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what is the setlist? any new songs?

:notworthy:notworthy:notworthy Wow! I can't believe I will finally be able to see you play. See you on 4 Apr :)

awesome! can't wait :)

I hear you will play in Izmir and Ankara also, but you seem to have a tight schedule. Any more info on that?

The song has some eargasmic parts but, it sounds like it is not complete yet. I am a little disappointed, "Heir Apparent" still keeps my hopes high.

try sceptic, "voices from the past" is a great song.

Here are a few of them: Opeth (i don't think they will ever disappoint me, the new song "heir apparent" is awesome as usual, i can't wait to hear watershed) Death Quo Vadis Necrophagist Disillusion Insomnium (best melodeath band ever) Melechesh Subterranean Masquerade Tır...

Former Arch Enemy vocalist "Johan 'Liiva' Axelsson" is the worst vocalist i know. maybe, the fact that he works with great bands makes him look worse than he actually is.

"a diamond for disease" is their best work in my opinion.

it is weird that no one has mentioned "december flower" yet.

twilight is my robe ending credits

i am a little confused here. kalmah on myspace is official, right? they say that something big is coming this year, but janne says that it is not true. :confused:

it is also mentioned in their new year celebration bulletin in myspace. the original message is: "Hey everyone, I hope all of you have a safe and wonderful New Year! Something big is coming this year, stay tuned. Cheers!" a dvd maybe? :OMG:

i love them mainly because of dual melodies and solos.

absolutely, "under the winter skies we stand glorius and with oden on our side we are victorius!":kickass:

fallout 1 & 2 vampire the masquerade : bloodlines half life 2 pes 3, 4, 5, 6 gta 3, san andreas ( didn't get to play vice city much )

death - the sound of perseverance opeth - morningrise quo vadis - defiant imagination this is a great topic.

varttina, finnish folk. i love this band. especially the album "iki".

dead man's diary

because, it was what got me into Opeth in the first place.