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[Pierre-Antoine - Noiseweb]

allez-y de vos commentaires...
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[TASTOUX]

dommage
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[Mayhem23]

Dommage je l'aimais bien celui là

[TASTOUX]

WILL va être dég car il aime ce groupe!!!!
rien va chez WILL en ce moment, il a du etre envouté
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[Will - Noiseweb]

Putain, quelle triste nouvelle !
Mais ceci dit, vu le passé du mec, son état d'esprit complètement nihiliste et sataniste, et le fait qu'il venait juste de mettre fin à DISSECTION, je ne suis pas du tout étonné...

J'ai lu une interview de lui le mois dernier dans TERRORIZER (chez Geoff à Strasbourg) où il disait qu'il avait accompli avec DISSECTION tout ce qu'il pouvait faire, et qu'il était donc temps d'en finir... De là à penser qu'il se vianderait, y avait un pas !

Content quand même d'avoir pu parler avec ce mec et d'avoir fait cette photo avec lui... Fier aussi d'avoir un badge du groupe sur mon perf' et aussi content finalement d'avoir un exemplaire de l'édition limitée de Reinkaos signé et numéroté... Ca risque de valoir un beau tas de fric ce truc, sur eBay, dans peu de temps... Mais surtout fier d'être métalleux et d'avoir été fan d'un groupe qui a sorti des albums aussi fantastiques que The Somberlain et surtout Storm Of The Light's Bane ! Dire qu'il a sorti ces albums monumentaux alors qu'il n'avait que 18 puis 21 ans...




Et en guise d'épitaphe, ce petit mot écrit sur un flyer, de la main même de Jon, juste après avoir pris cette photo (d'ailleurs, si vous regardez bien, j'ai le dit flyer dans ma main gauche sur la photo) :



-l- Rest in Hell Jon ! -l-


Communiqué sur le site de DISSECTION :

As rumours have started to spread we feel obliged to confirm Jon Nödtveidt's death.
Jon Nödtveidt was a man who lived his life according to his convictions and True Will. A couple of days ago he chose to end his life by his own hands. As a true Satanist he led his life in the way he wanted and ended it when he felt that he had fulfilled his self-created destiny. Not everyone will have understanding or acceptance for his personal path in this life and beyond, but all must respect his choice.

Those of us who have met him in his last days can assure that he was more focussed, happier and stronger than ever. It is our full conviction that he left this world of lies with a scornful laughter, knowing that he had fulfilled everything that he had set up for himself to accomplish. The empty space that he leaves behind will be filled with the dark essence that he manifested through his life and black-magical work. His legacy and Luciferian Fire will live on through those few who truly knew him and appreciated his work for what it really was and still is. As our brother's goal in life and death never was to "Rest in Peace", we will instead wish him victories in all battles to come, until the Acosmic Destiny has been fulfilled.

For the glory of the Dark Gods and the Wrathful Chaos!
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Une interview de lui qui était parue en 2003 dans un magazine norvégien... On comprend mieux son geste...

DISSECTION frontman Jon Nödtveidt, who took his own life earlier in the week less than three months after announcing the band's split, spoke to Norwegian magazine Slayer in 2003 on the topic of suicide. Asked how he views the matters of suicide and whether taking your life is "worth it," Nödtveidt responded, "The Satanist decides over his own life and death and prefers to go with a smile on his lips when he has reached his peak in life, when he has accomplished everything, and aim to transcend this earthly existence. But it is completely un-Satanic to end ones own life because one is sad or miserable. The Satanist dies strong, not by age, disease or depression, and he chooses death before dishonor! Death is the orgasm of life! So live life accordingly, as intense as possible!"

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Un article paru hier, assez intéressant, avec des commentaires de la famille...

http://www.metalunderground.com/news/details.cfm?newsid=21127
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[Will - Noiseweb]

L'édition limitée de Reinkaos atteint déjà les 50 $ sur eBay.... Fallait s'y attendre... Ca pue du cul ça !

