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Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Celtic Frost / Audio CD released 2001-07-18 at Noise / Disc #1 ... more
Vanity/Nemesis - Celtic Frost ... Tracklisting
1 Heart Beneath
2 Wine In My Hand (Third From The Sun)
3 Wings Of Solitude
4 Name Of My Bride
5 This Island Earth
6 Restless Seas
7 Phallic Tantrum
8 Kiss Or A Whisper
9 Vanity
10 Nemesis
11 Heroes
12 Descent To Babylon (Babylon Asleep)

Newest Review: ... of 'Into the Pandemonium' while thankfully side-stepping the glam of 'Cold Lake' altogether. As with many bands at the turn ... more

 ... of the nineties, the music here is a little more laid-back and often more comparable to hard rock than metal, similar to Metallica's self-titled black album released the following year, but the thrash end of things is still maintained by some frenetically screaming solos and the occasional outburst track such as 'A Kiss or a Whisper.' There are still some experimental touches left over from 'Into the Pandemonium' only a little less enthralling, with acoustic flourishes in 'Wings of Solitude' and the overlong '...more

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Vanity/Nemesis
Release Date: 2001 - 07 - 18, Audio CD, Koch International
Last Update 11.11.2009 05:41
£ 12.99


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Premium Review Vanity/Nemesis - Celtic Frost: Vanity/Nemesis (319 words)
by - written on 15/05/08 (Very useful, 31 readings)
Rating:

Following the disappointment of 'Cold Lake,' Celtic Frost return to form to some extent, though the band's perseverance in reinventing their sound once again results in an album that's highly distinctive in the discography, if less sensational than their earlier efforts. Thrash metal is still at the root, but absent is the evil atmosphere that pervaded 'Morbid Tales,' more in line with the gritty experimentalism of 'Into the Pandemonium' while thankfully side-stepping the glam of 'Cold Lake' altogether. As with many bands at the turn of the nineties, the music here is a little more laid-back and often more comparable to hard rock than metal, similar to ...  Read the complete review

 

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