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 Abigail II - King Diamond
 Abigail II - King Diamond ... Tracklisting1 Spare This Life 2 Storm 3 Mansion In Sorrow 4 Miriam 5 Little One 6 Slippery Stairs 7 Crypt 8 Broken Glass 9 More Than Pain 10 Wheelchair 11 Spirits 12 Mommy 13 Sorry Dea Newest Review: ... regarded as the band's crowning achievement. While no-one would be surprised to hear that this second instalment is the ... more ... lesser of the two, it still stands up well amidst King Diamond's present-day discography, more technically accomplished than its immediate predecessors while also harking back very nicely to the golden period of the eighties with some classic heavy metal style riffs. Oddly, but admirably, the style even seems to reach further back at times to King Diamond's previous band Mercyful Fate.
This is the first King Diamond album to feature a guest female singer, breaking the habit of having the King sing all parts himself in ...more |
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Abigail II
Release Date: 2007 - 01 - 01, Audio CD, Metal Blade Last Update 24.12.2009 05:45
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Abigail II - King Diamond: Abigail II (247 words)
by - written on 02/09/08 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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King Diamond's horror story concept albums had already seen the light of sequels in the form of 'Conspiracy' (the superior follow-up to the previous year's "Them"), but 'Abigail II' is more contentious in its claim to be a worthy follow-up to an album released fifteen years earlier, widely regarded as the band's crowning achievement. While no-one would be surprised to hear that this second instalment is the lesser of the two, it still stands up well amidst King Diamond's present-day discography, more technically accomplished than its immediate predecessors while also harking back very nicely to the golden period of the eighties with some classic ... Read the complete review
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