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Sonata Arctica: Live at Wacken Open Air 2017 poster

Sonata Arctica: Live at Wacken Open Air 2017 

Recorded live on August 4th 2017. Fans of fast guitar solos will be in their element with Sonata Arctica. Coupled with expansive keyboard textures and Tony Kakkus's unmistakable voice, the Finnish band's sound has been unique since 1996. Setlist: "Closer to an Animal", "The Wolves Die Young", "FullMoon", "Paid in Full", "I Have a Right", "Tallulah", "Black Sheep", "8th Commandment", "Life", "Don't Say a Word"
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Recorded live on August 4th 2017. Fans of fast guitar solos will be in their element with Sonata Arctica. Coupled with expansive keyboard textures and Tony Kakkus's unmistakable voice, the Finnish band's sound has been unique since 1996. Setlist: "Closer to an Animal", "The Wolves Die Young", "FullMoon", "Paid in Full", "I Have a Right", "Tallulah", "Black Sheep", "8th Commandment", "Life", "Don't Say a Word"

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