Nul doute que ça va monter encore !
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j'ai que le live de DISSECTION en CD et un en K7 je crois
encore un collector a avoir
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[Will - Noiseweb]

Je vous poste ici la dernière interview que Jon Nödtveidt a faite pour DISSECTION. Elle a été réalisée par les fans sur le forum du groupe...
Très intéressante et pleine d'enseignements sur ce qui a suivi et qui nous a attristé au plus haut point !

FINAL INTERVIEW WITH JON NÖDTVEIDT
An Interview for the Fans by the Fans
- Final Interview with Jon Nödtveidt -
Copyright www.dissection.nu


Can you explain the idea about the Rebirth of Dissection being over, and this being a new phase? How is it a new phase?
"It's a new phase since it is the beginning of the end and the hungry end is coming soon"

The Rebirth of Dissection tour was a great success for you with sold out concerts all over Europe and additional gigs in South America and Mexico. It was also the largest tour so far in your career with something like 60 shows and 20 countries or so. How was the feeling to finally meet the fans again after more than 7 years?
"We could never have imagined that the interest and demand for Dissection's return would be so high out there after seven years of absence. I think it was all like some kind of shock for all of us. Before the first concert in Stockholm on the 30th of October 2004, the gig had been sold out twice already before being moved a third time to an even bigger place, but it wasn't until we faced the crowd that it all became clearer to us. For me personally this moment, walking out on that stage at Arenan in Stockholm less than a month and a half after my release from prison, is one of the most surreal experiences in my life. That feeling lasted for the entire Rebirth of Dissection tour that followed. Waking up every morning in a tour bus instead of a prison cell, just hoping it would never end. By the time that we came back to Sweden at the end of the tour we were all really sad that the tour was over, but we knew we had work to do. We started to rehearse intensely for the upcoming recording of "Reinkaos" and entered the studio a little bit more than one month later."


How was it to headline the last day of the mighty Inferno festival in Norway last year? And tell us about what happened at the end of the show when you performed Elisabeth Bathory "unplugged"!
"Ha ha Well, what happened was that when we had played our set, which was rather extensive by the way almost two hours, the audience was still demanding an encore after we had left the stage, and they wouldn't stop screaming for it. So we decided that we should give them a last song. So we went up on stage again just to have the stage manager showing up going all crazy saying that we absolutely couldn't play more and that they had to close the place. I told him that with all the respect I didn't think that the audience would agree, seeing that they wouldn't leave, and they would surely not be happy if the guards would try to force them out of the hall. The venue had been totally lit up by the lights in the roof and they had shut off the PA, so we just kicked off the song "Elisabeth Bathori" without any other sound than the amps on stage and the drums themselves and since we didn't have any sound from the microphones we had the audience sing the lyrics for us! The voice of the audience would almost lift the roof alone! The stage manager went out of his senses of course, but what can we do? What a memory!"


Dissection is a band that really seems to care about their fans. I really appreciate that. What is your honest opinion about bands who don't care about their fans and think, that they'd be successful even without them?
"I don't know about those bands For Dissection, apart from writing and performing the music solely out of our own need and creative drive, the fans have always been the priority. We do say fuck off to the music industry in general and the media too, since what we have experienced most from it is dishonesty and disloyalty. But we acknowledge and appreciate the support we get from our loyal fans and allies. They are a part of Dissection and what we do."


According to MLO philosophy the members of the Order are the elect and the rest of mankind are sheep/clay born or simply lower beings. Therefore does the band hold contempt for most if not almost all of the Dissection fan base and how does it make them feel when having to exchange in social interaction with the fans or playing to them?
"We don't see misanthropy as a symbolic thing when we state that this world is our enemy, and in this world of enemies, we do appreciate those few who actually are on our side and we treat them accordingly, like allies. You will know yourself depending on which category you belong to if you are for or against what we stand for."


