Name: Paradise Lost - Symphony For The Lost Marble Double Heavyweight Vinyl
SKU: 30826312711
Availability: InStock

Paradise Lost – Symphony For The Lost Marble Double Heavyweight Vinyl

£26.00

Symphony For The Lost Marble Double Heavyweight Vinyl – Paradise Lost new Vinyl In Stock from Vinyl Records London

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Description

Symphony For The Lost is a live album by the doom death metal band Paradise Lost, recorded at Ancient Roman Theatre of Philippopolis in Plovdi, Bulgaria on the 20th of September 2014. The sound quality is perfect and they have done a great job capturing one of the most memorable shows of their career. Paradise Lost have used orchestration in the studio many times over the years, and when it came to choosing the setlist, they selected some of those along with tracks they thought would lend themselves well to classical arrangements. The result is a wideranging collection of songs.Available as a limited edition of 1500 individually numbered copies on copper amp black marbled vinyl. The package includes a wonderful mini replica of 16 page booklet with band pictures. Paradise Lost Vinyl is available for home delivery from Vinyl Records London, only £26 +P&P

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