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Track List
01) Deadnight Warrior
02) In the Shadows
03) Red Light in My Eyes, Part 1
04) Red Light in My Eyes, Part 2
05) Lake Bodom
06) The Nail
07) Touch Like Angel of Death / [keyboard solo]
08) Children of Bodom
09) Mass Hypnosis
01) Deadnight Warrior
02) In the Shadows
03) Red Light in My Eyes, Part 1
04) Red Light in My Eyes, Part 2
05) Lake Bodom
06) The Nail
07) Touch Like Angel of Death / [keyboard solo]
08) Children of Bodom
09) Mass Hypnosis
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4:04
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First Released
1997
Metal
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Something Wild is the debut album by Finnish melodic death metal band Children of Bodom, released 16th February 1997 on the Spinefarm Records label.
The album presents a darker and generally more experimental sound than the one present in their later albums, and contributed most to the infamous genre controversy of their classification as a death metal or black metal band at the time. A fair helping of black metal was still present, due to Alexi Laiho's stint (as lead guitarist) in Impaled Nazarene and his self-professed "roots being in black metal".
In a recent interview Laiho claims that the band at the time were inspired by "a lot of black and death metal bands" such as Dissection and Hypocrisy as well as classic rock/metal bands like the Scorpions, and that many other new bands in the scene were "trying to sound like Dimmu Borgir", leading to them wanting to do something "different". Laiho had gone on to consider the album their "most important", as it "put us on the map".
The song-writing here is much more free-flowing and the use of keyboards and strong neo-classical metal influences are much more prevalent than they would be in future releases such as Hatebreeder or Follow the Reaper.
The "Deluxe Edition" was released much later in 2002 and includes bonus material.
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Something Wild is the debut album by Finnish melodic death metal band Children of Bodom, released 16th February 1997 on the Spinefarm Records label.
The album presents a darker and generally more experimental sound than the one present in their later albums, and contributed most to the infamous genre controversy of their classification as a death metal or black metal band at the time. A fair helping of black metal was still present, due to Alexi Laiho's stint (as lead guitarist) in Impaled Nazarene and his self-professed "roots being in black metal".
In a recent interview Laiho claims that the band at the time were inspired by "a lot of black and death metal bands" such as Dissection and Hypocrisy as well as classic rock/metal bands like the Scorpions, and that many other new bands in the scene were "trying to sound like Dimmu Borgir", leading to them wanting to do something "different". Laiho had gone on to consider the album their "most important", as it "put us on the map".
The song-writing here is much more free-flowing and the use of keyboards and strong neo-classical metal influences are much more prevalent than they would be in future releases such as Hatebreeder or Follow the Reaper.
The "Deluxe Edition" was released much later in 2002 and includes bonus material.
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