Good Fight to reissue older In Flames albums

Posted by aubin on Thursday, November 18, 2010 at 9:30 AM (EST)

Good Fight Entertainment has become the North American label for the older material from melodic metal outfit In Flames. The label will reissue the band's out-of-print material including everything from The Jester Race to Soundtrack To Your Escape. The set of albums will be reissued digitally on November 22nd, 2010.

The band last released Come Clarity in 2006.

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thepopeofchili-town (November 18, 2010)

Wish this was vinyl. Jester Race is one of the best metal albums of the 90s.

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mikeinflames (November 18, 2010)

agreed.

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iAmBaSsMaN107 (November 18, 2010)

The band last released A Sense of Purpose in 2008.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Sense_Of_Purpose

It was very good, but very different and less awesome than the stuff that is being re-released.

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Dante3000 (rich) (November 18, 2010)

Soundtrack to your escape is OOP? Didn't roadrunner or someone put that out? Strange. Love Jester Race but Clayman might be my all time favorite by them.

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blackblackyellowblack (November 18, 2010)

Nuclear Blast (at least in Europe)

I have no fucking idea how these got out of print. STYE was the biggest release by a european metal band in 2004, and NB released everything from Jester to Clayman as deluxe editions with lotsa' bonus content a couple years ago. Dunno about the US though.

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lookingforcorpses (November 18, 2010)

It may not be "out of print," but if the label only had a contract for a certain amount of years, the band can take it somewhere else.

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Big_Guy (November 18, 2010)

didn't know these were out of print.

wonder why, Nuclear Blast has like 1000 different versions of them