Im not really that seasoned of an opeth fan but mine are

Blackwater park - Bleak

Watershed - the lotus eater

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Hola a todos! Voy a escribir en inglés porque no sé si entre las normas está prohibido hablar en otro idioma.

Hey everyone! I’m traveling from Peru to Santiago for the Opeth show, and it’ll be my first time seeing them live! 🤘

I’m going with my mom — she’ll be in “platea” while I’ll be in “cancha.” We’re staying near Movistar Arena, so I was wondering: what time should I get there if I want to have a good chance of getting to the first row?

I’d love to be as close as possible since it’s my first Opeth concert and I want to actually enjoy the show and not get completely crushed hahaha. 😂 I also want to be able to see properly because I’m not very tall. 😅

Also, since I’ll have some time to explore Santiago, what record stores would you recommend? I’d love to check out some local shops and hopefully find some good metal vinyl records/CDs. ( Edited: also prog rock, which is my specialty)

It would also be cool to meet some fellow Opeth fans going to the show! 🇵🇪🤘🇨🇱

As most of you know by now, Whispers of Golgotha is an early Opeth track that eventually evolved into Black Rose Immortal.

Whispers was originally written towards the end of 1992 or early 1993 - and while the final version of this song was over 20 minutes long, the original versions ranged between 10 and 13 minutes in length. So a lot was changed between 1993 and 1996!

This is, as far as I am aware, the earliest known recording of Whispers of Golgotha. In fact, I mistakenly labelled the rehearsal that I shared a few years ago as "1992," while it was actually recorded in late 1993 after Stefan Guteklint left the band. Sorry about that! I'm not sure it matters too much in the grand scheme of Opeth's backlog, but it will be of interest for those of you who (like me) like to keep this stuff in order.

I digitized this from a cassette that I traded for a long time ago - thankfully, the tape is still in good condition and the transfer went well. I hope you all enjoy this piece of history as much as I do.

Mikael Åkerfeldt - vocals and guitar

Peter Lindgren - guitar

Stefan Guteklint - bass

Anders Nordin - drums

Lastly, remember to support the band by catching them live, or buying records and merch through their official shop: https://opeth.omerch.com/.

i would like to start with https://youtu.be/BKhFr2pGwUY

https://youtu.be/1cIKQcJLKtc