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The Sap That Feeds Us
CD1-1	Memories
CD1-2	Devotio Ibérica
CD1-3	Over The Same Land
CD1-4	The Mountain
CD1-5	A Last Breath Of Peace
CD1-6	The Oldest One
CD1-7	The Eye Of The Tyrant
CD1-8	When The Caves Spoke
CD1-9	A Man Under Wolfskin
La Montaña
CD2-1	Over The Same Land (folk version)
CD2-2	The Mountain (folk version)
CD2-3	Defendiendo Amaia (folk version)
CD2-4	Since Old Times (folk version) Composed By – Erun Dagoth
CD2-5	The Mountain Will Forgive Us (folk version)
CD2-6	Greyland Lábaro (folk version) Composed By – Erun Dagoth
CD2-7	Crown of Wolves (folk version) Composed By – Erun Dagoth
CD2-8	Nabia Orebia (folk version)

Credits

Bass Guitar, Chorus – Eduardo Martínez
Drums – Iván Regato
Guitar, Chorus, Acoustic Guitar – Enrique Gándara
Guitar, Chorus, Whistle, Acoustic Guitar – Fernando Navarro
Hurdy Gurdy – Günter Pòznek
Percussion – Charly Pérez
Photography By – Israel Viota, Javi Arias
Violin – Saúl Crespo
Vocals – Jose “Uruksoth” Lavín
Whistle, Bouzouki – David Pérez

Notes

The disk is released as a double 6-panel digipak with two booklets, and CD with a pit-art drawing.

This special album will consist of two parts: the 1st CD "The Sap That Feeds Us" is the band’s brand new material in the vein traditional for the group, and the 2nd CD "La Montaña" contains the unplugged versions of some old and new songs played with folk instruments.

"The Mountain Will Forgive Us" is an allegory, in which "The Mountain" (Cantabrian region in the North of Spain was called as "the Mountain" in the past) will always forgive its sons, even if they kill the descendants and commit suicide in order not to be taken prisoners by their enemies.

"The Sap That Feeds Us" presents a metaphorical vision of juice and blood in which they are shown as the tree branches from whose roots we are fed with knowledge, and our wisdom is increased from its juice, which is, in fact, our blood.