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Celtic Frost Morbid Tales Mp3, Flac, Wma Celtic Frost Morbid Tales mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Morbid Tales Country: Italy Style: Black Metal, Heavy Metal MP3 version RAR size: 1953 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1691 mb WMA version RAR size: 1749 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 993 Other Formats: AA AU AC3 AUD VQF WAV APE Tracklist Hide Credits Human (Intro) 1 0:30 Voice – Martin Eric Ain, Thomas Gabriel Warrior*Written-By – Ain*, Warrior* Into The Crypts Of Rays 2 Bass – Martin Eric AinDrums – Stephen Priestly*Voice, Guitar – Thomas Gabriel 3:49 Warrior*Written-By – Warrior* Visions Of Mortality 3 Bass – Martin Eric AinDrums – Stephen Priestly*Voice, Guitar – Thomas Gabriel 4:46 Warrior*Written-By – Ain*, Warrior* Dethroned Emperor 4 Bass – Martin Eric AinDrums – Stephen Priestly*Vocals [Additional] – Horst MüllerVoice, 4:35 Guitar – Thomas Gabriel Warrior*Written-By – Warrior* Morbid Tales 5 Bass – Martin Eric AinDrums – Stephen Priestly*Voice, Guitar – Thomas Gabriel 3:26 Warrior*Written-By – Ain*, Warrior* Procreation (Of The Wicked) 6 Bass – Martin Eric AinDrums – Stephen Priestly*Vocals [Additional] – Horst MüllerVoice, 4:02 Guitar – Thomas Gabriel Warrior*Written-By – Ain*, Warrior* Return To The Eve 7 Bass – Martin Eric AinDrums – Stephen Priestly*Vocals [Additional] – Hertha OhlingVoice, 4:05 Guitar – Thomas Gabriel Warrior*Written-By – Ain*, Warrior* Danse Macabre Arranged By – Horst MüllerEffects [Sound Effects] – Horst MüllerPercussion, Effects 8 [Sound Effects] – Stephen Priestly*Violin – Oswald SpenglerVoice, Effects [Sound Effects] – 3:51 Martin Eric AinVoice, Guitar, Effects [Sound Effects] – Thomas Gabriel Warrior*Written-By – Ain*, Warrior* Nocturnal Fear Bass, Effects [Sound Effects] – Martin Eric AinDrums – Stephen Priestly*Violin – Oswald 9 3:35 SpenglerVoice, Guitar, Effects [Sound Effects] – Thomas Gabriel Warrior*Written-By – Ain*, Warrior* Circle Of The Tyrants 10 Bass – Martin Eric AinDrums – Reed St. MarkVoice, Guitar – Thomas Gabriel 4:42 Warrior*Written-By – Warrior* Visual Aggression 11 Bass – Martin Eric AinDrums – Reed St. MarkVoice, Guitar – Thomas Gabriel 4:08 Warrior*Written-By – Warrior* Suicidal Winds 12 Bass – Martin Eric AinDrums – Reed St. MarkVoice, Guitar – Thomas Gabriel 4:33 Warrior*Written-By – Warrior* Companies, etc. Made By – EDC, Germany – 52311326 Credits Arranged By [All Jams] – Celtic Frost (tracks: 1 to 8), Celtic Frost (tracks: 9 to 12) Artwork [Front Cover Art By] – Phil Lawvere Artwork [Original "emperor's Return" Logo And Celtic Frost Main Logo] – Thomas Gabriel Fischer* Artwork [Original "morbid Tales" Logo And Celtic Frost Main Logo] – Thomas Gabriel Fischer* Bass, Vocals [Additional], Effects [Bass Effects] – Martin Eric Ain (tracks: 1 to 8), Martin Eric Ain (tracks: 9 to 12) Co-producer – Martin Ain* (tracks: 1 to 8), Martin Ain* (tracks: 9 to 12), Thomas Gabriel Warrior* (tracks: 1 to 8) Design [Cover - Emperor's Return] – Thomas Gabriel Fischer* Design [Cover - Morbid Tales] – Thomas Gabriel Fischer* Design [Heptagram - Emperor's Return] – Martin Stricker Design [Heptagram - Morbid Tales] – Martin Stricker Drums [Session], Percussion – Stephen Priestly* (tracks: 1 to 8) Drums, Percussion – Reed St. Mark (tracks: 9 to 12) Edited By [1999 Re-issue Editing], Design [1999 Re-issue