The Quiet Place
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| "The Quiet Place" | ||
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| Single by In Flames | ||
| from the album 'Soundtrack to Your Escape' | ||
| Released | 2004 | |
| Format | CD | |
| Genre | Alternative Metal | |
| Label | Nuclear Blast | |
| In Flames singles chronology | ||
| Cloud Connected (2002) |
The Quiet Place (2004) |
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The Quiet Place is a single released by the Swedish melodic death metal band In Flames in 2004, from the album Soundtrack to Your Escape.
Contents |
[edit] Tracklisting
[edit] Audio Tracks
- "The Quiet Place"
- "My Sweet Shadow "(Remix)
- "Värmlandsvisan" (Live)
[edit] Enhanced CD
- "The Quiet Place" (Video)
- Studio recording session (Video)
- Screensaver
[edit] Video
The song "The Quiet Place" also featured a video, directed by Patrick Ullaeus. Featuring Ullaeus' sharp camera angles and saturated colors, the video features a story of singer Anders Fridén going to see a movie, falling asleep in the theater and, as the band members put it, "waking up in his own head".
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| In Flames |
| Anders Fridén | Jesper Strömblad | Björn Gelotte | Peter Iwers | Daniel Svensson |
| Mikael Stanne | Henke Forss | Joakim Göthberg | Glenn Ljungström | Niklas Engelin | Anders Iwers | Martin Mathisen | Carl Näslund | Johann Larsson | Anders Jivarp | Daniel Erlandsson |
| Discography |
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| Albums and EPs: Lunar Strain | Subterranean | The Jester Race | Black-Ash Inheritance | Whoracle | Colony | Clayman | The Tokyo Showdown | Reroute to Remain | Trigger | Soundtrack to Your Escape | Used and Abused: In Live We Trust | Come Clarity |
| Singles: Cloud Connected | The Quiet Place |
| Categories: In Flames albums |