There is this incredible aura and buzz about Dissection that one can't deny (Slayer is another band that comes to mind with that aura about them), and one that has lasted through the years from during the first phase of "The Somberlain" and "Storm of the Light's Bane". What do the current members attribute this to? And also - is there a reason Jon chose not to recruit any of his former band mates into the current incarnation of Dissection? How did you come in contact with Set and Tomas?
"It was a long process and there were quite a few obstacles in the way too numerous to mention but my goal was to find a line up that would share the same visions as myself in terms of using the music of Dissection as a black magical tool. So, therefore I only wanted Satanists in the band and consequently the old members were out of the question. And having set up this goal, I didn't make things easy for me. But this was the only way to go and I was convinced that it was just a matter of time until I would find the right members.

Anyway, I came in touch with Tomas in the beginning of 2004. He had heard that Dissection needed a drummer for the new line-up so he contacted the persons running our website. I called him up and we decided to hook up on one of my leaves from prison. I had just moved to a more "open" prison where I would spend the last half year of my sentence and there I would get short leaves every second weekend. We met up at one of those leaves at a restaurant in Stockholm and talked about everything from his personal convictions, ambitions and visions of being a Satanist as well as being a musician and how to make this merge in a band, to connect the powers of something as unique as a complete "all-Satanist" line-up. We had both had previous bad experiences playing with people who didn't take things seriously and who didn't share the same convictions for working with the powers of the dark side in a serious way as well as lacking the ability of putting the proper dedication into a genuinely Satanic musical project. We obviously had a lot in common and we both knew what we wanted.

So we soon started to rehearse at Tomas' studio, only the two of us, and continued to discuss the concepts of using the band as the Satanic tool I always wanted it to be. Musically I had never met a drummer as skilled and with such a professional approach to his craft before. Ranging such broad realms of music, everything from the fastest and most brutal blast beats to progressive rock and the groove and steadiness of hard rock and heavy metal. I guess it's partly a well earned result of determined dedication to drumming for over 25 intense years. He could basically play anything and everything. The old Dissection material was no match at all. I knew I had found the right man for the job!

It was however more difficult to find the right guitar player. We searched for months and months without finding the one that we were looking for. It wasn't so much that it was difficult to find talented guitar players; we had many of them applying. The problem was to find someone who was a killer guitar player and a Satanist! After auditioning several guitarists in the summer of 2004 we finally found Set. When he finally came over from Italy we knew immediately that the search was over. The energy and spirit he radiated at the rehearsal as well as personally made it all very easy for us; he had to be in Dissection! I had been in touch with him for quite some time via mail but it wasn't until he came over to Sweden that we got to know each other for real. Set has proved to be one of the most determined persons, as well as coolest, that I have ever had the pleasure of meeting and we have been standing by each other as brothers since. As a guitar player, he channels the current like no one else and has been evolving immensely! With Set joining Dissection the line up was finally complete and the band was getting ready for the Rebirth. We just had to await my release from prison to take place. So in the meantime, the line-up rehearsed intensely without me on a daily basis for the next two months, with me joining in on my short leaves."


The bassist issue It is unclear to me and I think many others. Is there one? Session or permanent member?
"Erik Danielsson is our current bass player, however only live. He is the only one so far that has on a personal level been working out in Dissection and he fully stands behind our Satanic concept and the spiritual aims of the band."


We heard that shortly before you were imprisoned an album was going to be recorded and the band had even fixed a studio date for it. What happened to that album/material? Is Reinkaos the same album with some changes in it or is it totally different?
"This material was not even far from finished at that time but was still the seed to what has now blossomed into Reinkaos. The material was constantly growing and evolving during the years in prison, as the songs for Reinkaos manifested. But it took years of nurturing before the seed could come into full bloom in a way that I was satisfied. Not until the album was finally arranged and recorded with the complete line-up, actually."


Can you see any difference from writing music in prison from writing music in freedom? Do you think the prison-time had a big effect on the new Dissection-music that you wrote "inside"? Do you think it would have sounded different if you wrote it outside?
"I think the only thing that matters is the time, effort and dedication you put into what you do. But the situation I was in for sure helped a lot, in terms of having time at least! And to create "Reinkaos" I also needed a state of fanatic focus, which was something that I found inside the prison walls."


