The Great War (History Edition) Sabaton

• 1 The Future of Warfare (History Version) 04:30
• 2 Seven Pillars of Wisdom (History Version) 03:31
• 3 82nd All the Way (History Version) 03:48
• 4 The Attack of the Dead Men (History Version) 04:16
• 5 Devil Dogs (History Version) 03:36
• 6 The Red Baron (History Version) 03:12
• 7 Great War (History Version) 04:53
• 8 A Ghost in the Trenches (History Version) 03:54
• 9 Fields of Verdun (History Version) 03:29
• 10 The End of the War to End All Wars (History Version) 05:07
• 11 In Flanders Fields (History Version) 01:56
• Total Runtime 42:12

Info zu The Great War (History Edition)

The great war" History Edition leitet den jeweiligen Titel mit gesprochenen Passagen zu den entsprechenden historischen Begebenheiten ein!

Sabaton is reaching twentieth anniversary as a band. What would be the most appropriate way to celebrate this tremendous milestone – and set our targets on the future at the same time? Naturally, there is only one option: to unleash the ninth missile into the heart of heavy metal world. In other words, Sabaton's new album – another concept record from the vaults of fascinating military history – is completed and we couldn't be more satisfied with it, says Sabaton bassist and lyricist Pär Sundström – and continues: „The title of our new magnum opus is "The Great War", and within its rich musical and lyrical journey, we dive into the gloomy and bloody atmosphere of World War I. This frantic war shook the whole planet during 1914-1918 and caused devastating consequences that still echo to this day. World War I was also supposed to be the war to end all the wars. Well, today, we unfortunately know little bit better...“ If you are any familiar with the epic sounds of Sabaton, you know that these gents are no strangers to cheerfully diverse and catchier-than-glue style of heavy metal. Well, no need to be worried: epic-sounding "The Great War" takes everything to another level. „The contrast between the brutality of merciless war and heroic sacrifices made by humans of many kind is reflected on seminal tracks – both on compositions and lyrics“, states Sundström.

Joakim Brodén, lead vocals, keyboards
Pär Sundstrom, bass, backing vocals
Chris Rörland, guitars, backing vocals
Tommy Johansson, guitars, backing vocals
Hannes van Dahl, drums, backing vocals Guest musicians: Thobbe Englund, guitar solo on "Fields of Verdun"
Antti Martikainen, orchestral arrangements on "Fields of Verdun"

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