Design] – Angelika Bardou, Thomas Gabriel Fischer* Engineer – "Mad" Horst Müller* (tracks: 1 to 8), Thomas "I Hope It'll Work" Süsstrunk* (tracks: 9 to 12) Executive-Producer – Karl "Oh Gott, Ihr Schon Wieder..." Walterbach* (tracks: 1 to 8), Karl "Lebt Ihr Auch Noch?" Walterbach* (tracks: 9 to 12) Mixed By, Mastered By – "Mad" Horst Müller* (tracks: 1 to 8) Other [Make-up - Morbid Tales] – Leila Photography By – Martin Kyburz, Petra Becker, Sergio Archetti Photography By [Band Photography - Emperor's Return] – Sergio Archetti Photography By [Band Photography - Morbid Tales] – Burzelbär Martin Kyburz* Producer – "Mad" Horst Müller* (tracks: 1 to 8), Rick "Lights"* (tracks: 9 to 12), Thomas Gabriel Warrior* (tracks: 9 to 12) Remastered By [1999 Remastering] – Walter Schmid Typography [Original Album Lettering - Morbid Tales], Artwork [Celtic Frost Shield Logo - Morbid Tales] – Urs Sprenger Typography [Original Ep Lettering - Emperor's Return], Artwork [Celtic Frost Shield Logo - Emperor's Return] – Urs Sprenger Voice, Guitar, Effects [Special Effects] – Thomas Gabriel Warrior* (tracks: 1 to 8), Thomas Gabriel Warrior* (tracks: 9 to 12) Notes Tracks 1-8 are the original US Morbid Tales album tracks (in Europe Morbid Tales was originally released as a six track mini-album). Tracks 9-12 are from the Emperor's Return EP. Tracks 1-8 recorded & mixed at Caet Studio, Berlin, October 8-15, 1984. All songs published by Maldoror Musikverlag. Tracks 9-12 recorded, mixed & mastered at Line In Recording Studio, Zurich, April 8-12, 1985. All songs published by Maldoror Musikverlag. All tracks remastered 1999. Tracks 10, 11 & 12 appear in their previously unreleased original mixes. 1999 remastering done at Oakland Recording, Winterthur, Switzerland. Emperor's Return front cover art done in Boston, 1984. Tracks 1-8 copyright by Thomas Gabriel Fischer, Martin Stricker, Urs Sprenger, 1984. Tracks 9-12 copyright by Thomas Gabriel Fischer, Martin Stricker, Urs Sprenger, 1985. ℗ 1984 Sanctuary Records Group Ltd. ℗ 1999 Sanctuary Records Group Ltd. © 2006 Sanctuary Records Group Ltd. Noise Records is a label of Sanctuary Records Group Ltd. Made in the EU. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 5 050441 801624 Matrix / Runout: [4 Universal logos] 50504 418 016-2 01 ✳ 52311326 Other (CD Mould): MADE IN GERMANY BY EDC B Mastering SID Code: IFPI LV26 Mould SID Code: IFPI 0123 Rights Society: mcps Label Code: LC 6448 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Celtic Morbid Tales (LP, N 0017 Noise N 0017 Germany 1984 Frost MiniAlbum, Ltd) Metal Blade MBR 1033, Celtic Morbid Tales (LP, Records, MBR 1033, US 1985 72016-1 Frost Album) Enigma 72016-1 Records Celtic Morbid Tales (CD, VICP-64501 Noise Records VICP-64501 Japan 2008 Frost Album, RE, RM, K2 ) Celtic Morbid Tales (LP, EM200 Earmark EM200 Italy 2005 Frost MiniAlbum, RE) Celtic Morbid Tales (CD, N 0325-2 Noise Records N 0325-2 Europe 1999 Frost Album, RE, RM) Related Music albums to Morbid Tales by Celtic Frost Lukie D - Warrior Warrior - The Code Of Life - Romantic Warrior Greenlaw - Warrior [Influx UK / Dj SS ] Acid Warrior - Acid Will Never Die Celtic Warrior / A.D.L.122 / Bifrost - Live! French-British-Italian-Friendship Violent Storm - Celtic Warrior Celtic Frost - Vanity / Nemesis Dymaxion - Rainbow Warrior Woodman + Hitachtronics - Warrior Angel 3.0.
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