Album
Left Hand Path
1990 · Rock
21 collectors on Gatefold own this

Left Hand Path is a Metal album by Entombed, originally released in 1990. On Gatefold: 84 pressings tracked, owned by 21 collectors.
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Left Hand Path is the debut album from Entombed from 1990 that is known for defining the style of Swedish death metal by being the first recording to use the Tomas Skogsberg/Sunlight Studios "buzzsaw" guitar tone. The tone was created by heavily detuned electric guitars used with a maxed out Boss HM-2 Heavy Metal Pedal and a Boss DS-1 Distortion on a Peavey 40 watt Bandit amp. The originator of this guitar tone was Nihilist guitarist Leffe Cuzner. The album's liner notes give thanks to Nirvana, but the band in question is the Swedish death metal group Nirvana 2002, not.
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Tracklist
- 1Left Hand Path6:39
- 2Drowned3:59
- 3Revel In Flesh3:42
- 4When Life Has Ceased4:11
- 5Supposed To Rot2:03
- 6But Life Goes On2:59
- 7Bitter Loss4:22
- 8Morbid Devourment5:25
- 9Abnormally Deceased2:58
- 10The Truth Beyond3:25
- 11Carnal Leftovers2:57
- 12Premature Autopsy4:28
Sound DNA
- Metal
- Death Metal
- heavy
- aggressive
- urban
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Track 11 "Carnal Leftovers" + track 12 "Premature Autopsy" are bonus tracks.
Recorded and mixed at Sunlight Studio, Stockholm, December, 1989.
Distributors:
U.K. - Revolver / Cartel
Germany - Rough Trade
U.S.A. - Revolver U.S.A.
The track durations are not mentioned on the release.
The band logo on the front cover has a white background, brown lettering and a yellow outline.
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Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Alex HellidGUITAR GUITAR, LYRICS BY
- Lars-Göran PetrovVOCALS VOCALS, MUSIC BY
- Nicke AnderssonBASS DRUM, BASS DRUMS
- Ulf CederlundBASS BASS, GUITAR GUITAR
21 collectors on Gatefold own this · 84 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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