The Quiet Place

"The Quiet Place"

Single by In Flames

from the album 'Soundtrack to Your Escape'

Released

1 March 2004

Format

Anders Fridén, Björn Gelotte, Jesper Strömblad

In Flames singles chronology

Trigger
(2003)

The Quiet Place
(2004)

Come Clarity
(2006)

"The Quiet Place" is the first single by the Swedish heavy metal band In Flames in 2004, from the album Soundtrack to Your Escape. The single makes it their third single overall in their career. It is the most successful In Flames single yet, peaking at #2 on the Singles Chart in the band's home country. The song "Värmlandsvisan" is a cover of a Swedish folk song, Dear Old Stockholm.

Track listing

Standard single
No.	Title	Length
1.	"The Quiet Place"
2.	"My Sweet Shadow" (Remix)
3.	"Värmlandsvisan" (Live)

Enhanced CD
No.	Title	Length
1.	"The Quiet Place" (Music video)
2.	"Studio recording session"
3.	"Screensaver"

Alternate version
No.	Title	Length
1.	"The Quiet Place" (Edit)
2.	"Borders And Shading"
3.	"Touch Of Red"
4.	"Cloud Connected" (Music video)

Video

The song "The Quiet Place" also featured a video, directed by Patrick Ullaeus. Featuring Ullaeus' sharp camera angles and saturated colors, the video features a story of singer Anders Fridén going to see a movie, falling asleep in the theater and, as the band members put it, "waking up in his own head".

Personnel

Performers

References

In Flames

Anders Fridén Björn Gelotte Niclas Engelin Joe Rickard Mikael Stanne Glenn Ljungström Johan Larsson Jesper Strömblad Daniel Svensson Daniel Erlandsson Peter Iwers

Studio albums	Lunar Strain The Jester Race Whoracle Colony Clayman Reroute to Remain Soundtrack to Your Escape Come Clarity A Sense of Purpose Sounds of a Playground Fading Siren Charms Battles

EPs	Subterranean Black-Ash Inheritance Trigger Come Clarity The Mirror's Truth

Singles	"The Quiet Place" "Come Clarity" "The Mirror's Truth"

Live albums & videos	The Tokyo Showdown Used & Abused: In Live We Trust

Related articles	Discography A Sense of Purpose Tour Members

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