The Draconian Times is the fifth studio album by British gothic metal band Paradise Lost , released in 1995 .
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| Studio Album Paradise Lost | ||||
| Date of issue | June 12, 1995 | |||
| Recorded by | January - March 1995, Great Linford Manor and Ridge Farm Studios , England | |||
| Genres | Gothic Metal , Doom Metal | |||
| Duration | 48:59 | |||
| Producers | Simon Efermi | |||
| A country |  Great Britain | |||
| Label | Music For Nations (UK) Relativity (USA) | |||
| Timeline Paradise Lost | ||||
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| Allmusic |   [one] |
Music videos were shot on The Last Time and Forever Failure. Charlie Manson’s voice samples were used in the song “Forever Failure”.
Content
List of Songs
All songs are written by Nick Holmes and Gregory Mackintosh, except those noted.
- "Enchantment" - 6:04
- Hallowed Land - 5:02
- The Last Time - 3:27
- Forever Failure 4:18
- Once Solemn - 3:03
- Shadowkings 4:41
- Elusive Cure - 3:21
- “Yearn for Change” (Steve Edmonson, Nick Holmes, Gregory Macintosh, Lee Morris) - 4:19
- Shades of God 3:54
- Hands of Reason - 3:58
- “I See Your Face” (Aaron Edie, Nick Holmes, Gregory Mack) - 3:17
- Jaded - 3:26
Record Members
Paradise Lost
- Nick Holmes - vocals
- Gregory Mack - Solo Guitar
- Aaron Edie - Rhythm and Acoustic Guitar
- Steve Edmonson - Bass
- Lee Morris - drums
Those. staff
- Produced by Simon Efemey for Zomba Management Ltd.
- Engineered by Pete "Pee Wee" Coleman.
- Assisted by Andy Griffin, Phil Wood and Phil Luff.
- Mixed by Simon Efemey and Pete "Pee Wee" Coleman.
- Mastered by Kevin Metcalfe at Townhouse Studios, London.
- All Keyboards by Andrew Holdsworth.
- Choral Arrangements by the Guildford Dead Boys Choir.
- All illustrations and photography by Holly Warburton.
- Design and Layout by Stylorouge .
- Spoken Dialogue on Forever Failure taken from "Charles Manson - The Man who killed the Sixties" produced by Box Productions for Channel Four Television Corporation.
Notes
- ↑ Jehnzen, Daevid. [ Draconian Times on the AllMusic Draconian Times review] allmusic.com. Retrieved on 2010-12-11.