The days when live albums were regarded as essential entries in any great band’s catalogue are long gone, but AMORPHIS are doing more than most to inject some value into the idea. “Queen Of Time (Live At Tavastia 2021)” is the Finnish veterans’ fourth live record, but the first to focus exclusively…
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