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01) Human (intro)
02) Seduce Me Tonight
03) Petty Obsession
04) (Once) They Were Eagles
05) Cherry Orchards
06) Juices Like Wine
07) Little Velvet
08) Blood on Kisses
09) Downtown Hanoi
10) Dance Sleazy
11) Roses Without Thorns
12) Tease Me
13) Mexican Radio
01) Human (intro)
02) Seduce Me Tonight
03) Petty Obsession
04) (Once) They Were Eagles
05) Cherry Orchards
06) Juices Like Wine
07) Little Velvet
08) Blood on Kisses
09) Downtown Hanoi
10) Dance Sleazy
11) Roses Without Thorns
12) Tease Me
13) Mexican Radio
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First Released
1988
Black Metal
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Metal
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Cold Lake is an album by the Swiss metal band Celtic Frost. It was not popular with the group or its fans and is no longer available to buy, making the album much sought after by collectors.
After a disheartening end to their "One in Their Pride" tour in Dallas, Texas, Thomas G. Warrior decided to end the band. However, in mid 1988, at the request of Oliver Amberg and with the support of producer Tony Platt, the band was resurrected, although with an entirely new line-up. Even though the project had the cooperation of Warrior, he held little interest in it and so allowed Amberg to do most of the musical composition.
The album was released in 1988 and received hugely negative reviews by critics and the band was labeled a sell-out by its core fanbase. The music was changed to sound more like glam metal such as Mötley Crüe (a popular style at the time) than that of the hardcore underground thrash/death/black metal that defined the band (and its early incarnation, Hellhammer) or avant-garde influenced doom/thrash sound era Into the Pandemonium.
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Cold Lake is an album by the Swiss metal band Celtic Frost. It was not popular with the group or its fans and is no longer available to buy, making the album much sought after by collectors.
After a disheartening end to their "One in Their Pride" tour in Dallas, Texas, Thomas G. Warrior decided to end the band. However, in mid 1988, at the request of Oliver Amberg and with the support of producer Tony Platt, the band was resurrected, although with an entirely new line-up. Even though the project had the cooperation of Warrior, he held little interest in it and so allowed Amberg to do most of the musical composition.
The album was released in 1988 and received hugely negative reviews by critics and the band was labeled a sell-out by its core fanbase. The music was changed to sound more like glam metal such as Mötley Crüe (a popular style at the time) than that of the hardcore underground thrash/death/black metal that defined the band (and its early incarnation, Hellhammer) or avant-garde influenced doom/thrash sound era Into the Pandemonium.
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