Genre: Folk/Viking Metal Country: Finland Lord Eurén - live keyboards Henri Urponpoika Sorvali - guitars, keyboards, accordion, mouth harp, clean vocals.

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Suden uni ("Wolf's Dream") is the first full-length album by Finnish pagan metal band Moonsorrow. It was originally released in 2001, and then re-released in 2003 with one bonus track (a Finnish lyrics version of the traditional Swedish song "Kom nu gubbar"), different cover art, and a 40-minute DVD. Ville Sorvali - vocals, bass, handclaps, choir. Marko Tarvonen - drums, timpani, 12-string, vocals (backing), handclaps, choir.

Suden Uni" is legendary Finnish act Moonsorrow's debut album, which will be shortly followed that same year by a much more well developed album, "Voimasta Ja Kunniasta", one of the most solid releases of the band's discography. In fact this album does not stand at the same level as the sophomore LP, however, it is proof that Moonsorrow have taken a further step ahead from the previous demos, towards the path of maturity. SUDEN UNI has been released in two significant forms. The first release with the fire orange album cover with a ghostly wolf howling into the blood red horizon and re-released in 2003 with the cover art i prefer with a human body donning a wolf's head holding a spiral-ended staff of some sort.

Suden Uni. 8. Tulkaapa Aijat! . Includes new album cover and booklet, a bonus track (it's on the cd and called "Tulkaapa Äijät!" (03:14)) and also a 40 minute bonus-DVD with two promo videos, "Sankarihauta" and "Jumalten Kaupunki", and Moonsorrow's gig at Tuska Festival 2003 with tracks "Jumalten Kaupunki", "Sankarihauta", "Kylän Päässä" and "Unohduksen Lapsi". The album title means "A Wolf's Dream". 1. Ukkosenjumalan Poika. Kun toinen salama maahan löi hän tointui unestaan. Moonsorrow. In spite of the final release date, most of the material was already composed in 1999. Between them the booklet layout was modified, but all audio material has been left untouched. Later the album was (re)mastered and re-released in 2003 with different artwork on Spinefarm Records. Song translations: 1. Son of the God of Thunder 2. On the Ice of Köyliönjärvi (Pagan Waters II) 3. As Eternal 4. Home of the Wind, Home of the. 2. Köyliönjärven Jäällä (Pakanavedet II). 6:29. Suden Uni ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, Whi). Drakkar 136. Germany.

Suden uni translates to A Wolf’s Dream, and the album appropriately begins with a sample of a howling wolf. This is the first of many samples typical of the folk metal genre featured on the album, which also includes rushing winds, breaking waves, and a recording of a Viking battle sequence complete with the clash of swords and the shouts of warriors. While the use of these samples may seem cliché, the band surprisingly manages to use them in a rather tasteful manner

Suden Uni (2001) by Moonsorrow. Genres: Folk Metal, Viking Metal Members: Henri Urponpoika Sorvali, Ville Seponpoika Sorvali, Baron Tarwonen.

Tracklist: 1. Ukkosenjumalan Poika (Son Of The God Of Thunder), 2. Köyliönjärven Jäällä (Pakanavedet II) (On The Ice Of Köyliönjärvi) (Pagan Waters II), 3. Kuin Ikuinen (As Eternal), 4. Tuulen Koti, Aaltojen Koti (Home Of The Wind, Home Of The Waves), 5. Pakanajuhla (Pagan Feast), 6. 1065: Aika (1065: Time), 7. Suden Uni (A Wolf’s Dream). 7. More albums from Moonsorrow