Tervaskanto

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Tervaskanto
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Studio album by
Released26 June 2007
Recorded2006 at the Fantom Studios
Genre Folk metal
Length42:31
Language English, Finnish
Label Napalm
Producer Samu Oittinen, Jonne Järvelä
Korpiklaani chronology
Tales Along This Road
(2006)
Tervaskanto
(2007)
Korven Kuningas
(2008)
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Tervaskanto ("Resinous Stump") is the fourth studio album by Finnish folk metal band Korpiklaani. It was released on 26 June 2007 through Napalm Records.

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Let's Drink"2:43
2."Tervaskanto" ("Resinous Stump")3:54
3."Viima" ("Icy Wind")3:33
4."Veriset äpärät" ("Bloody Bastards Children")4:27
5."Running with the Wolves"3:53
6."Liekkiön isku" ("The Revenge of Liekkiö")2:56
7."Palovana" ("Inner Fire")5:04
8."Karhunkaatolaulu" ("Bear Hunt Song")2:52
9."Misty Fields"3:25
10."Vesilahden veräjillä" ("At the Gates of Vesilahti")6:58
11."Nordic Feast"2:46
Total length:42:31

Personnel

Guest musicians

Production

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References

  1. "Allmusic review".