Show Me the Way (Elis song)
- Show Me the Way (Elis song)
Infobox Single
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Artist = Elis
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Released = November 2, 2007 (Europe) November 6, 2007 (U.S.)
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Recorded = 2007
Genre = Gothic metal
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Label = Napalm
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This single = "Show Me The Way" (2007)
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"Show Me The Way" is the 2007 single of the Gothic metal band Elis, considered the "last chapter" from their third album "Griefshire". It was released on November 2, 2007 (Europe) and on November 6, 2007 (U.S.) by Napalm Records. It includes two re-recordings of the song "Show Me The Way" featuring the band's new female vocalist Sandra Schleret, and three non-album tracks from the Griefshire album.
Track listing
(Translations to English from German titles in brackets)
# Show Me The Way [new single version] [ [http://www.elis.li Elis - The Official Homepage ] ] - 3:36
# Salvation [non-album track] - 4:23
# Three Days Are Gone [non-album track] - 4:23
# In Einem Verlassenen Zimmer ("In a Deserted Room") [non-album track] - 4:19
# Show Me The Way [new version] - 4:04
Tracks 1 and 5 are performed by the band's new female singer Sandra Schleret. Tracks 2, 3 and 4 were recorded during the recording sessions of Griefshire, and are performed by Sabine Dünser. These three tracks are also part of the concept told on the "Griefshire" album.
Credits
*Sandra Schleret – vocals (Tracks 1 and 5)
*Sabine Dünser - vocals (Tracks 2, 3 and 4)
*Christian 'Chris' Gruber – guitars
*Pete Streit – guitars
*Tom Saxer – Bass, Growling
*Maximilian 'Max' Naescher – drums, percussion
*Harp on 'In Einem Verlassenen Zimmer' by Esther Marty
All songs written by Sabine Dünser except 'In Einem Verlassenen Zimmer' by Georg Trakl. All arragements by Elis.
References
External links
* [http://www.elis.li Elis Official Site]
* [http://www.napalmrecords.com Napalm Records]
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