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Jerusalem and
Dopesmoker are two
versions of the
third studio album by the
American stoner doom band Sleep. The
former title was
released in 1999 by The...
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Their third album,
Dopesmoker, was
released after the band's dissolution; both Holy
Mountain and
Dopesmoker have been
acclaimed as doom metal...
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through Third Man Records. It was the band's
first full-length
album since Dopesmoker (2003), on
which the song "Sonic Titan"
appeared as a live
bonus track...
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Between 1995 and 1998,
Sleep worked extensively on
their next album,
Dopesmoker, a
single song
lasting one hour. However,
their record label at the time...
- the band
called it
quits after London Records refused to
release the
Dopesmoker/Jerusalem
recordings and the
pressure the
members were
experiencing became...
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fewer than four tracks, but
still surp**** the 25-minute mark. The
album Dopesmoker by
Sleep contains only a
single track, but the
composition is over 63...
- 79-minute
piece created with the
intention of
being longer than Sleep's
Dopesmoker. In 2007, the band self-released
their second studio album titled Hippie...
- 2002 –
Beauty for
Ashes (The Sabians) 2003 –
Shiver (The Sabians) 2003 –
Dopesmoker (Sleep) 2005 –
Variations on a
Theme (Om) 2006 –
Conference of the Birds...
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Volume One (1991) Sleep's Holy
Mountain (1992)
Jerusalem and
Dopesmoker (1999)...
- Golightly) - 2:02
Written by Ray
Davies "Gubèlyé" (Mulatu Astatke) - 4:35 "
Dopesmoker" (Sleep) - 3:57
Abridged version of 63:31-minute track.
Requiem in D minor...
