SPIRITUAL BEGGARS
''EARTH BLUES (LIMITED EDITION), DISC TWO (LIVE 2010)''
APRIL 15 2013
85:25
DISC ONE
1 - Wise As A Serpent/2:32
2 - Turn The Tide/3:21
3 - Sweet Magic Pain/4:39
4 - Hello Sorrow/4:24
5 - One Man's Curse/4:29
6 - Dreamer/5:04
7 - Too Old To Die Young/6:11
8 - Kingmaker/3:49
9 - Road To Madness/3:01
10 - Dead End Town/2:26
11 - Freedom Song/3:31
12 - Legends Collapse/5:48
DISC TWO (LIVE 2010)
1 - Left Brain Ambassadors/4:44
2 - Beneath The Skin/4:04
3 - One Man Army/3:43
4 - Wonderful World/3:40
5 - Fools Gold/3:51
6 - Star Born/2:56
7 - Concrete Horizon/5:20
8 - Euphoria/7:03
BIOGRAPHY
by Steve Huey
Guitarist Michael Amott is best known for his groove-heavy work in the death metal arena (late-period Carcass, Arch Enemy), but the Spiritual Beggars provided an outlet for his retro hard rock impulses, and in the process became one of the stoner metal movement's best-kept secrets. Amott formed the Beggars in Halmstad, Sweden with bassist/vocalist Spice and drummer Ludwig Witt (who also played with ex-Carcass member Bill Steer's stoner band Firebird). the Spiritual Beggars debuted with a self-titled album in 1994, shortly after Amott departed Carcass. A deal with Music for Nations followed, and the Beggars made their bow on the label with 1996's Another Way to Shine. Released in 1998, Mantra III featured keyboardist Per Wiberg, who became an official member for 2000's Ad Astra. Two years later, the Spiritual Beggars put together On Fire for Music for Nations. the Spiritual Beggars kept delivering the classic rock grooves on 2005's Demons, but found themselves unable to give the album a lot of tour support due to the members' obligations with other bands. The lineup saw a shakeup when vocalist Janne Christoffersson decided to leave in order to focus on his other band, Grand Magus. He was replaced by Firewind vocalist Apollo Papathanasio in 2010, and the band was finally able to get back into the studio after a five-year break. Later that year, the Spiritual Beggars released their seventh album, Return to Zero, on Inside Out Music.
''EARTH BLUES (LIMITED EDITION), DISC TWO (LIVE 2010)''
APRIL 15 2013
85:25
DISC ONE
1 - Wise As A Serpent/2:32
2 - Turn The Tide/3:21
3 - Sweet Magic Pain/4:39
4 - Hello Sorrow/4:24
5 - One Man's Curse/4:29
6 - Dreamer/5:04
7 - Too Old To Die Young/6:11
8 - Kingmaker/3:49
9 - Road To Madness/3:01
10 - Dead End Town/2:26
11 - Freedom Song/3:31
12 - Legends Collapse/5:48
DISC TWO (LIVE 2010)
1 - Left Brain Ambassadors/4:44
2 - Beneath The Skin/4:04
3 - One Man Army/3:43
4 - Wonderful World/3:40
5 - Fools Gold/3:51
6 - Star Born/2:56
7 - Concrete Horizon/5:20
8 - Euphoria/7:03
BIOGRAPHY
by Steve Huey
Guitarist Michael Amott is best known for his groove-heavy work in the death metal arena (late-period Carcass, Arch Enemy), but the Spiritual Beggars provided an outlet for his retro hard rock impulses, and in the process became one of the stoner metal movement's best-kept secrets. Amott formed the Beggars in Halmstad, Sweden with bassist/vocalist Spice and drummer Ludwig Witt (who also played with ex-Carcass member Bill Steer's stoner band Firebird). the Spiritual Beggars debuted with a self-titled album in 1994, shortly after Amott departed Carcass. A deal with Music for Nations followed, and the Beggars made their bow on the label with 1996's Another Way to Shine. Released in 1998, Mantra III featured keyboardist Per Wiberg, who became an official member for 2000's Ad Astra. Two years later, the Spiritual Beggars put together On Fire for Music for Nations. the Spiritual Beggars kept delivering the classic rock grooves on 2005's Demons, but found themselves unable to give the album a lot of tour support due to the members' obligations with other bands. The lineup saw a shakeup when vocalist Janne Christoffersson decided to leave in order to focus on his other band, Grand Magus. He was replaced by Firewind vocalist Apollo Papathanasio in 2010, and the band was finally able to get back into the studio after a five-year break. Later that year, the Spiritual Beggars released their seventh album, Return to Zero, on Inside Out Music.
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