*Artist: Burzum
*Album: Stemmen Fra Tarnet [bootleg]
*Year: 2006
*Genre: Black Metal
*Country: Norway
*Format: mp3@VBR200
*Size: 55 Мб.

Tracklist:
1 Lost Wisdom
2 Spell of Destruction
3 Channeling the power of souls into a new god
4 Ett hvitt lys over skogen
5 Once Emperor
6 Seven harmonies of unknown truth
7 Ea lord of the depths
8 Rite of Cleansure
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Total playing time: 44:13

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интересно,но бУТЛЕГ....эх когда он сам начнет опять музон делать

Thanks man!
From:
arianfinist, Branis, necropastor, Cut, Bloodyplayer, Biomechanik, kkoci, crywolf
Total 8 thanks.

We can satisfy ourselves only with the various bootlegs

Так ведь была у него такая ипка...

:winkk:

На самом деле бутлеги Бурзума уже задрали, тем более на эту мало того что поместили песню Ildjarn, так ещё и подделки какие-то...

интересно, долго еще придется ждать нормального полноценного альбома?

Вы правы :winkk:

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Thanks to Veggr for the re-upload!
Full bootleg on YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8xScMlP1VY
Discogs link:
https://www.discogs.com/release/1202120-Bur...Fra-T%C3%A5rnet
6. Seven harmonies of unknown truth <--- this is NOT a Burzum track, of course, so it's not included here.

Correct track listing:

1. Lost Wisdom
2. Spell of Destruction
3. Channeling the Power of Souls into a New God
4. Ett hvitt lys over skogen
5. Once Emperor
6. Ea, Lord of the Depths
7. Dominus Sathanas
8. Rite of Cleansure

Discogs sucks. Here's no Ildjarn. In "Draugen.." , "Den Store Samlingen" there's no doubt in Ildjarn's "Harmonies", of course. But not here.

Nope, Discogs DOESN'T sucks... So, how do you explain this tracklist?!?!????



There are mistakes obviously, because in fact after "Once Emperor" there's the song "Ea, lords..." and NOT "Seven harmonies...".
Anyhow, it's the original submitter the one who sucks, and not Discogs
I'm going to update the notes, since you're right indeed, about the correct tracklist you've posted; thanks for pointing out.

This is a bootleg. Mistakes 're not so rare. Listen to the tracks.

UPD.
How do you explain Ildjarn in Burzum? Answer: bootleg.