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Lovecraft in Cradle Of Filth

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I was looking up the lyrics for "Mannequin" when I found this in the song:

Always poised on winter
But never would She break
My lovecraft and black witch heart
That pounded in Her wake

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Anyway, CoF have a whole album that has Lovecraft in its title. Its eems to me that Lovecraft in literature equals best in music as black metal.
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I am a huge Cradle of Filth fan. There is indeed numerous references in many many songs.

I don't know if you have ever seen my Cradle of Filth page, but it can be found here:

http://www.templeofdagon.com/cruelty/
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I pretty much avoided CoF because of their image: on every pic Dani was in a costume or whatever and I wasnt really drawn to listen to their music. Im more of a Audioslave, Mudvayne, Spineshank, Chimaira and Lamb Of God kind of man. But I thought to give em a shot and put "Damnation And A Day" album on a cd and I admit they took me a lot of time to get used to but now Im hooked. I especially enjoy the orchestral chorus and the song "Doberman Pharaoh". They are sort of inspiring too, in a literary way - the name alone Doberman Pharaoh flares up my imagination.
Anyway Ill take a look at your site :twisted:
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Their song "Cthulhu Dawn" from the Midian CD is great. The Cd has some good duets with the guy who played Pinhead in Hellraiser, too.
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Aleister wrote:I am a huge Cradle of Filth fan. There is indeed numerous references in many many songs.

I don't know if you have ever seen my Cradle of Filth page, but it can be found here:

http://www.templeofdagon.com/cruelty/
Wow, Excellent work with that Aleister, I've just become a CoF fan recently. My favorite is probably Iron Maiden though. :twisted:
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Have you heard Cradle of Filth's cover of 'Hallowed by thy name'? I am sure you would love it :)
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Aleister wrote:Have you heard Cradle of Filth's cover of 'Hallowed by thy name'? I am sure you would love it :)
Yeah, I have. It is truly great. A lot of bands cover songs but CoF added their own style and made it their own.

What other bands are you into?

My top 5
1.Iron Maiden
2.Iced Earth
3.Megadeth
4.Slayer
5.Queensryche
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The Lurking Fear wrote:
Aleister wrote:What other bands are you into?

My top 5
1.Iron Maiden
2.Iced Earth
3.Megadeth
4.Slayer
5.Queensryche
Replace Iced Earth with Faith No More and I'm the same.
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It depends on my mood :) CoF is always up there of course.. I don't know if I could put many others in order.. here are a few though I have been listening to lately

Jack off Jill
Rasputina
Nightwish
KMFDM
NIN
Mindless Self Indulgence
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The Cure
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The Cure rule. As do Nine Inch Nails.
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Didn't COF name there live album or best of Lovecraft something?
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They have a two CD album called 'Lovecraft & Witch Hearts'. It is mostly a compilation, but there were a few new tracks on it. Or at least versions.

A lot of their songs have Lovecraft influences in them.
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On the subject of Iron Maiden (yes, I am glossing over the Cradel of Filth stuff), look at the gravestone in the background -

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One of my all-time favorite album covers.
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I had not seen that before.. nice find :)
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