GREEN CARNATION - The Acoustic Verses (Remaster 2021) · BLACK 2LP

Black double vinyl with etching on D side in gatefold sleeve.

Available on vinyl for the first time!

Background information über 'The Acoustic Verses (Remaster 2021)'

Green Carnation delivers something truly special with "The Acoustic Verses (Remaster 2021)", marking the first time this beloved acoustic collection graces vinyl format. This Norwegian progressive rock outfit, known for their epic compositions and emotional depth, strips everything down to its bare essence here, creating an intimate listening experience that showcases the raw songwriting prowess that has made them legends in the prog scene. The remastered tracks breathe new life into these acoustic gems, with crystal-clear production that highlights every nuanced guitar strum and heartfelt vocal delivery.

The album spans a beautiful journey through Green Carnation's more contemplative side, featuring standout tracks like "Sweet Leaf" and the emotionally charged "The Burden is Mine... Alone". The inclusion of both a remastered and live version of "Child's Play, part 3" offers fans a unique perspective on the band's evolution and live prowess. Each track flows seamlessly into the next, creating a cohesive narrative that speaks to themes of solitude, introspection, and human connection. The acoustic arrangements allow the band's progressive sensibilities to shine through in unexpected ways, proving that complexity doesn't always require heavy instrumentation.

For fans of: Porcupine Tree, Katatonia, Anathema, Opeth and Pain of Salvation

Track listing

LP 1:
A1. Sweet Leaf (remastered)
A2. The Burden is Mine... Alone (remastered)
A3. Maybe? (remastered)
A4. Child's Play, part 3 (remastered)
B1. Alone (remastered)
B2. 9-29-045 (remastered)

LP 2:
C1. Six Ribbons (remastered)
C2. Transparent Me (remastered)
C3. High Tide Waves (remastered)
C4. Child's Play, part 3 (live version)

Manufacturer: Sasu Soundworks Sarl, 126 Boulevard Bara, Heliopolis 2, Lot B4, 13013 Marseille, France, Contact: www.season-of-mist.com