Incarnate

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Resumen

Incarnate es un álbum recopilatorio de la banda estadounidense de doom metal The Obsessed. Consiste en pistas tomadas de varias fuentes raras y no lanzadas, a saber, sus 7" Sodden Jackal y Altamont Nation, la compilación What the Hell! de Hellhound Records y algunas demos no lanzadas. También hay dos canciones versionadas -- "On the Hunt" (originalmente de Lynyrd Skynyrd) y "Inside-Looking Out" (originalmente de The Animals y luego versionada por Grand Funk Railroad). La pista "Streetside" es un videoclip. El álbum fue relanzado en doble vinilo, digipak CD y formato digital por Blues Funeral Recordings el 23 de octubre de 2020, como parte del Record Store Day. Todos los formatos incluyeron dos pistas adicionales, demos de "No Blame" y "Neatz Brigade", cuyas versiones finales aparecieron en los álbumes Lunar Womb y The Church Within respectivamente. Lista de pistas "Yen Sleep" – 4:26 "Concrete Cancer" – 3:05 "Peckerwood Stomp" – 2:12 "Inside-Looking Out" (John Avery Lomax, Alan Lomax, Eric Burdon, Chas Chandler) – 6:17 "Mental Kingdom" – 2:55 "Sodden Jackal" – 4:15 "Iron & Stone" – 2:58 "Indestroy" – 1:29 "Streetside" – 4:24 "Mourning" – 3:54 "Spirit Caravan" – 3:09 "Skybone" – 4:09 "On the Hunt" (Allen Collins, Ronnie Van Zant) – 5:00 "River of Soul" (live) – 4:30 "Climate of Despair" – 3:04 "Decimation" – 4:18 "Fears Machine" – 3:40 "Field of Hours" – 8:09 "Streetside" (video) – 7:32 Personal Scott Weinrich – voz, guitarra Scott Reeder – bajo Guy Pinhas – bajo Greg Rogers – batería Mark Laue – bajo Dale Crover – batería, coros Ed Gulli – batería

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Notable quotes

“The purpose and cause of the incarnation was that He might illuminate the world by His wisdom and excite it to the love of Himself.”
— Peter Abelard, in Alister E. McGrath Christian Theology: An Introduction, John Wiley & Sons, 14 January 2011, p. 232
“I believe that through discipline, though not through discipline alone, we can achieve serenity, and a certain small but precious measure of the freedom from the accidents of incarnation, and charity, and that detachment which preserves the world which it renounces.”
— Robert Oppenheimer, in a letter to his brother Frank (12 March 1932), published in Robert Oppenheimer : Letters and Recollections (1995) edited by Alice Kimball Smith, p. 155

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