When you where in prison what kept you occupied to pass the time? Any incidents with other inmates, or maybe you met someone with similar thoughts in there to discuss with? I don't know the situation in Swedish prisons?
"My first time behind bars, 11 months to be exact, I spent in custody due to the trial which means that I was in isolation because of the ongoing investigation. Some time after the trial I was transferred to a regular (maximum security) prison. I would spend the first six years in high security prisons like that. Initially I didn't have the possibility to have a guitar in there, but with time I eventually got access to both my acoustic as well as my electric guitar. In prison I would work in the prison industry and study. I was writing music, studying the occult, working out in the prison gym, going for endless walks around the prison yard and making my acquaintances with the local environment and its inhabitants I met a lot of interesting people in there and we had some great times too, no matter being in prison. In 1999 a brotherhood was formed which consisted of people with very long sentences and a strong sympathy for the "outlaw" mentality and many of the spiritual ideals of the MLO. In the end we had grown into quite a strong force with brothers on all major prisons in Sweden. After a while the prison authorities did their best to split us up and send members to different places but we managed to have a good time anyway."


Did you have any spiritual revelations while in prison?
"I really had the time to connect on a deeper level with the internal force guiding me on the left hand path."


I understand that you consider 'Reinkaos' your best album. What is your opinion on your earlier works, especially 'Storm of Light's Bane'?
"I regard both of them to have captured a very strong essence and sinister atmosphere and I'm very satisfied with them both. Both of them have been standing the test of time, I guess. At least if you go by their popularity."


What is the bands reaction to such complaints that the new Dissection sound is too far from that of the older Dissection sound?
"Our aim has not been to copy ourselves. The old albums (which I'm very proud of by the way) are still available for everyone who wants to listen to them, so there's nothing to complain about unless your CD player doesn't work. It would be a sign of retardation if we would be standing on the same spot for eleven years Those who don't evolve will perish."


When I compare the lyrical concepts of the three studio albums, I notice that the nature and core of your beliefs seems to have remained unaltered in over a decade. What is it that gives you the conviction and insights to actively hold on to these beliefs?
"The essence beyond the forms."


Ive read a lot of information on your website regarding the MLOs beliefs. What Ive read seems to be based primarily on Sumerian religion/mythology. There are references in your songs to Gods/Goddesses from other religions such as ancient Egyptian & Hindu. Can you explain how your beliefs tie into these religions? Are there any other early religions that are incorporated into the MLOs principles?
"Certain elements from ancient Sumerian religion play an important role within the belief system that exists within the MLO, as for instance the creation myth of "Enuma Elish", but the Sumerian system in itself is not the main focus. We put focus on all traditions that work with the powers of the nightside and which lead through the left hand path towards gnosis and spiritual transcendence. Like you mentioned, different esoteric currents from ancient Egyptian, Persian, Sumerian/Babylonian, Vedic, Nordic and Hellenic spiritual practices are of great interest and are given focus within the workings of our Order. Some of us also work with traditions deriving from Afro-Brazilian Quiumbanda and South American cults of the Lord of Death."


Could you explain for us very briefly what your religious believes are? What is the MLO? Who is Frater Nemidial?
"Frater Nemidial is the Magister Templi of MLO. As for the other part of the question I have answered it so many times before and the information about the MLO is out there for those who have the will to search for it."


What symbolizes the reincarnation of chaos for the members of DISSECTION?
"I take it you are referring to the title "Reinkaos" and it's meaning. But Reinkaos does not mean "reincarnation of Chaos", it means "return to Chaos" and is the opposite of reincarnation (which means "return to the flesh"). Reinkaos is the fifth stage of the Forbidden Alchemy within the teachings of the MLO and is part of the Atazoth process that through the increasing of the Acausal power of the spirit makes possible the transcending of the world of matter and the returning to pandimensional Chaos."


Are there any special books or writings that have inspired you at the work of Reinkaos?
"The concept of "Reinkaos" is based on the book Liber Azerate and the teachings of MLO."


Dissection has always been about striving for improvement (perfection), progression and evolution. Your music is a true representation of your inner spirit and Will. Can you tell us why these things are so important not only to Dissection as an entity but to each of you individually as Anti-cosmic Satanists? Do you view the qualities as an attainment that all Anti-cosmic Satanist should seek?
"Improvement, progression and evolution are part of the road to liberation and therefore could be viewed as qualities that all Satanists should seek."


