2001 studio album by Kamelot
Karma power metal band Kamelot . It was released on July 9, 2001 through Noise Records which is a part of Sanctuary Records .
Track listing
All tracks are written by Roy Khan and Thomas Youngblood , except where noted
No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. "Regalis Apertura" (instrumental) Miro 1:57 2. "Forever" 4:07 3. "Wings of Despair" 4:32 4. "The Spell" 4:20 5. "Don't You Cry" 4:18 6. "Karma" 5:11 7. "The Light I Shine on You" 4:15 8. "Temples of Gold" 4:11 9. "Across the Highlands" 3:46 10. "Elizabeth I: Mirror Mirror" 4:23 11. "Elizabeth II: Requiem for the Innocent" 3:46 12. "Elizabeth III: Fall from Grace" (silence after 4:14) 11:00 Total length: 55:55
iTunes bonus track & US edition No. Title Length 13. "Ne pleure pas" (French version of "Don't You Cry") 4:14 Total length: 60:09
Japanese edition No. Title Length 13. "Once and Future King" 4:29 Total length: 60:24
Personnel
All information from the album booklet.
Kamelot
Additional musicians
Miro – keyboards , orchestrations , backing vocals, producer, mixing, mastering, engineeringSascha Paeth – additional guitars, producer, mixing, mastering, engineeringFarouk Asjadi – Shakuhachi
Liv Nina Mosven – vocals on "Requiem for the Innocent" and "Fall from Grace"
Olaf Hayer – choir vocalsCinzia Rizzo – choir vocals, backing vocals on "Karma"
Robert Hunecke-Rizzo – choir vocals Strings quartet
Tobias Rempe – violin
Corinna Guthmann – violin
Marie-Theres Stumpf – viola
Patrick Sepec – cello Production
Kim Grillo – photography
Derek Gores – artwork Charts
Chart (2001)
Peak
German Albums Chart
85
Notes
"Forever" is based on "Solveig's Song ", written by Edvard Grieg for his Peer Gynt Suites .
"Don't You Cry" is dedicated to Thomas Youngblood Sr., who died when his son was very young.
"Ne Pleure Pas" is essentially the same song as "Don't You Cry", only sung in French.
The trilogy of songs that close the album on the normal edition, "Elizabeth" I, II & III, are based on the story of Elizabeth Bathory .
There is silence from the end of "Fall From Grace" to 11:00. This is because Karma was Kamelot's fifth studio album and they wanted its duration to be 55:55. The silence is kept intact even in versions of the album with bonus tracks. References
Karma (booklet). Kamelot. Sanctuary . 2001. p. 12.{{cite AV media notes }}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link )
"Metal Storm review" .^ "Allmusic review" .
"The Metal Crypt review" ."Metal Storm review" ."Metal Temple review" ."Sea of Tranquility review" .Karma liner notes". In Karma . Sanctuary Records.
"Karma (German Charts)" . finnishcharts.com. Retrieved 2016-02-27.
External links
Kamelot
Rob Beck
Dirk Van Tilborg
David Pavlicko
Mark Vanderbilt
Richard Warner
Glenn Barry
Roy Khan Casey Grillo
Johan Nunez Studio albums
Live albums
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