Missbehaviour

Missbehaviour

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
This CD/DVD combination pack is a unique compilation of Metal Queens who are breaking the rules and changing the face of extreme metal. The DVD features 10 full length videos as well as a photo gallery, discographies and more. Bands include Nightwish, Lacuna Coil, Arch Enemy, My Ruin, The Gathering, Lullacry and more.

Missbehaviour,Various Artists,Cleopatra,Heavy Metal,Heavy Metal Collections,Music Video,Performance,Pop,Rock,V/a Compilations

Average customer rating:

Beauty & The Beast

Misrepresented

Missbehaviour
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Cleopatra
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rock | Styles | Music
General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
Compilations | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0009GX2AA
Release Date: 2005-05-31

Tracks:

Razorbliss - Flowing Tears
Unspoken - Lacuna Coil
Alright Tonight - Lullacry
Leader Of The Rats - Arch Enemy
Shot To Pieces - The Gathering
My Isle - Scheitan
Carry Your Cross I Will Carry Mine - Tiamat
Alone (Heart Cover) - Warmen
Beauty And The Beast - Nightwish
The Flyin' G - Lowemotor Corporation
Sex Junkie (Plasmatics Cover) - My Ruin
Disorder Of The Order - Holy Moses
The Reunion In Soul Asylum - Shadow
Rawish - Evenfall
Faceless - Madder Mortem
Cloudbusting (Kate Bush Cover) - Novembre
Amity (Live) - The Gathering

Product Description

CD
1. Flowing Tears - Razorbliss
2. Lacuna Coil - Unspoken
3. Lullacry - Alright Tonight
4. Arch Enemy - Leade Of The Rats
5. The Gathering - Shot To Pieces
6. Scheitan - My Isle
7. Tiamat feat. Sonne Brandt - Carry Your Cross And I Will Cary Mine
8. Warmen feat. Kimberly Goss - Alone
9. Nightwish - BEauty And The Beast
10. Lowemotor Corporation - The Flyin' G
11. My Ruin - Sex Junkie
12. Holy Moses - Disorder Of The Order
13. Shadow - The Reunion In Soul Asylum
14. Ecenfall - Rawish
15. Madder Mortem - Faceless
16. Novembre feat. Ann-Mari Edvardsen - Cloudbusting
17. The Gathering - Amity (Live)

DVD
1. Lacuna Coil - Heaven's A Lie
2. Lullacry - Don't Touch The Flame (Live)
3. Arch Enemy - We Will Rise
4. My Ruin - Made To Measure
5. Lowemotor Corporation - Soul Of A Pagan
6. Ram-Zet - Queen
7. Mightwish - The Carpenter
8. The Gathering - Liberty Bell
9. Lullacry - Damn You
10. Madder Mortem - Rust Cleansing (Live)

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

Beauty & The Beast.......2006-12-02

As a fan of "opera metal" or "symphonic metal," I was pleased to find this compilation. It's got a great mix of lovely voices and just plain dirty metal.

Lacuna Coil's "Unspoken" edges into a more mainstream sound, although Cristina Scabbia's vocals are gorgeous as always. "Leader of the Rats" by Arch Enemy is screamed with an almost grating vocal, but I love the driving guitar riffs.

There are several covers on this CD, but I find them to be the least interesting cuts on the album. The Warmen's cover of Heart's "Alone" lacks the passion of the original, and Novembre's Kate Bush cover, "Cloudbursting" is downright boring, with uninspiring vocals.

My favorite track on this CD is "Razorbliss" by Flowing Tears. Helen Vogt's vocals are rich and the guitar work is great.

Even though it's got some rough spots, even the dullest tracks are still better than most of what you'll hear on the radio. I'd recommend this CD to anyone who enjoys metal and/or the power and range of the female voice.

Misrepresented.......2006-02-03

This is supposed to be a compliation of all-girl and girl-fronted heavy metal bands, right?

