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 The Great Silver Eye - Moonspell
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Great Silver Eye
Release Date: 2007 - 07 - 09, Audio CD, Century Media Last Update 12.12.2009 06:09
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Under Satanae - Moonspell
Caught Under the Moonspell (618 words) by rleigh - written on 24/06/08 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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studio album from Moonspell, a dark metal band from Portugal. The band started out life under the name of Morbid God in 1989; in 1992 the name was changed to Moonspell however and in 1995 the band released its first album under the title of Wolfheart . Under Satanae sees the band revisit early material, rerecord old tracks from the 1993 Demo Anno Satanae , tracks from first EP Under the Moonspell which was released in 1994, and the final track on this album is actually a rerecording of Serpent Angel which takes the band back to its days under the Morbid God moniker; it was the first track that the band ever recorded and is now over 15 years old. For die-hard ...
Under Satanae - Moonspell
Caught Under the Moonspell (618 words) by rleigh - written on 24/06/08 (Very useful, 29 readings)
Rating:
studio album from Moonspell, a dark metal band from Portugal. The band started out life under the name of Morbid God in 1989; in 1992 the name was changed to Moonspell however and in 1995 the band released its first album under the title of Wolfheart . Under Satanae sees the band revisit early material, rerecord old tracks from the 1993 Demo Anno Satanae , tracks from first EP Under the Moonspell which was released in 1994, and the final track on this album is actually a rerecording of Serpent Angel which takes the band back to its days under the Morbid God moniker; it was the first track that the band ever recorded and is now over 15 years old. For die-hard ...
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