| | Fields Of The Nephilim Revelations CD Fields Of The Nephilim Discography of CDs
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REVELATIONS is a best-of collection which highlights the Fields Of The Nephilim's seven-year recording history. It features tracks from DAWNRAZOR, rare single mixes and b-sides, and a previously unreleased live version of "Dawnrazor." This 1997 reissue of what was a 2 CD set has been slimmed down to 1 CD.
Includes liner notes by Storm Constantine.
Fields Of The Nephilim: Carl McCoy (vocals); Paul Wright, Peter Yates (guitar); Gary Whisker (saxophone); Tony Pettitt (bass); Nod Wright (drums).
Producers: Bill Buchanan, Fields Of The Nephilim, Andy Jackson.
Re-IssueQ (11/93, p.144) - 3 Stars - Good - "...the Nephilim's greatest hits which, rather remarkably, benefit from the passage of time....a decidedly attractive proposition..." Fields Of The Nephilim Revelations Songs | | Revelations CD DISC 1: |
| 1. | Moonchild |
| 2. | Chord of Souls |
| 3. | Last Exit For the Lost |
| 4. | Preacher Man |
| 5. | Love Under Will |
| 6. | Power |
| 7. | Psychonaut Lib 111 |
| 8. | For Her Light |
| 9. | Blue Water |
| 10. | Vet For the Insane |
| 11. | Watchman |
| 12. | Dawnrazor |
| | Revelations Songs DISC 2: |
| 1. | Submission Two - (the dub posture) |
| 2. | Preacher Man - (contaminated mix) |
| 3. | Celebrate (Second Seal) |
| 4. | Shiva |
| 5. | Psychonaut Lib 1 |
| 6. | In Every Dream Home a Heartache |
| 7. | Moonchild - (unsealed) |
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Revelations Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)  Very Good!!!
A collection of tracks from the masters of goth-rock. It shows the early innovation, and showcases the talent of the true godfathers of goth. Though the two disc set is highly recommended. I still beleive buying their entire cd catalog is your best bet when it comes to getting to know FotN. Trust me, it is worth every penny.....
Submitted by a reviewer (McAllen, TX , USA) 
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Fields Of The Nephilim (or The Original Cowboys From Hell, due to their spaghetti western outfits) is another Goth legend. REVELATIONS (1993) offer a retrospective of FOTN music, covering the 1989/1990 area. REVELATIONS is a BEST OF that contains some already released material along with some hard-to-find songs (Blue Water, for exemple), and offer a live version of DAWNRAZOR.
A great CD for those who doesn't own anything from FOTN, but it would have been kind to release a more meaty retrospective album (like the original 2 record set with some extra goodies...). Nevertheless, you'll have to pick up this album if you don't want to buy the whole catalog.
Submitted by thegrey (Sherbrooke, QC)
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