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- Sense of Purpose
- Released 2008
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- Reroute To Remain
- Released 2002
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- Soundtrack To Your Escape
- Released 2004
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- Clayman
- Released 2000
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After leaving Ceremonial Oath to form In Flames, founding member and guitarist Jesper Strömblad saw this project as a way of expressing his songwriting creativity rather than being stuck in the background. With the added influences of Iron Maiden and Black Sabbath, along with his own touch of aggressive metal that overwhelmed his home country of Sweden, Wrong Again Records took notice and released In Flames' 1993 debut, Lunar Strain. In the tradition of many other Swedish metal acts, In Flames also had a revolving lineup that changed year after year -- not that this was going to stop them from releasing their next album, Subterranean (1994), before signing to Nuclear Blast Records in 1996.
After putting out The Jester Race album later that year, followed by 1997's Whoracle, In Flames' lineup was finally settled with Björn Gelotte (drums), Anders Fridén (vocals), Peter Iwers (bass), and Daniel Svensson (drums) in addition to Strömblad. To celebrate, the band released its sixth album, Colony, in 1999. Clayman followed in the same vein the next year, and the band even managed to keep the same lineup for this release. The live Tokyo Showdown was released to promote their tour in 2001. Reroute to Remain arrived in 2002, followed by Soundtrack to Your Escape in 2004 and Come Clarity in 2006. ~ Mike DaRonco, All Music Guide
After putting out The Jester Race album later that year, followed by 1997's Whoracle, In Flames' lineup was finally settled with Björn Gelotte (drums), Anders Fridén (vocals), Peter Iwers (bass), and Daniel Svensson (drums) in addition to Strömblad. To celebrate, the band released its sixth album, Colony, in 1999. Clayman followed in the same vein the next year, and the band even managed to keep the same lineup for this release. The live Tokyo Showdown was released to promote their tour in 2001. Reroute to Remain arrived in 2002, followed by Soundtrack to Your Escape in 2004 and Come Clarity in 2006. ~ Mike DaRonco, All Music Guide
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The Jester Race
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- By Phil Sebben
- 7/31/2009 00:52:20
- I think The Jester Race is their best and Whoracle with a strong second and Soundtrack is a terrible excuse for melodic death metal.
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CLAYMAN
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- By facebones290
- 6/14/2009 22:37:15
- i gotta say "clayman" has to be their best album. all the songs are genius. pinball map, brush the dust away, and swim!! i tattooed their flame logo from come clarity on my left forearm. it's on their myspace contact box =P
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Soundtrack to Your Escape>All
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- By TexKwAtO
- 4/9/2009 19:51:13
- I think The Quiet Place has gotta be the best, the rest of their music is just aweome but I gotta say the Quiet Place tops the rest.
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In Flames We Trust
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- By Metal Zipper
- 4/1/2009 20:08:49
- Hands down their best album is Colony, its a beautiful masterpeice, though not their heaviest, still has many many catchy riffs, im more of fan of thier old stuff than thier new stuff.
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Hands Down
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- By TH0R74
- 3/22/2009 19:18:21
- In Flames is hands down the greatest band of all time and come clarity is the best album of all time
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