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by: Korpiklaani
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0693723229522
Label: Napalm
Manufacturer: Napalm
MPN: 232295
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Napalm
Release Date: August 03, 2004
Studio: Napalm
Disc 1:- Wooden Pints
- Before The Morning Sun
- God Of Wind
- With Trees
- Pellonpekko
- You Looked Into My Eyes
- Hullunhumppa
- Man Can Go Even Throuh The Grey Stone
- Pixies Dance
- Juokse Sinä Humma
- Crows Bring The Spring
- Hengettömiltä Hengiltä
- Shaman Drum
- Mother Earth
Editorial Review:
Album Description:
Korpiklaani (Forest Klan), from the mystic forests of Finland, present an indisputable Folk Metal achievement with Spirit of the Forest. The musical offerings of the band utilize traditional instruments such as the flute, jouhilkko and accordion, alongside modern guitars, bass and drums. Spirit of the Forest is an unique release from a band that stands for quintessential Finnish music.
Average Rating: 
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While enjoyable, I can't justify giving this a higher rating because I consider Tales Along This Road to be superior primarily because of the presence of accordion. That said, I don't regret getting it.
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the cd is great. lots of great music to listen to in the car. It sounds best when volume is high
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Ok, I'm not a fan of super brief reviews, but in this case I think short and sweet is best.
If you are a fan of, or have an interest in, viking/folk metal, BUY THIS ALBUM. You will not regret this purchase, as Korpiklaani are among the best in the genre.
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This is an amazing piece of work! It's great if you just want to settle down after a long, hard, frustrating day. Korpiklaani completely master blending folk metal and heavy metal together to make an absolutely awsome listening experience for any folk metal fan. Tracks like "Wooden pints", "Shaman drum","Man Can Go Even Through the Grey Stone," and "With Trees" are among my favorites and get stuck in your head after the first time of hearing them. "Pellonpekko" and "Mother Earth" are tremendously ...
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Imagine if you will that Metallica had been asked to do the soundtrack to Braveheart. That is what much of this album sounds like. I don't speak Finnish but I do enjoy this quite a bit. Where else does metal guitar and accordian gel so well?
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