Beauty In Darkness, Vol. 6 CD

Beauty In Darkness, Vol. 6 Music

List Price	$13.97 (You save $2.38)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Heavy Metal CDs, Goth, Gothic, Rock
Label	Nuclear Blast
Orig Year	2002
All Time Sales Rank	370506
CD Universe Part number	4936512
Catalog number	1006
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 20, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Giuseppe Orlando; Steven Wilson; Heinz Hess; Hiili Hiilesmaa; Katatonia; Mags; Anders Friden; Nick Griffiths; Opeth; Scott "Supe" Stallone; Tomas Skogsberg; Wayne Hussey; Zeromancer; Andrew Craighan

Beauty In Darkness, Vol. 6 Songs

	1.	Release - Anathema
	2.	Cupola - Zeromancer
	3.	So Much for Suicide - Tiamat
	4.	Tonight's Music - Katatonia
	5.	Sugarfalls - Tapping the Vein
	6.	Harvest - Opeth
	7.	Venezia Dismal - Pete Novembre
	8.	Darkness and Hope - Moonspell
	9.	Shine Like the Stars - The Mission UK
	10.	In Debris - Madrigal
	11.	My Hope the Destroyer - My Dying Bride
	12.	Wormwood - Tristania
	13.	Me and My World - Disbelief
	14.	Sacred Divinity - Agathodaimon
	15.	Deathrow (No Regret) - Hypocrisy

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