Album
Revisions Of The Past
2016 · Rock
Rare pressing on Gatefold

Revisions Of The Past is a Metal album by Panopticon, originally released in 2016. On Gatefold: 3 pressings tracked.
About
Revisions of the Past, released in 2016, is an anthology containing remastered versions of the American black metal band Panopticon's third and fourth album, ...On the Subject of Mortality and Social Disservice. Sole band member Austin Lunn had wished to re-release these albums for a number of year, as he had been dissatisfied with the production on the original version. The remastering was handled by Colin Marston and Spenser Morris and the anthology has been released through Bindrune Recordings and Nordvis Produktion. Digital versions have already been released, with CD and vinyl editions to follow. CD 1: ...On the Subject of Mortality (2010) 1. Living in the Valley of the Shadow of Death - 11:35 2. Living Eulogy - 7:33 3. To Make an Idol of Our Fear and Call It God - 6:31 4. A Message to the Missionary - 7:06 5. ...Seeing... - 8:08 (N.B. this track was labelled ..Seeing.. on previous versions) 6. Watching You - 9:16 CD 2: Social Disservices (2011) 1. Resident - 11:22 2. Client - 9:10 3. Subject - 9:24 4. Patient - 20:10 Total length: 1:40:15 .
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Tracklist
- Disk One: On The Subject Of Mortality
- 1.1Living In The Valley Of The Shadow Of Death11:34
- 1.2Living Eulogy7:32
- 1.3To Make An Idol6:30
- 1.4A Message To The Missionary7:06
- 1.5...Seeing...8:08
- 1.6Watching You9:16
- Disk Two: Social Disservices
- 2.1Resident11:22
- 2.2Client9:09
- 2.3Subject9:23
- 2.4Patient20:10
Sound DNA
- Metal
- Black Metal
- heavy
- intense
- occult
Credits
The people behind it.
Production & Engineering
- Spenser MorrisMIXED BY
Songwriting
- Panopticon
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 3 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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