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Imperious Tales Of Woe - Journey Of Odysseus Part 1 From CD
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- SKU:
- 35823520
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- 4028466109958
- MPN:
- 995
- Condition:
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The 2nd studio album of the epic black metal band Imperious and the first part of their own musical version of the journey of OdysseusProduced by Sertorius at The Hive Studio and Sorcerer's Cave Studio. Mixed and mastered by Markus Stock at Klangschmiede S
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1. At the Shores of Ilion 2. To Abjure Temptation 3. At the Cave of Polyphemus 4. The Sharpened Pale 5. Insidious Winds 6. At the Bay of Telepylos 7. The Feasting of the Laestrygonians 8. Celestial Tunes of Moral Fraud 9. At the Realm of Hades 10. Where Cimmerian Darkness Dwells
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