What advice (if any) would you give to anyone who has an interest in Anti-cosmic Satanism?
"To study everything they can get their hands on connected to the tradition and to put in practice what they learn."


How important do you consider physical condition for the serious Satanist?
"What should be most important for a Satanist, is the spiritual condition."


What exactly does the formula in the song "Starless Aeon" mean: Dies Irae, Dies Illa, Solvet Cosmos In Favilla. Vocamus Te Aeshma Diva! ?
"The day of wrath, that day, will dissolve/reduce the cosmos to ashes. We call upon Aeshma Diva! (Aeshma-Diva means "The God of Wrath" in Persian)"


Does Dissection play a large role for the MLO, why?
"The MLO plays a large role for Dissection. And even though Dissection is the sonic propaganda unit of the MLO, the MLO in itself has got nothing to do with music."


Do you have any special way of making your music? Since it's supposed to be "magical"?
"The song writing process has for me a spiritual function on a personal level since they are hymns to the different powers and principles, Dark Gods, which are a central part of the 218 current. Lyrically the songs are based on invocations and formulas that have been linked into the lyrics to evoke the powers that they represent. Occult musical theory has been applied in the song writing process as a means of symbolically charging their structures. They have also been written inspired by scientific ideas such as string theory etc. The songs have all been written with the intention of using sounds and vibrations as an Anti-Cosmic tool and they have all been consciously created to be the vessels for these powers."


What do you have to say to people that don't believe in "magic" or the occult?
"Nothing. People can believe or disbelieve what they want. I couldn't care less."


Can you talk about your own label, Black Horizon Music?
"We formed our own label Black Horizon Music out of the need of taking charge of our own business and making things our own way, without compromise."


What do you think of the black/death metal scene? Dissection seems to follow its own path apart from this scene? Is it really so and why?
"You are right, and this is simply because we play "Satanist music". We follow our own path in that aspect and we don't have a need to be a part of any music/metal scene. Actually we distance ourselves from it to the highest extent.

For us, there is no scene to be part of, nothing we identify with. What is there? "Death metal", as far as I'm concerned, has got nothing to do with worshipping death, as it according to certain people was meant to be about, and nobody of those who started out the "black metal" thing were Satanists either, and just like the bands of today it was just a gimmick with it's lyrics and imagery.

As the members of Dissection both belong to the cult of Satan-Lucifer and the necrosophic cult of the Lord of Death we have chosen to label our music "Anti-Cosmic Metal of Death" to show the spiritual direction of our work. We don't belong in the current music scene."


How do you view the reception of your actual music after almost 11 years of silence?
"I'm very pleased with how the album has been received so far, both by those who like it and understand it as well as those who don't. As for those who do not understand it, the album was never meant for them. With the music as a ritual tool, we aim at reaching out only to the ones of the same spiritual blood as ours. Those who can find the essence behind the forms of the music. For all the others the music will still just be sounds that they can either like or dislike."


What lies ahead for Dissection, even in these early days of Reinkaos' release?
"Every journey has its end and we are now reaching the end of the line with Dissection, but we still intend to leave our final mark, by performing the material from Reinkaos live."


I have such a strange feeling lately, that Dissection will quit after the Midsummer Massacre. I mean, what else after Reinkaos, what else after the great comeback?
"What we have in front of us now are a few extremely select concerts that will mark the end of Dissection, out of which the Dissection Midsummer Massacre in Sweden on the 24th of June will be the only European concert, as well as the last. We will also make our first and last concert in Israel, as well as two final concerts on the American continent.

I have reached the limitations of music as a tool for expressing what I want to express, for myself and the handful of others that I care about, and I will now move along to other realms of practice.

"Reinkaos" has been our only focus for such a long period of time and all the work and fanatic dedication put into the band by each member has been directed into this album. With "Reinkaos" finally recorded and released I also realize that there is nothing left for me to do with Dissection. We have succeeded with our task to manifest, in essence, a truly Satanic record blessed by the dark gods and we have succeeded with our goal to manifest a truly Satanic band!

