| | Edge Of Sanity Infernal CD Edge Of Sanity Discography of CDs
Edge Of Sanity Infernal Songs | 1. | Hell Is Where the Heart Is |
| 2. | Helter Skelter |
| 3. | 15:36 |
| 4. | Bleakness of It All, The |
| 5. | Damned (By the Damned) |
| 6. | Forever Together Forever |
| 7. | Losing Myself |
| 8. | Hollow |
| 9. | Inferno |
| 10. | Burn the Sun |
| 11. | Last Song, The |
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Purchase Infernal CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Amorphis My Kantele CD (1997) Digipak
Infernal
 $9.69 
6th Release On Relapse
Amorphis: Pasi Koskinen (vocals); Tomi Koivusaari (vocals, guitar); Esa Holopainen (acoustic & ...
| | Edge Of Sanity Purgatory Afterglow CD (1995)
Infernal
$16.05
Track Listing of songs: Twilight; Of Darksome Origin; Blood-Colored; Silent; Black Tears; ...
| | Edge Of Sanity Crimson CD (1996)
Infernal
$16.05 
CRIMSON consists of one 40-minute-long song.
Additional personnel includes: Mike Akerfeldt (vocals).
Edge Of Sanity: Dan Swano ...
| | Edge Of Sanity Cryptic CD (1997)
Infernal
$16.29
Track Listing of songs: Hell Written; Uncontroll Me; No Destiny; Demon I; Not Of This ...
| | Dan Swano Moontower CD (1999)
Infernal
$16.05 
Track Listing of songs: Sun of the Night; Patchworks; Uncreation; ...
| | Agalloch Ashes Against The Grain CD (2006)
Infernal
$11.39 
Track Listing of songs: Limbs; Falling Snow; This White Mountain on Which You Will Die; Fire Above, Ice Below; Not Unlike the Waves; Our Fortress Is Burning I; ...
| | Hylo Brown 1954-1960 CDs (1999) (Import) Import; Germany
Infernal
$38.99
2-CD set of original ...
| | Black Sabbath Sabotage CD (1975)
Infernal
$9.39  
While many hard-core Black Sabbath fans consider 1975's SABOTAGE to be the band's most underrated album, it can also be pointed to as the beginning of the end for the original Osbourne-Iommi-Butler-Ward line-up. Osbourne was starting to feel disillusioned with the group, and the seeds for his highly successful solo career in the '80s were being planted. That said, SABOTAGE was the last Sabbath album to truly contain all of the components that made the quartet one the most popular heavy metal bands of all-time, before it pursued less focused musical detours.
The album's most surprising cut is undoubtedly the tripped-out psychedelic rocker "Am I Going Insane (Radio)," which would be included a year later on Sabbath's greatest-hits collection, WE SOLD OUR SOUL FOR ROCK N' ROLL. Other standouts include the crushing album opener, "Hole in the Sky," as well as the ultra-stimulated rager "Symptom of the Universe," which would be used later as an opener for Ozzy Osbourne's 1982 solo live album of Sabbath nuggets, SPEAK OF THE DEVIL. While those just discovering Sabbath should stick with such landmark recordings as PARANOID, MASTER OF REALITY, and SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH, there are more than just a few highlights on SABOTAGE.
Principally recorded at Morgan Studios, London, England.
Black Sabbath: Ozzy Osbourne (vocals); Tony Iommi (guitar); ...
| | Malice Mizer Bara No Seido (Saintly Hall Of Rose) CD (2004) (Import) Japan
Infernal
$56.49
Midi Nette Ltd. 2000.
| | Pain Nothing Remains The Same CD (2006) (Import) Import; Sweden
Infernal
$19.69
2002 album for Swedish techno metal act, the side project of Peter Tagtgren, the singer, guitarist & ...
| | Era Vulgaris What Stirs Within CD (2007) (Import)
Infernal
$16.09
Track Listing of songs: Brittle; Just Ask Yourself; Mark It Zero; Limb From Limb; I Must ...
| | Mary-Kathryn Dreams & Visions CD (2007)
Infernal
$13.35
In a world of disposable pop music, there are a few artists who somehow manage to create music that pierces the monotonous tedium of the Top 40. From the first time we hear them there is an intimacy, a fire, a subtle shade of interpretation that spurs our imagination. With repeated encounters comes a warmth and familiarity that can only be described as visceral. We connect with them. We feel we know them. Mary-Kathryn is such an artist. On her fourth album, Dreams & Visions, Mary-Kathryn blends elements of soft pop, rock and folk with world music influences as diverse as the continents to create a spiritual amalgam that transcends musical boundaries. Sophisticated without being elitist; understated without being simplistic, Mary-Kathryn displays an emotional depth that can only be described as remarkable. The album features appearances by Hugh Marsh on Violin and Fergus Marsh on Chapman Stick & Bass, Tony Morra on Drums & Percussion, the Finnish vocal group Fire 4U, co-produced by Paul Buono and Mary-Kathryn and mixed by Tony Palacios at the Sound Kitchen. While her earlier releases hinted at Mary-Kathryn’s world music influences, her new millennium release, One Spirit, exploded with exotic rhythms and Old World passions. Middle Eastern cadences nestled comfortably against Native American inflections. Traditional folk melodies from France, Italy, and America melded seamlessly with musical influences from such faraway lands as India and Ireland, Africa and Egypt. And shot through it all was a deep and abiding spirituality. With Dreams & Visions Mary-Kathryn delves even deeper into the world music realm, painting word pictures on an aural canvas with exotic instrumentation, adroit production, and ...
| | Mamani Keita Yelema CD (2007) (Import)
Infernal
$44.69
Track Listing of songs: Djekafo; Lado; Eye Djama; Djama Nyemao; Cocotte ...
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