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This is a fan vid of Emperor's Towards the Pantheon, from the Black Metal classic In The Nightside Eclipse album, the video designed by me, Dionysus333. This would be the first video I ever made on Windows Movie Maker, using a Roman Empire theme as the idea, I basically threw a bundle of pics together to make a slideshow. The Pantheon I know of is located in Rome, Italy, a place I've had the utmost pleasure to visit before. It was outstanding. Now, being this was my first vid mates, if this may not be "up to par" with those who are "masters" of the YouTube world, well my apologies... heh.

For those who don't know by now, the legendary Norwegian Black Metal band Emperor formed in 1991 on Candlelight records as one of the forefathers of Melodic Black Metal, as well as what's known today as "Symphonic Black Metal". Over the years they have released 4 full length albums and 3 each of splits, EPs and compilations that have become TRVE treasures in the annals of Black Metal, and had recently reunited to play shows after a lengthly abscence. Truely one of the more notorious greats of BM and one of the most influentual.

Lyrics:

May the wolves start to howl again.
May the age of darkness arise.
We will travel for eternities
into the unknown to reach what we seek.
Fight the ways through the barriers of light, through the wastelands
where nothing but grief have become the eternal memory.

Shield of life, sword of death held up high into the sky.
Guided by the shining Moon in the starry sky above.
In the horizon beyond black clouds of destruction rages
like dancing shadows of pain.
... of pain.

We will grant Him their pain.
He will grant us His flame.
In flesh and blood. He will arise
to deliver the key.
As the armours black robe slides across the landscape,
we see the land of wisdom, strength and pure evil...
Darkness, frost, hate...

the throne will be ours.

May the wolves start to howl again.
May the age of darkness arise.
May we touch the black flames
of the past again... and forevermore.