Album

Seeming Salvation

Epitaph

1992 · Rock

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Seeming Salvation by Epitaph

Seeming Salvation is a Metal album by Epitaph, originally released in 1992. On Gatefold: 24 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Chastity / Seeming Salvation5:14
  2. 2Prey to Dismay5:37
  3. 3Engraving the Epitaph4:24
  4. 4The Twisted Grace4:11
  5. 5Self-Inflicted / Purgation from Within8:55
  6. 6Disorientation3:35
  7. 7Seeking Life4:30
  8. 8Of Violet Fire3:04

Sound DNA

  • Metal
  • Death Metal
  • heavy
  • aggressive
  • occult

The original pressing has the right speed (both LP & CD). The reissue on Konqueror Records and the MCMXC - MCMXCII comp. have the entire album remixed and remastered at the wrong speed (10% too slow). The Crypt reissue from 2015 has the original mix again with the correct pitch.
The Complete History and false Information sharing can be read in the 2015 CD Reissue from The Crypt! The Band first thought it was the incorrect speed, but they maked a mistake on the Remaster 2008-2014!
So the Band writed the official Truth in the 2015 Reissue!!! All other Infos are just plain wrong! There was never a Error on the First Pressings!

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Johan EnochassonDRUMS DRUMS, VOCALS VOCALS
  • Kim BlomkvistBASS
  • Manne SvenssonGUITAR RHYTHM GUITAR , LEAD GUITAR RHYTHM GUITAR, LEAD GUITAR
  • Nicke HagenBASS GUITAR GUITAR, BASS
  • Nicke HagenGUITAR , BASS
  • Christofer JohnssonBACKING BAND, BACKING VOCALS BACKING VOCALS
  • NickeBACKING VOCALS

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 24 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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