What album got you into Cradle?
Title pretty much explains it all lol.
But Id love to know why?
Mine would be Lovecraft and Witchhearts weirdly enough.
But Id love to know why?
Mine would be Lovecraft and Witchhearts weirdly enough.
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Permalink Reply by Necrobutcher on -
well, the two first songs I heard was From the cradle to enslave and Her ghost in the fog, and my first album I boucht from them was Midian, and from that day I´ve bin a huge fan off cradles music
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Permalink Reply by Corpseflower666 on -
I got into Cradle when I was around 13 when my friend bought in Nymphetamine on his walkman.
From this day, Dusk and Her Embrace has always been the best album until Godspeed on The Devil's Thunder which is exactly as good but with a few more standout tracks. The first Cradle album I bought was Live Bait for The Dead and that CD made me want to see them live so I did in 2005 on the "Dreaming of A Shite Christmas" tour which really made me a cradle fanatic.
That's my two cents
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Permalink Reply by Filthonic on -
my first song and video from cradle was babylon AD. i get in loved with them so i bought Love craft and Witchhearts.... that was my first album... but i say Damnation And a Day got me into cradle!!!!!!!
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Permalink Reply by фдzнцl_sкцllтдкзяФ on -
cruelty and the beast was the first cd i listened to, its funny, i figured i would see alot more people say that nymphetamine was their first.
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Permalink Reply by Christiane''Chrissy'' on -
Oh, it was de album ' Cruelty and the Beast'. So after that it was ' From the Cradle to enslave'.
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Permalink Reply by Mwahahaha on -
I heard temptation in hbball, and i never heard the "classical cradle". so i was in a store and i watched damnation and a day in the corner, for 3,44 euros. Super cheap. i bought it, even not knowing what it was. it is excused to say that "the promise of fever" blew me away, a guy that just listened to metallica and linkin park.I still like metallica, lpark not so much, but i must thank cradle because they introduced me to black metal, even thou they are not black metal. So i can say that damnation and a day was the album that brought me to cradle and to darker music.
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Permalink Reply by Mephistopheles on -
Before I ever really knew who Cradle was, I didnt listen to them, and only heard a few songs that werent that great so I didnt take any interest. But after I heard Nymphetamine, I got hooked. Now I love ever Cradle song, and album.
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Permalink Reply by **FUck YoU** on -
The song that got me hooked to cradle was i think gilded Cunt
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Permalink Reply by Caliban Darklock on -
I was a complete CoF poseur until last year. I bought their "Possession is Nine Tenths of the Lord" t-shirt in New Orleans seven years ago, after much deliberation. They had so damn many badass shirts at The Dark Entry, I thought "this band must be AWESOME, why haven't I heard of them?" - and having bought the shirt, I wore it around, but never bothered to go looking for any of their CDs. I bought some more shirts. I ordered CoF posters from guitar magazines. I ordered CoF flags from the web to use as curtains in my home studio. But I had never listened to them.
A couple years ago, I bought a Zune, subscribed to the Zune Pass, and eventually got around to looking for Cradle on the marketplace. I downloaded their entire catalog, and started with "Cruelty and the Beast". I was impressed, but not terribly so... "Venus in Fear" was enough to keep me listening here and there, I checked out "Midian" and "Lovecraft and Witch Hearts" and "Nymphetamine", but just never really clicked with them... it wasn't until "Thornography" that I became an honest-to-God fan. "Foetus of a New Day Kicking" was an awesome video, and once I downloaded the full album, I fell absolutely in love with "Cemetery and Sundown". Once I managed to get tired of that one, I became similarly obsessive about "The Byronic Man".
"Godspeed on the Devil's Thunder" is an even better album. Where "Thornography" carries about five great songs ("I Am the Thorn" and "Lovesick for Mina" added to the three mentioned above), "Godspeed" carries over a dozen. So I'm waiting with great anticipation for them to hit the Showbox in Seattle next February. (Along with Satyricon, another now-awesome band who didn't start that way.)
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Permalink Reply by David The Filmmaker on -
Midian
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