Yeah! Yeah! The! The! Death Metal Symphony in Deep C
Yeah! Yeah! The! The! Death Metal Symphony in Deep C is Waltari's sixth studio album . It combines death metal with classical music and was designed as a stage show.
Emergence
Waltari singer Kärtsy Hatakka had the idea for the project in 1992. In the following year he composed a large part of the symphony . At the end of 1994 Hatakka came into contact with Riku Niemi , a Finnish conductor and composer. Hatakka finished his composition and Niemi arranged it for the orchestra. The world premiere took place on August 22, 1995 at the Taiteiden Yö Festival in Helsinki - together with Avanti! Symphony Orchestra - instead. The studio album was created in late 1995 and was released in 1996.
A second performance took place in 1997 in Turku with the Turku Symphony Orchestra .
content
It tells the story of a certain John Doe (sung by Kärtsy Hatakka), whose life is controlled by machines or a computer brain (sung by Tomi Koivusaari ). With the help of an angel (sung by Eeva-Kaarina Vilke) he can free himself, but feels lost without the controlling power and decides to save the computer brain. In the end, they all agree to vanish into thin air and disappear into the pages of the Internet.
Track list
- Part 1 Misty Dreariness 7:41
- Part 2 A Sign 8:33
- Part 3 Deeper into the Mud 4:57
- Part 4 The Struggle for Life and Death of 'Knowledge' 3:35
- Part 5 Completely Alone 12:08
- Part 6 Move 4:45
- Part 7 Time, Irrelevant 7:56
- Part 8 The Top 6:06
- How Long Can U Go? (bonus track)