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Definitive edition reissue of the British doom metal band's sophomore album, originally issued in 1991, now remastered & includes two bonus tracks, 'Rotting Misery' (Doom Dub) & 'Breeding Fear' (Demolition Dub). 12 tracks in a Digipak. Peaceville. 2003.
Paradise Lost: Nick Holmes (vocals); Gregor Mackintosh, Aaron Aedy (guitar); Stephen Edmondson (bass guitar); Matthew Archer (drums).
Additional personnel: The Raptured Symphony Orchestra (symphony).
Paradise Lost Gothic Songs | 1. | Gothic |
| 2. | Dead Emotion |
| 3. | Shattered |
| 4. | Rapture |
| 5. | Eternal |
| 6. | Falling Forever |
| 7. | Angel Tears |
| 8. | Silent |
| 9. | Painless, The |
| 10. | Desolate |
| 11. | Rotting Misery - (bonus track) |
| 12. | Breeding Fear - (bonus track) |
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