Deadly Lullabyes
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| Deadly Lullabyes Live | ||||
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| Live album by King Diamond | ||||
| Released | 2004 | |||
| Recorded | Various dates on King Diamond's 2003 North American tour | |||
| Genre | Heavy metal Black metal |
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| Length | 90:02 | |||
| Label | Massacre | |||
| Producer | Andy LaRocque and King Diamond | |||
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Deadly Lullabyes Live is a live album from King Diamond, which was recording during The Puppet Master promotion tour. It spans two discs. The album features only recordings from the USA part of the tour.
Contents |
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[edit] Disc one
- "Funeral"
- "A Mansion in Darkness"
- "The Family Ghost"
- "Black Horsemen"
- "Spare This Life"
- "Mansion in Sorrow"
- "Spirits"
- "Sorry Dear"
- "Eye of the Witch"
- "Sleepless Nights"
[edit] Disc two
- "The Puppet Master"
- "Blood to Walk"
- "So Sad"
- "Living Dead"
- "Welcome Home"
- "The Invisible Guests"
- "Burn"
- ""Introductions""
- "Halloween"
- "No Presents for Christmas"
[edit] Credits
- King Diamond - Vocals
- Andy LaRocque - Guitar
- Mike Wead - Guitar
- Hal Patino - Bass
- Matt Thompson - Drums
- Livia Zita - Additional Vocals
- Jody Cachia - Actress
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