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| name = Mythological Occult Metal: 1991–2001
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[[Absu (band)|Absu]]'s compilation album released in 2005 by Osmose Productions. The vinyl release was limited to 500 copies.
[[Absu (band)|Absu]]'s compilation album released in 2005 by [[Osmose Productions]]. The vinyl release was limited to 500 copies.


== Track listing ==
== Track listing ==
Disc 1
;Disc 1
# "The Gold Torques of Uláid"
# "The Gold Torques of Uláid"
# "Never Blow Out the Eastern Candle"
# "Never Blow Out the Eastern Candle"
# "Stone of Destiny [Edit Version]"
# "Stone of Destiny" (Edit Version)
# "Immortal Sorcery"
# "Immortal Sorcery"
# "Sumerian Sands (The Silence)"
# "Sumerian Sands (The Silence)"
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# "Reliquiae Celticae"
# "Reliquiae Celticae"
# "The Great Battle Moving from Ideal to Actual"
# "The Great Battle Moving from Ideal to Actual"
# "Old Tombs at Hochdorf
# "Old Tombs at Hochdorf"


Disc 2
;Disc 2
# "Deathcrush (Including Silvester Anfang)"
# "Deathcrush (Including Silvester Anfang)"
# "Swing of the Axe"
# "Swing of the Axe"
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# "Tasseomancy" (Rehearsal)
# "Tasseomancy" (Rehearsal)


== Track Credits ==
== Credits ==
* Disc 1:
; Disc 1
* Track 1: From the [[Gummo]] Soundtrack
* Track 1: from the [[Gummo (soundtrack)|''Gummo'' soundtrack]]
* Track 2: From World Domination Sampler CD (Alternate Version)
* Track 2: from ''World Domination Sampler CD'' (alternate version)
* Track 3: From [[Tara (Absu album)|Tara]] (Alternate Version)
* Track 3: from ''[[Tara (Absu album)|Tara]]'' (alternate version)
* Track 4-6: The Temples Of Offal 7" Demo
* Tracks 4–6: ''The Temples of Offal'' 7-inch demo
* Track 7-8: ...And Shineth Unto The Cold Cometh... 7" EP
* Tracks 7–8: ''...And Shineth Unto the Cold Cometh...'' 7-inch EP
* Track 9-11: Hallstattian Swords 7" (Unreleased EP)
* Tracks 9–11: ''Hallstattian Swords'' 7-inch (unreleased EP)


* Disc 2:
; Disc 2
* Track 1: From "Tribute To MAYHEM: Originators Of The Northern Darkness"
* Track 1: from ''Tribute to [[Mayhem (band)|Mayhem]]: Originators of the Northern Darkness''
* Track 2: From "Tribute To POSSESSED: Seven Gates Of Horror"
* Track 2: from ''Tribute to [[Possessed (band)|Possessed]]: Seven Gates of Horror''
* Track 3: From "Tribute To IRON MAIDEN: A Call To Irons"
* Track 3: from ''Tribute to [[Iron Maiden]]: A Call to Irons''
* Track 4: Band Rehearsal - May 10, 1996 in Carrollton, Texas
* Track 4: band rehearsal – May 10, 1996, in Carrollton, Texas
* Track 5: Recorded Live April 28, 1997 in Toulouse, France
* Track 5: recorded live April 28, 1997, in Toulouse, France
* Track 6: Recorded Live April 28, 1997 in Toulouse,France
* Track 6: recorded live April 28, 1997, in Toulouse, France
* Track 7: Recorded Live April 29, 1995 in Torino, Italy
* Track 7: recorded live April 29, 1995, in Torino, Italy
* Track 8: Recorded Live April 26, 1995 in Essen, Germany
* Track 8: recorded live April 26, 1995, in Essen, Germany
* Track 9: Band Rehearsal - October 23, 1993 in Dallas/Texas (Unreleased Track)
* Track 9: band rehearsal – October 23, 1993, in Dallas, Texas (unreleased track)
* Track 10: Band Rehearsal - October 31, 1993 in Dallas/Texas (Unreleased Track)
* Track 10: band rehearsal – October 31, 1993, in Dallas, Texas (unreleased track)


== References ==
== References ==
{{Reflist}}
{{Reflist}}


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Latest revision as of 16:40, 19 February 2023

Mythological Occult Metal: 1991–2001
Compilation album (studio/live) by
Absu
Released2005
GenreBlack metal, thrash metal, death metal
LabelOsmose
Absu chronology
Tara
(2001) 		Mythological Occult Metal: 1991–2001
(2005) 		Absu
(2009)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Allmusic[1]

Absu's compilation album released in 2005 by Osmose Productions. The vinyl release was limited to 500 copies.

Track listing

[edit]
Disc 1
  1. "The Gold Torques of Uláid"
  2. "Never Blow Out the Eastern Candle"
  3. "Stone of Destiny" (Edit Version)
  4. "Immortal Sorcery"
  5. "Sumerian Sands (The Silence)"
  6. "Disembodied"
  7. "...And Shineth Unto the Cold Cometh (Including Prelusion to Cythrául)
  8. "Akhera Goiti -- Akhera Beiti (One Black Opalith for Tomorrow)"
  9. "Reliquiae Celticae"
  10. "The Great Battle Moving from Ideal to Actual"
  11. "Old Tombs at Hochdorf"
Disc 2
  1. "Deathcrush (Including Silvester Anfang)"
  2. "Swing of the Axe"
  3. "Transylvania"
  4. "Bestial Invasion"
  5. "Winter Zephyr (...Within Kingdoms of Mist)" (Live)
  6. "Highland Tyrant Attack" (Live)
  7. "The Thrice Is Greatest to Ninnigal" (Live)
  8. "The Coming of War" (Live)
  9. "Book of Splendour" (Rehearsal)
  10. "Tasseomancy" (Rehearsal)

Credits

[edit]
Disc 1
  • Track 1: from the Gummo soundtrack
  • Track 2: from World Domination Sampler CD (alternate version)
  • Track 3: from Tara (alternate version)
  • Tracks 4–6: The Temples of Offal 7-inch demo
  • Tracks 7–8: ...And Shineth Unto the Cold Cometh... 7-inch EP
  • Tracks 9–11: Hallstattian Swords 7-inch (unreleased EP)
Disc 2
  • Track 1: from Tribute to Mayhem: Originators of the Northern Darkness
  • Track 2: from Tribute to Possessed: Seven Gates of Horror
  • Track 3: from Tribute to Iron Maiden: A Call to Irons
  • Track 4: band rehearsal – May 10, 1996, in Carrollton, Texas
  • Track 5: recorded live April 28, 1997, in Toulouse, France
  • Track 6: recorded live April 28, 1997, in Toulouse, France
  • Track 7: recorded live April 29, 1995, in Torino, Italy
  • Track 8: recorded live April 26, 1995, in Essen, Germany
  • Track 9: band rehearsal – October 23, 1993, in Dallas, Texas (unreleased track)
  • Track 10: band rehearsal – October 31, 1993, in Dallas, Texas (unreleased track)

References

[edit]
  1. ^ Rivadavia, Eduardo. "Mythological Occult Metal: 1991-2001 Review". Allmusic. Macrovision Corporation.


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