My goal was to bring back Dissection with full force and to make it the Satanic unit I always wanted it to be and the tool for completing the personal black magical work that was started many years before. With "Reinkaos" this has all been achieved and I'm very, very pleased with the result. It wouldn't even be desirable for me to follow it up since everything that I ever wanted to express is in there.

That's why we now have decided that this is the time to move on and where Dissection no longer will be an active band. So it's a great victory for me to move beyond this phase of personal becoming.

With "Reinkaos" we have reached the ending chapter. Dissection's work is done and this is our legacy. I want to thank my brothers in battle, Set and Tomas for making this possible. Salve Satan! Salve Azerate 218!"
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[chbrun]

Pour ma part,le seul truc que je trouve dommage dans sa mort,c que je n'avais pas eu l'occasion de les voir en concert,mais j'avoue que l'enorme deception des dernieres sorties du groupe m'avaient plus que calmées.

C pas grave,mais je sais que maintenant,j'hesiterai un peu moins avant de ne pas aller a un concert .
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[Will - Noiseweb]

Une interview de 2005 a été retrouvée sur le net, et voilà ce que Jon y disait !
Déjà à cette époque, le mec ne respirait pas la joie de vivre, et on comprend encore mieux son geste final !!!

Extraits :

Q: Now that you are older, been in prison, and had a lot of time to look at your life, how or what did you decide to change with your life, and any changes with DISSECTION?
Jon: Death as my advisor in life. Every day is my last !

Q: What things do you lead to its end? And what would constitute a new beginning in your life?
Jon: Life/death/transcendence.

Q: When you eventually die, what do you see happening? Do you believe humans have souls, or spirits, or only memories for people that still maintain memories of us?
Jon: I believe in the breaking of the cosmic cycle. I believe in the formless eternity beyond, in which those who carry the formless spirit will live on forever.

Q: What makes Jon happy in life?
Jon: The end.

Q: What religion, if you were to choose only one, as the most beneficial to humans.
Jon: The benefits of humans are not my specialty.



Voici certaines des dernières photos de Jon en live, prises en juin !









Putain, le tatouage sur la tronche ! Je savais pas... Rien que pour ça, le mec n'était vraiment pas clair...
Mais je m'en tape ! Sa musique est maintenant éternelle !


Salut à toi, Jon ! Rest in Valhalla !!!!


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Le DVD du groupe est sorti !

Je ne saurais vous le conseiller ! C'est une belle tuerie... et le meilleur testament possible de Jon à la cause black metal... RIP


Juste pour info, j'en ai fait une chro qui se trouve là :
http://www.noise-web.com/chroniques/2006/dissectiondvd.htm


Mais comme je sais que vous êtes tous des fainéants, je vous la remets là :

DISSECTION - Rebirth Of Dissection DVD (2006)
Escapi Music / Nuclear Blast
Black Metal de légende
Note : 8,5 / 10

Quelle gageure que de devoir faire la chronique d'un DVD d'un groupe qui n'est plus, quand en plus le nom de ce groupe était devenu en 2004 "Rebirth Of Dissection" ! Jon Nödtveidt, son géniteur, a choisi en août 2006 de passer de l'autre côté dans un geste désespéré certainement, comme tout sataniste qui se respecte et qui choisit lui-même sa mort ! Mais ce geste lourd de conséquence pour lui-même et sa famille nous fera encore plus regretter la disparition d'un tel génie du black metal, tant le visionnage de ce DVD très bien ficelé fera prendre conscience aux derniers sceptiques à quel point DISSECTION aura influencé toute la scène black moderne, un groupe comme DIMMU BORGIR en tête ! Il fera aussi regretter aux gens de ne jamais avoir vu DISSECTION en concert, tant un show des Suédois devenait très vite une sorte de messe noire d'une puissance et d'une mélodie rarement atteinte par un groupe de Metal Extreme...

