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| Sentenced - Buried Alive (2006)-[2xDVD9]
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--- Country of Origin: Finland ---
--- Active Years: 1988-1989 (as Deformity), 1989-2005 ---
--- Genres: Gothic Metal, Death Metal, Doom Metal, Melodic Death Metal, Melodic Doom Metal ---
--- Similar Artists: Poisonblack, Charon, Amorphis, To/Die/For, Mokoma, Diablo ---
--- Lyrical Themes: Doom, Death, Nature, Depression, Love, Suicide ---
Band:
Sentenced was a Finnish heavy metal band that played melodic death metal in their early years. The band
formed in 1989, in the town of Muhos, Finland, and broke up in 2005.
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=== Early years (1989-1991) ===
Sentenced started in 1989 as Deformity and changed their name to
Sentenced in 1989, after a few line-up changes. The original line-up
consisted of Miika Tenkula (lead guitar and vocals), Sami Lopakka
(guitar), Vesa Ranta (drums), and Lari Kylmänen (bass). They recorded
two demo tapes: When Death Joins Us... in 1990 and Rotting Ways to
Misery in 1991. The band actually got their very first record deal (with
the French label Thrash Records) after their first demo.
=== Shadows Of The Past (1991-1993) ===
In 1991, bassist Taneli Jarva joined the band, replacing Kylmänen just
as the band was about to record their debut album, Shadows of the Past.
At that time, their musical style was fast, typical European melodic
death metal. In Spring 1992, they recorded a three-song promotional
tape, Journey to Pohjola, and as a result got a deal with the Finnish
Spinefarm Records. By the year of 1992 had done over 50 live shows and
sold all 1500 copies of their debut album Shadows of the Past, their
earlier 2 demos and a lot of merchandise.
=== North From Here (1993-1994) ===
The second album, North from Here, was released in the spring of 1993,
and later that year The Trooper EP. Jarva had assumed lead vocal duties
using a different style than Tenkula's. It was North From Here that
earned the band the attention of German record label Century Media
Records, and in 1994 Sentenced left Spinefarm in order to head toward a
wider market with a new multi-album contract under Century Media.
=== Amok (1994-1996) ===
In 1995, Sentenced released their 'break through' album, Amok, which is
considered by many to be their best work. Compared to earlier releases,
the music had slowed down somewhat, acquiring a more melodic structure.
The track "Nepenthe" was complemented with a music video and the band
took to tour Europe in two full-length tours supporting Samael and
Tiamat.The first Century Media release "Amok" (1994) was to be their
definitive break-through with over 35,000 copies sold worldwide.
In autumn, the band released the Love & Death CD. Music-wise, it
kept a fairly similar concept as Amok, as the songs had been written
around the same time. Sentenced had achieved success in doom/death
markets, but Jarva left the band because of musical differences.
=== Down (1996-1998) ===
After Jarva's departure, Ville Laihiala (of Breed fame) joined the band
in 1996, just weeks before the band was due to head to Germany to record
their fourth album Down with producer Waldemar Sorychta. Once again,
the music became more melodic with a significant NWOBHM influence.
During this time, bassist Sami Kukkohovi also joined the band, but only
as a session member on gigs. Later, in spring 1997 he was granted a
permanent slot in the line-up. The "Down" album gained great reviews in
music-magazines all over the world, and was named Album of the month in
German magazines such as Rock Hard and Metal Hammer. 1996 and the
following year, saw Sentenced on a worldwide success crusade.
=== Frozen (1998-2000) ===
Sentenced's fifth full-length album, Frozen, was also recorded at the
Woodhouse Studios, and released in 1998, its style is similar to Down.
Laihiala and Kukkohovi had become initiated into the band, so they
participated in the composition process, resulting in the next album:
Frozen. In 1999, a special edition of Frozen was released, containing a
re-colored (gold) cover and rearranged track running order, with four
cover songs included.
=== Crimson (2000-2002) ===
The next Sentenced album to be released was Crimson in 2000. The single
"Killing Me, Killing You" demonstrated the band's turn away from melodic
death metal.The album was follewed by an extensive tour. That was the
first time when the band visited USA. The album peaked 1st place in the
Finnish album chart.
=== The Cold White Light (2002-2004) ===
Two years after the release of The Cold White Light, the band was seen
in a slightly different light, the lyrics displaying some self-irony and
even a rare positive edge. They released the single "No One There"
which peaked The Finnish Charts at Number 1 following that with an
extensive USA tour alongside Killswitch Engage, Dark Tranquillity and In
Flames. The album peaked 45th place in the German album chart. The
single "No One There" was on the 1st place as well in the Finnish single
chart. The band went on a European Tour with Lacuna coil.
After The Cold White Light, they released a CD single in 2003 along with
songs by other bands on a four track compilation single that was
dedicated to Oulun Kärpät, the ice hockey team of the band's hometown,
Routasydän (translates to "Frost Heart" ) remains the only song
Sentenced sung in Finnish, and cannot be found elsewhere. The song
caused something of a stir in Finland, as several politicians reviewed
the lyrics and purported them to contain Nazi overtones, which the band
has steadfastly refuted.
