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Track List
01) Last Transmission
02) Scarecrow
03) Caress the Damned
04) By My Own Hand
05) Ophidian
06) Where the Rivers of Madness Stream
07) Pale Autumn Fire
08) And Julie Is No More
09) So Sad Your Sorrow
10) Elysia
11) Sweet Tragedy
12) Where the Fire Forever Burns
13) Sundown
01) Last Transmission
02) Scarecrow
03) Caress the Damned
04) By My Own Hand
05) Ophidian
06) Where the Rivers of Madness Stream
07) Pale Autumn Fire
08) And Julie Is No More
09) So Sad Your Sorrow
10) Elysia
11) Sweet Tragedy
12) Where the Fire Forever Burns
13) Sundown
3:19
4:17
3:48
4:35
5:33
4:31
4:17
3:46
2:48
2:35
3:15
6:53
3:50
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First Released
1998
Gothic Metal
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This greatest-hits set successfully chronicles the career of Sweden's Cemetary, tracing the group's transformation from brutal death metal into a techno-inflected, gothic metal sound. Except for the nonchronological song sequence, there is little to criticize here, as even the band's earliest, most primitive songs ("Where the Fire Forever Burns," "And Julie Is No More," "Where the Rivers of Madness Stream") possess distinctive melodies and hooks. Of the band's later, "post-growl" material, highlights include "Scarecrow," "Ophidian," and "Sweet Tragedy." Closing the album is the song "Sundown," the name used by bandleader Mathias Lodmalm for a side project that eventually lured him away from Cemetary.
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This greatest-hits set successfully chronicles the career of Sweden's Cemetary, tracing the group's transformation from brutal death metal into a techno-inflected, gothic metal sound. Except for the nonchronological song sequence, there is little to criticize here, as even the band's earliest, most primitive songs ("Where the Fire Forever Burns," "And Julie Is No More," "Where the Rivers of Madness Stream") possess distinctive melodies and hooks. Of the band's later, "post-growl" material, highlights include "Scarecrow," "Ophidian," and "Sweet Tragedy." Closing the album is the song "Sundown," the name used by bandleader Mathias Lodmalm for a side project that eventually lured him away from Cemetary.
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