My Arms, Your Hearse
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The Candlelight YearsThe Candlelight Years The Candlelight Years is an Opeth box set compiling their first three albums Orchid '', ''Morningrise, and My Arms, Your Hearse, originally released on Candlelight Records. Although the albums have been released (and... In this article: The Candlelight Years, Candlelight Records, Morningrise, My Arms, Your Hearse, Orchid, Opeth, and Japan |
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...Hearse accordingly. The album was released in Europe by Candlelight Records in 1996 with a sticker on a jewel case, and in the United States by Century Black, Century Media Records' black metal off-shoot a year later. It was reissued by...
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My Arms, Your Hearse
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My Arms, Your Hearse (often abbreviated to MAYH) is Opeth's third album, released in 1998. This album marks a large stylistic change from their previous release, Morningrise, especially production-wise. All of the songs are shorter than ten minutes, in stark contrast to their prior albums on which most songs exceed this. The album features a heavier overall sound, cleaner production and fewer mellow acoustic parts (although, the album contains three instrumental tracks, "Prologue", "Madrigal", and "Epilogue" and one mellow track, "Credence" which is devoid of death metal vocals). This was also Opeth's first concept album.
This was Opeth's first album not to feature bassist Johan DeFarfalla and drummer Anders Nordin, who were both on the two previous records. Martin Lopez replaced Nordin after answering a newspaper ad, and shortly thereafter the band also brought in Martin Mendez, a friend and previous bandmate of Lopez, to replace DeFarfalla. However, Mendez did not have enough time to learn the bass parts for the album, so Mikael Åkerfeldt played bass at the recording session.
Perhaps to enhance the flow of the album, the last word(s) of each song on the album is the name of the following, with the album's final track, "Epilogue", leading back to "Prologue" to complete the cycle. Since the album has three instrumental tracks, lyrics are included in the jacket to be read during those parts, fulfilling the naming convention. In some cases, the silent lyrics move the plot along, and in others only serve to comment in a passive fashion.
My Arms, Your Hearse was Opeth's first album to be simultaneously released in Europe, on the Candlelight Records label, and the United States, on Century Black, Century Media Records' black metal off-shoot label.
The title of the album is derived from the lyrics of "Drip, Drip" by progressive folk band Comus.
- Name:
- My Arms, Your Hearse
- Type:
- studio
- Genre:
- Progressive death metal
- Release Date:
- August 18, 1998
- Produced by:
- Recorded By:
- Opeth
- Length:
- 62:49
- Record Label:
- Century Black (United States)
- Candlelight Records (Europe and reissue)
- Recording Dates:
- August-September 1997 at Studio Fredman
- Manufacturer:
- Back on Black
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