Blackwater Park

Described by Allmusic.com as: “surely the band's coming-of-age album, and therefore, an ideal introduction to its remarkable body of work,” Opeth’s fifth album is widely considered to be not only the Swedish group’s best work but also simultaneously one of the greatest metal albums and one of the best progressive rock albums ever made.
Issued in March 2001, it was the first of several collaborations with co-producer Steven Wilson and something of a commercial breakthrough for the band as well as a critical success.
This vinyl pressing is based on the definitive 20th anniversary version, which was issued on seven different vinyl colours, but not on ‘classic’ black.

A1. The Leper Affinity
A2. Bleak
B1. Harvest
B2. The Drapery Falls
C1. Dirge For November
C2. The Funeral Portrait
C3. Patterns In The Ivy
D1. Blackwater Park
D2. The Leper Affinity (Live)