ''Lamentations'' concert, the band wanted to play the song "Demon of the Fall" from ''My Arms, Your Hearse'' as an encore, but licensing issues with Candlelight Records prevented them from including it on the DVD, so the band waited until the cameras stopped rolling, then came back out and played it.
* OneOfUs: Mikael has stated in a few interviews that he is a fan of SilentHill.
* ExecutiveMeddling: Sort of. For the ''Lamentations'' concert, the band wanted to play the song "Demon of the Fall" from ''My Arms, Your Hearse'' as an encore, but licensing issues with Candlelight Records prevented them from including it on the DVD, so the band waited until the cameras stopped rolling, then came back out and played it.
* OneOfUs: Mikael has stated in a few interviews that he is a fan of SilentHill.
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* BlackSheepHit: The band expected "To Bid You Farewell", off of ''Morningrise'', to be hated, because of how mellow it was (they have stated that they put it on there because they liked it). It actually became the most beloved song on the album, if not of their entire early material.
