Pain Of Salvation - The Perfect Element: Part I flac album

The Perfect Element, Part I is Pain of Salvation’s third studio album, released in October 2000. It is a concept album that focuses on the forming of the individual, particularly on the events from one’s childhood and adolescence. It is the first segment of a planned three-part concept. The Perfect Element, Part II was released in 2007 under the title Scarsick. Part one of the concept is a story human development, which focuses specifically on the progression from childhood to adolescence. It contains many themes within its context; which include but are not limited to: Child abuse (sexual and physical) Sexuality Tragedy Drug abuse Love Pain Anger Loss (of life and innocence, among other things) Shame Regret Despair Inner struggles All these themes are dealt with as the story explores the lives of two characters, one male and one female (known commonly as He and She ) who are broken, dysfunctional people.

Progressive Metal Pain Of Salvation. Band's List Progressive Metal Pain Of Salvation The Perfect Element Part I. Lyrics. Band Name Pain Of Salvation. Album Name The Perfect Element Part I. Type Album. Labels Entropia Production. Music StyleProgressive Metal. Members owning this album129. I - as these two desolate worlds collide.

Album The Perfect Element, Part I (2000). by Pain Of Salvation. Label Inside Out Music. Anders Theander, Daniel Gildenlöw, Pain Of Salvation. Anders Theander, Pontus Lindmark. Pain Of Salvation "The Perfect Element, Part I" (2000) album.

The Perfect Element - Part 1 is a music studio album recording by PAIN OF SALVATION (Progressive Metal/Progressive Rock) released in 2000 on cd, lp, vinyl and/or cassette. Reconciliation is a high energy piece with the main melody of the whole album in place just like Morning on Earth.

At least on this album, Pain of Salvation is driven neither by obscenely complicated instrumental arrangements, nor by five minute shred fests or keyboard solos. On The Perfect Element Part 1, the main force behind the band - and the thing that makes you sit up and pay attention - is the amazing and incredibly diverse voice of Daniel Gildenlow. I mentioned that Pain of Salvation were not like Dream Theater or other bands that get labeled as wankery. This is true, but The Perfect Element Part One is still a heavy listen. It's not something that you just pop in and listen to a couple of songs. The styles are many and varied. The titles are sometimes incomprehensible (Idioglossia, anyone") In the time-honoured tradition of prog, The Perfect Element Part One is a concept album, in this case dealing with the formation of the individual.

Producer – Anders Theander, Daniel Gildenlöw, Pain Of Salvation. Recorded in March - July 2000, Mixed and Mastered at RoastingHouse Recording Studio AB in Malmö, Sweden. Enhanced Element featuring: - Ashes video - The Making of Ashes Video - Interview (audio only) - ! video - Pilgrim video - The Big Machine video - Time Weaver's Tale (original demo) - Repent (demo) - Unknowing (demo).

Sweden's Pain of Salvation represents a consortium of progressive/metal rockers who seemingly enjoy the "concept album" format. This 2000 release, titled The Perfect Element I, signifies the band's follow-up to its 1999 effort One Hour By the Concrete Lake. Here, the group effectively melds relatively strong compositions with pertinent injections of technical proficiency and shrewdly crafted rhythmic developments.