Epica- We Still Take You With Us (4CD)
SKU: 210000247573
On September 2nd, Epica will re-issue their first three albums "The Phantom Agony", "Consign To Oblivion" and "The Score", which have become milestones of the genre and rarities within the physical market. Each record will be available in a CD box that will come with previously unreleased bonus tracks for each album. As a special surprise for their fans, the band have dug up some spectacular hidden gems from their early career that will be available as bonus material on some of the formats. "We Will Take You With Us" was recorded at the 'Twe Meter Sessies' on public Dutch TV, most hardcore fans will be familiar with this release that was the band's first major performance on television and first DVD release that has long been sold out. You can also discover two especially rare demo recordings from SAHARA DUST - the band that should later become Epica.
Format: New CD/Metal
Epica- We Still Take You With Us (4CD)
SKU: 210000247573
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On September 2nd, Epica will re-issue their first three albums "The Phantom Agony", "Consign To Oblivion" and "The Score", which have become milestones of the genre and rarities within the physical market. Each record will be available in a CD box that will come with previously unreleased bonus tracks for each album. As a special surprise for their fans, the band have dug up some spectacular hidden gems from their early career that will be available as bonus material on some of the formats. "We Will Take You With Us" was recorded at the 'Twe Meter Sessies' on public Dutch TV, most hardcore fans will be familiar with this release that was the band's first major performance on television and first DVD release that has long been sold out. You can also discover two especially rare demo recordings from SAHARA DUST - the band that should later become Epica.
