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Artist      : Opeth
Album      : Pale Communion
Label      : Roadrunner
Genre      : Metal
Source      : 5.1/2ch / 96.0 kHz / TrueHD / Raw: 13824kbps / BD
Quality    : 5643kbps / 96.0kHz / 2 channels
Encoder    : FLAC 1.2.1
Size        : 2890.43 MB
Time        : 67:36 min
Url        : http://www.opeth.com/home/

1.  Eternal Rains Will Come                                        6:44
2.  Cusp Of Eternity                                              5:34
3.  Moon Above, Sun Below                                        10:52
4.  Elysian Woes                                                  4:49
5.  Goblin                                                        4:33
6.  River                                                          7:32
7.  Voice Of Treason                                              7:44
8.  Faith In Others                                                7:59
9.  Solitude (Black Sabbath Cover) (Live At Stockholm Sodra Teatern April 2012)       5:58
10. Var Kommer Barnen In (Hansson De Wolfe United Cover) (Live At Stockholm Sodra Teatern April 2012) 5:51


Tracks 1-8 are 5.1SRS Dolby TrueHD and bonus tracks are 2ch.
Also, RAW BR for the bonus tracks are 4608kbps.
I wish studios would rls more albums on raw, unfiltered BLURAY

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2-Disc Deluxe Edition includes bonus Blu-Ray with 5.1 audio and 2
bonus tracks plus expanded packaging

Pale Communion, which was produced by the band's very own Mikael
kerfeldt and mixed by longtime collaborator and Porcupine Tree
frontman/guitarist Steven Wilson, is heralded by the lead single,
"Cusp of Eternity. "

The new material finds Opeth once again challenging the
boundaries of extreme music. In a recent interview with VICE s
Noisey, kerfeldt stated, "I wanted to do something more melodic
with this album... there's stronger vocal melodies and more
melodies overall... I was pretty consistent with that frame of
mind throughout the writing process. " Metal Injection's Greg
Kennelty broke down Opeth's Pale Communion in a track by track
review, exclaiming "This record knows exactly what it's doing and
nails it through and through... one of my favorite records of
2014. If not my favorite record of 2014."

Pale Communion follows 2011s critically acclaimed Heritage which
proved a milestone album for Opeth, earning them widespread
acclaim and an ever-growing fan following. Debuting Top 20 on the
Billboard 200 and racking up numerous "Best Of" accolades in
2011, Heritage landed at #2 on both Decibel's "Top 40 Albums of
2011" and Guitar World's "Top 50 Albums of 2011" lists.