Album

Du & Jag Döden

Kent

2005 · Rock

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Du & Jag Döden by Kent

Du & Jag Döden is an Alt/Indie album by Kent, originally released in 2005. On Gatefold: 15 pressings tracked.

About

After taking a one-year timeout, Kent returned to the studio to record their sixth album in 2005. Studio reports said it would be "a very dark album". The first single released, Max 500, was well-received by both fans and critics and became, as the last three singles had, a radio hit. When the album Du & jag döden (You & me, Death) was released, it was very well-received and was considered by most fans to be one of their best albums. Two more singles were released, "Palace & Main" and "Den döda vinkeln" (The Dead Angle) – the last one stirring up some controversy among Kent fans because Kent didn't release any b-sides along with it (but still the single has a shorter version of the song). The last track on the album, "Mannen i den vita hatten (16 år senare)" (The Man in the White Hat (16 Years Later)) was very well-received and is seen by many fans as Kent's best effort. It also became the first song ever to replace "747" as the finale of a Kent concert.

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Tracklist

  1. 1400 Slag4:58
  2. 2Du Är Ånga3:51
  3. 3Den Döda Vinkeln4:19
  4. 4Du Var Min Armé3:30
  5. 5Palace & Main4:05
  6. 6Järnspöken3:48
  7. 7Klåparen5:25
  8. 8Max 5003:35
  9. 9Romeo Återvänder Ensam4:03
  10. 10Rosor & Palmblad4:05
  11. 11Mannen i den vita hatten ( 16 År senare )6:38

Sound DNA

  • Alt/Indie
  • Alternative Rock
  • lush
  • melancholic
  • poetic

Credits

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Rare pressing on Gatefold · 15 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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