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3.13 | 11 ratings | 2 reviews | 9% 5 stars Write a review Buy MY DYING BRIDE Music from Progarchives.com partners

Live, released in 2008 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. To Remain Tombless (7:43) 2. My Hope, the Destroyer (5:45) 3. For You (6:41) 4. The Blue Lotus (6:33) 5. Like Gods of the Sun (5:21) 6. Catherine Blake (6:18) 7. The Cry of Mankind (6:07) 8. The Whore, the Cook & the Mother (5:42) 9. Thy Raven Wings (5:22) 10. The Snow in My Hand (7:09) 11. She Is the Dark (7:59) 12. The Dreadful Hours (12:55) 13. The Forever People (on DVD only) (5:28) Total Time 89:03 Line-up / Musicians - Aaron Stainthorpe / vocals - Andrew Craighan / guitar - Hamish Hamilton Glencross / guitar - Sarah Stanton / keyboards - Lena Abé / bass - Dan "Storm" Mullins / drums Releases information Peaceville Records Released April 28, 2008 Thanks to J-Man for the addition and to projeKct for the last updates Edit this entry

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My Dying Bride's second major live album sounds just a little off to me. I think part of the problem is that the crowd noise seems a little more evident here than is typical in professionally-produced live albums. Whilst I can see the point of a bit of this to help give the live ambience, usually the crowd noise gets isolated for a reason and it's just a little more intrusive here. In addition, the mix isn't what it could be, with the vocals sometimes overwhelmed. Potentially some of the issues come down to this being their first release since founding bassist Adrian Jackson left the band, replaced by Lena Abé, and with Dan Mullins on drums - so if you want to hear them in the process of gelling with a new rhythm section, that's a point of interest, but they'd do better once Abé and Mullins were settled in.

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