Maximum Audio Biography: Cradle of Filth [Import]

Maximum Audio Biography: Cradle of Filth [Import]

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Audio-biography + interviews and a mini-poster.

Get the full story on controversial death-metal band Cradle of Filth and the shady goings-on. Influenced by classic 19th Century gothic poetry and 20th Century horror movies, their extravagant musical works tell elaborate tales of love and hate. With exclusive and shocking interview clips from the band.

Tracks:

Intro/Hell On Earth
Ungodly Masters
The Devil's Child
School Daze Revisited
Total Demo-Lition
Principle Of Evil
Dark Phaerytales
Nightmare Scenario
Self Expressionists
Blood Curdling Spirit
Masters Of Diplomacy
From The Cradle
Hiring And Firing
Nature Of The Beast

Album Description

Audio-biography + interviews and a mini-poster.

Album Description

Full color picture CD housed inside of a deluxe slipcase with an eight page booklet. Also includes a full color 9.5' x 9.5' fold-out poster of the group. The disc, an audio biography combines narration with interview material. Over 59 minutes in length. 1999 release. Standard jewel case.

Album Details

Interview Picture Disc.

Customer Reviews:

responce.......2006-10-21

Their music isn't suicidal... i know that you must not know too much about other subcultures than your own.. but really now, you don't need to be stereotyping. *sigh* if only people would just be openminded.. it's sad to watch people bash on others when they don't even know what their talking about.
Anyways, besides that... I love cradle of filth.. i think they do a wonderful job in creating beautiful music and they seem very dedicated to it. I'd recommend their cd's to anyone who is openminded or just looking for a good sound. I'm getting this cd.

Not music but interesting to listen to.......2001-03-11

Sorry that SOME of you may not find Cradle of Filth to be to "aspiring." CoF has somewhat become the icon of goth teens, and some of you obviously might have to accept that. Just cause you don't relate yourselves to CoF, or find yourself listening to their work, doesn't make you a better person. In MY own opinion, it's a shame for someone not to like CoF. They are either simply afraid of anything trendy, or just don't have an ear for them. And don't be afraid to be trendy, seeing how trendy is influence and you can not and I mean can NOT eliminate all influences to yourself. The reviewer from above may think he's better than everyone else, but what it all comes down to is that it's only his opinion. Opinions can not be proven, so he's saying something that is inconclusive, not to mention stereotypical.

Anyways, back to the CD: For those people out there who enjoy (or respect!) CoF or who just want to learn more about them, then I suggest to get this! It's an interesting CD explaining CoF in their OWN words...not stupid people who just hate them and have to spread such hatred into their writings...god that's appaling!

You Silly Boys!.......2000-10-26

CoF perfected the art of music for disconsolate, moody, maladjusted ("Goth") teens to commit suicide by. We can only hope more of 'em do -- the world's gene pool quite obviously needs a good scrubbing. It's easy to understand the attraction of this dreck -- it's atmospheric, kind of like elevator music in Dm, Dani Filth is an atrociously horrible singer, and their Edward Gorey meets soft porn cover art doubtlessly appeals to the latent Anglophile that lurks 'neath the heart of every American. (And come to think of it, some of Dani's lyrics are as awful as Byron or Shelley's worst prattlings.) CoF is amusing from a socio-cultural perspective, but musically they have all the integrity of Billy Ray Cyrus or Mariah Carey.

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