Ok, there are tracks from Lacuna Coil, Arch Enemy, Nightwish, and The Gathering, all good female-fronted bands. But the maker of this album must not have paid much attention, because a female duet doesn't make Tiamat a female-fronted band.

And they missed quite a few other bands. Where's the track by Otep? Kittie? Tristania, who one of the three vocalists is a woman? How about Evanesence? Within Temptation? Why were these bands overlooked?

Methinks that the person who came up with this album was more eager to jump on the bandwagon than to pay attention to the scene.

Average customer rating:

Interesting collection of music videos

Missbehaviour
Various Artists
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music

General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0002918XM
Release Date: 2005-05-31

Tracks:

Razorbliss - Flowing Tears
Unspoken - Lacuna Coil
Alright Tonight - Lullacry
Leader of the Rats - Arch Enemy
Shot to Pieces - The Gathering
My Isle
Carry Your Cross and I'll Carry Mine - Tiamat
Alone - Kimberly Goss, Warmen
Beauty and the Beast - Nightwish
Flyin' G
Sex Junkie - My Ruin
Disorder of the Order
Reunion in Soul Asylum - Shadow
Rawish
Faceless - Madder Mortem
Cloudbusting - Novembre
Amity [Live] - The Gathering

Tracks:

Heaven's a Lie [DVD] - Lacuna Coil
Don't Touch the Flame [DVD] - Lullacry
We Will Rise [DVD] - Arch Enemy
Made to Measure [DVD] - My Ruin
Soul of a Pagan [DVD]
Queen [DVD] - Ram-Zet
Carpenter [DVD] - Nightwish
Liberty Bell [DVD] - The Gathering
Damn You [DVD] - Lullacry
Rust Cleansing [DVD][Live] - Madder Mortem

Album Description

A delightful, delectable, dangerous offering showcasing metal's most powerful female voices, this double disc set is a must, including tracks from Lacuna Coil, Arch Enemy, The Gathering, Nightwish, Holy Moses, Madder Mortem and more. Also includes a bonus DVD showing these lethal ladies in action. Century Media. 2004.

Customer Reviews:

Interesting collection of music videos.......2005-08-17

"Missbehaviour" is a cd/dvd collection of heavy metal bands fronted by women. I recently rented the dvd portion of the compilation. The compilation consisted of music videos by Lacuna Coil, My Ruin, The Gathering, Arch Enemy, Lullacry (two videos - one w/Tanja and the other with their former lead singer), Ram-zet, Lowemotor Corporation, and Madder Mortem. What is good about this compilation is that you get to see music videos by these aforementioned metal bands which MTV has never shown, except for the occasional Lacuna Coil.

What is not so good about this compilation is that you can tell just how dated these music videos are by the quality in the videos. While I adore Nightwish with an immense passion, their music video for "The Carpenter" was extremely cheesy by having Tarja singing in front of a blue screen (the scenery is some grassy field like in "The Sound of Music") and a carpenter. There is no shot of the rest of the band. I also don't care for the song because Tarja's vocals are drowned out by some male vocals. I never did care much for the band's music from their first album anyways. Songs are strong and bad production which shows on "The Carpenter". As much as I love Lullacry's "Touch the Flame", the video was awful. It was just a clip shot of the band on and off stage. It would have been better if the video was strictly a performance shot. Their other song "Damn You" with their old lead singer was nothing to write home about but I did like seeing what their former singer looked like. The worst music video on this dvd has to be The Gathering track which was supposed to look like it was shot in space. What it looked like was a Roger Corman movie or anything from Troma. It was bad. The only videos that worked was Lacuna Coil, My Ruin, and Arch Enemy (although I can't stand My Ruin or Arch Enemy's music) because it actually did not look dated and cheesy like the other videos.

I would have given this dvd two stars but I'm being generous here with Century Media. I would not have gotten the chance to have seen music videos by these bands on MTV's Headbanger Ball. It was nice to have the opportunity to see their videos.

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