World War Live - Battle of the Baltic Sea
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2011 |
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CD |
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15 (Disc 1) |
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1:17:03 (Disc 1) |
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World War Live - Battle of the Baltic Sea is the first live album by the band Sabaton and was released in 2011 as a double album by Nuclear Blast . The recordings come from the “Sabaton Cruise” concert from December 2010 as well as from various locations on the “World War Live 2010” European tour. The limited first edition of the album also includes a bonus DVD. Like Heroes , Carolus Rex and The Last Stand , World War Live was mastered by Jonas Kjellgren .
Track list
- Disc 1 - Battle of the Baltic Sea
- The March to War (intro) - 1:20
- Ghost Division - 3:53
- Uprising - 6:06
- Aces in Exile - 6:05
- Cliffs of Gallipoli - 6:33
- White Death - 5:32
- Swedish Pagans - 6:17
- Wolfpack - 5:47
- 40: 1--5 : 41
- The Art of War - 5:39
- Attero Dominatus - 4:49
- The Price of a Mile - 6:26
- Primo Victoria - 5:00
- Metal Medley - 5:09 ( Metal Machine / Metal Crüe )
- Dead Soldier's Waltz (outro) - 2:46
- Disc 2 - World War Tour Live 2010
- Screaming Eagles - 4:27 (Norrköping, Sweden)
- Coat of Arms - 3:16 (Dortmund, Germany)
- Into the Fire - 3:18 (Minsk, Belarus)
- Talvisota - 3:34 (Turku, Finland)
- Final Solution - 5:36 (Krakow, Poland)
- Back in Control - 3:54 (Glasgow, Scotland)
- Tank Battle - 5:27 (Nijmegen, Netherlands)
- 7734 - 3:49 (Antwerp, Belgium)
- Hellrider - 4:00 (Pratteln, Switzerland)
- Panzer Battalion - 5:01 (Zlín, Czech Republic)
- Rise of Evil - 7:51 (Gothenburg, Sweden)
- 40: 1 - 4:33 (Lódz, Poland)
- Bonus DVD
- Live at Rockstad: Falun 2008
- Ghost Division
- The Art of War
- Into the fire
- Nuclear attack
- Rise of Evil
- 40: 1
- Wolfpack
- Panzer Battalion
- Price of a mile
- In the Name of God
- union
- A light in the black
- Primo Victoria
- Cliffs of Gallipoli
- Attero Dominatus
- Metal Medley ( Metal Machine / Metal Crüe )
- Official video clips for:
- Coat of Arms
- Uprising
- Screaming Eagles
criticism
Colin Hüttner wrote for metal.de : “The many sing-along pieces always promise a party atmosphere and the driving rhythms of the Swedes also make the band's concerts an experience. The resulting atmosphere is captured well on 'World War Live - Battle Of The Baltic Sea' and you can get an idea of what the band's concerts are like. The audience is optimally integrated into the songs and the setlist is impressive, even if of course it doesn't suit everyone's taste and as a fan you miss some of your favorite songs. In addition to band classics, the main focus of the setlist is on the last two very successful albums ('The Art Of War', 'Coat Of Arms') by the Swedes. [...] The mood is very good throughout the concert, but culminates in the last two numbers' Primo Victoria 'and the' Metal Medley ', which can be understood as an indication that a few more old pieces, such as' Nuclear Attack 'or' Back In Control 'would not have been wrong.
[...] Since singer Joakim Bróden interacts a lot with the fans, it disturbs the live atmosphere and the flow of the album if one does not speak the Swedish language and does not understand what the singer is telling the fans. [...]
The bottom line is a live album that will undoubtedly meet the demands of the band and will also satisfy the band's fans. The atmosphere is captured well and the sound leaves nothing to be desired. 'World War Live - Battle Of The Baltic Sea' is in any case good evidence of the impact that SABATON has always had at their concerts and makes you want to go to the next concerts. "