Ce DVD a été enregistré le 30 octobre 2004 à Stockholm, c'est-à-dire lors du tout premier concert qui marquait le retour de Jon Nödtveidt sur scène après avoir purgé ses 8 ans de prison pour complicité de meurtre. Dire que le lendemain, j'étais à Amnéville pour voir le groupe et qu'on avait pris plein la gueule, avec exactement la même set list. Pour avoir discuté avec Jon ce 31 octobre 2004, vraiment content d'être de retour et super sympa avec les fans (il était resté dans la salle plus d'une demi-heure après le show à faire des photos, signer des trucs, serrer des pognes), il m'avait dit que ce concert avait été très bon et que le DVD devrait bien péter ! Et il ne m'avait pas menti... Mais merde, pourquoi s'est-il viandé ce mec ?!!

Ce DVD, hormis le titre "Maha-Kali", qui venait tout juste de sortir en single, est en quelque sorte une sorte de best of de la première partie de la carrière du groupe, présentant les titres de The Somberlain et de Storm Of The Light Bane, autrement dit la meilleure période du groupe, avec un line up très puissant composé de l'Italien Set Teitan à la deuxième guitare, de Tomas "Faust" Asklund à la batterie, et cocorico, du français Brice Leclercq à la basse. Certes, comme le groupe n'était pas encore bien rôdé, quelques pains peuvent se faire entendre ici ou là mais dans l'ensemble, vous assisterez à une prestation grandiose, filmée de manière très pro avec plusieurs caméras, dotée en plus d'un mix très massif, permettant d'entendre n'importe quelle finesse mélodique de titres déjà entrés dans la légende. Pour moi, c'est bien clair : il y a eu les groupes de true black metal comme Bathory, Mayhem, Dark Throne, ou encore Immortal qui ont posé les bases du genre, puis sont venus Emperor et Dissection, beaucoup plus techniques et mélodiques. Pour le reste, les Dimmu Borgir et consort n'ont fait que reprendre des recettes déjà éprouvées en les adaptant à leur sauce symphonique. Ce DVD de DISSECTION est donc une perle à posséder pour tout fan de black metal qui se respecte et l'achat pourra être vu comme le meilleur hommage à rendre à Jon Nodtveidt, qui, même s'il avait certainement un grain comme tous les grands artistes, restera un génie musical et novateur, au même titre que le grand Chuck Schuldiner de DEATH.

Le DVD est agrémenté de plusieurs bonus, comme une interview très intéressante de Jon de plus d'une demi-heure, d'un slideshow de photos (z'auraient pu mettre celles que je leur avais envoyées spécialement pour l'occasion ! lol...) et de la vidéo de "Starless Aeon", un tout nouveau titre bien différent du passé du groupe, beaucoup plus thrash death que black, qui est sorti en 2006 sur le dernier album du groupe intitulé Reinkaos. On en aurait espéré un peu plus, comme peut-être des extraits de choses plus anciennes, mais pour ça, après tout, on a les vidéos du show au Wacken en 1997 et les rééditions 2006 des deux premiers albums du groupe, truffés de bonus et d'anciennes démos ! Il faudra donc voir ce DVD comme un complément à tout ça et ainsi célébrer définitivement le talent de Jon Nödtveidt par cet achat indispensable !

Rien d'autre à ajouter... Si, juste une chose : REST IN VALHALLAH, Jon ! Hail the Anti-Cosmic Metal Of Death !!!


Will Of Death


SetList :

- Intro: At the Fathomless Depths
-Night's Blood
- Frozen
- Maha Kali
- Soulreaper
- No Dreams Bread In Breathless Sleep
- Where Dead Angels Lie
- Retribution... Storm of the Lights Bane
- Unhallowed
- Thorns of Crimson Death
- Heavens Damnation
- In the Cold Winds of Nowhere
- Elizabeth Bathory
- The Somberlain
- A Land Forlorn

Extras:

* Exclusive 25 minute Interview with Jon Nödtviedt
* Music Video "Starless Aeon"
* Photo Gallery


Audio: Stereo, 5.1 Surround, DTS
Video: 4:3 (16:9 Letterbox)

Consert length: 01:30:08
Total Running Time: 02:19:06
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