=== The Funeral Album (2005) ===
In early 2005, the band announced that their following release, The
Funeral Album, would be their last. They performed farewell gigs during
the spring and summer and ended with a final show on October 1, 2005 in
their hometown Oulu, Finland. The concert film Buried Alive, directed by
Mika Ronkainen, filmed at the funeral gig, was premiered at Oulu Music
Video Festival September 9, 2006. In 2005 The Funeral Album was awarded
gold status in Finland for sales in excess of 15,000 copies, footage of
the event is filmed in the Buried Alive DVD! The CD topped the Finnish
album chart upon its release in May 2005 and made it to position No. 49
on the German Media Control chart. "Ever-Frost" single went straight to
1st position on Official Finnish Single Chart staying there for 6
straight weeks.
Sentenced have been awarded Platinum in the band's native Finland for
their posthumous live DVD Buried Alive. The trophy was handed out to the
band's former members at the Century Media 20th anniversary party at
the Tavastia club in Helsinki on August 14, 2008, where Poisonblack and
labelmates Norther and Kivimetsän Druidi played exclusive gigs to
properly celebrate this special event.
Guitarist and founding member Miika Tenkula died on February 19, 2009.
On 26 June 2009 it was announced by his family that Miika died from an
heart attack caused by a genetic heart condition that he had for many
years previous to the break-up. He is buried in the Kirkkosaari cemetery
in his hometown Muhos, Finland.
On November 13, 2009 Sentenced released a box set of 16 CDs and 2 DVDs
chronicling their entire career in a coffin-shaped box. The box-set also
included rare and previously unreleased tracks.
In 2011 a tribute CD was released by couple of Russian bands. The CD is called "Russian Tribute To Sentenced"
Full-length Discography:
1991 -- Shadows Of Past
1993 -- North From Here
1995 -- Amok
1996 -- Down
1998 -- Frozen
2000 -- Crimson
2002 -- The Cold White Light
2005 -- The Funeral Album
Last known line-up:
Vesa Ranta -- Drums (1989-2005)
Miika Tenkula (R.I.P. 2009) -- Lead Guitars (1989-2005), Vocals (1989-1992), Bass (1996)
Sami Lopakka -- Rhythm Guitars (1989-2005), Keyboards (1993)
Ville Laihiala -- Vocals (1996-2005)
Sami Kukkohovi -- Bass (1997-2005)
Former Members:
Lari Kylmänen -- Bass (1989-1991)
Taneli Jarva -- Bass (1991-1995), Vocals (1992-1995)
Niko Karppinen (Live) -- Bass (1995-1996)
Tarmo Kanerva (Live) -- Drums (1999)
2006 -- Buried Alive [2xDVD9]
Quality: DVD9
Format: DVD Video
Video: NTSC 16:9 (720x480) VBR
Audio: Dolby AC3, 2 ch, 6ch
DVD Disc One: "Buried Alive" Concert Film
01. Funeral Intro & Credits -- 02:28
02. Where Waters Fall Frozen -- 00:59
03. May Today Become the Day -- 04:27
04. Neverlasting -- 04:30
05. Bleed -- 04:04
06. The Rain Comes Falling Down -- 05:55
07. Ever-Frost -- 05:15
08. Sun Won’t Shine -- 03:57
09. Dead Moon Rising -- 05:14
10. Despair-Ridden Hearts -- 04:45
11. Broken -- 04:15
12. The Suicider/Excuse Me While I Kill Myself -- 05:52
13. The War Ain't Over -- 05:21
14. Nepenthe -- 04:01
15. Northern Lights -- 06:05
16. The Way I Wanna Go -- 04:21
17. Dance on the Graves (Lil' Siztah) -- 04:53
18. Noose -- 04:12
19. Aika Multaa Muistot (Everything Is Nothing) -- 05:02
20. Farewell -- 03:52
21. No One There -- 08:16
22. Drown Together -- 04:37
23. Cross My Heart and Hope to Die -- 04:05
24. Brief Is the Light -- 04:56
25. Vengeance Is Mine -- 04:18
26. End of the Road -- 06:04
27. Funeral Outro & End Credits -- 03:17
Total time: 02:05:01
DVD Disc Two: The Extra's
Home Soil Funeral Procession:
01. Photo session -- 04:12
02. Video session -- 08:44
03. Signing session -- 03:22
04. Festival tour -- 23:15
05. Club tour -- 42:45
Music Videos:
06. Nepenthe -- 03:53
07. Noose -- 04:14
08. The Suicider -- 03:44
09. Killing Me, Killing You -- 03:45
10. No One There -- 04:01
11. Ever-Frost -- 04:30
12. Despair-Ridden Hearts -- 03:54
13. Animated photo-gallery -- 29:25
Interviews:
14. Interview with Sami Lopakka and Ville Laihiala -- 38:55
15. Interview with Taneli Jarva -- 07:54
Total time: 03:06:33
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