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The Cult: Ian Astbury (vocals, percussion); Billy Duffy (guitar); Jamie Stewart (keyboards, bass).
Additional personnel: John Webster (keyboards); Mickey Curry (drums); Iggy Pop (background vocals).
Recorded at Little Mountain Sound Studios, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada from September to November 1988.
The Cult: Ian Astbury (vocals, percussion); Billy Duffy (guitar); Jamie Stewart (keyboards, bass).
Additional personnel: John Webster (keyboards); Mickey Curry (drums); Iggy Pop (background vocals).
Recorded at Little Mountain Sound Studios, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada from September to November 1988. Includes liner notes by Pat Gilbert.
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
More varied than its predecessor, Electric, Sonic Temple finds the Cult trying several different metal styles, from crunchy Electric-era '70s grooves and the fuzzy, noisy psychedelia of Love, to mellow ballads and commercial '80s hard rock. Not all of the experiments work, as some of the songs lean toward ponderousness, but enough of them do to send Sonic Temple into the Billboard Top Ten, due to the exposure provided by the hit single "Fire Woman." ~ Steve Huey
Additional personnel: John Webster (keyboards); Mickey Curry (drums); Iggy Pop (background vocals).
Recorded at Little Mountain Sound Studios, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada from September to November 1988.
The Cult: Ian Astbury (vocals, percussion); Billy Duffy (guitar); Jamie Stewart (keyboards, bass).
Additional personnel: John Webster (keyboards); Mickey Curry (drums); Iggy Pop (background vocals).
Recorded at Little Mountain Sound Studios, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada from September to November 1988. Includes liner notes by Pat Gilbert.
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
More varied than its predecessor, Electric, Sonic Temple finds the Cult trying several different metal styles, from crunchy Electric-era '70s grooves and the fuzzy, noisy psychedelia of Love, to mellow ballads and commercial '80s hard rock. Not all of the experiments work, as some of the songs lean toward ponderousness, but enough of them do to send Sonic Temple into the Billboard Top Ten, due to the exposure provided by the hit single "Fire Woman." ~ Steve Huey
Tracks:
Disc 1:
1 - Sun King
2 - Fire Woman
3 - American Horse
4 - Edie (Ciao Baby)
5 - Sweet Soul Sister
6 - Soul Asylum
7 - New York City
8 - Automatic Blues
Disc 2:
1 - Soldier Blue
2 - Wake up Time for Freedom
3 - Medicine Train
4 - River
5 - Bleeding Heart Graffitti
6 - Messin' up the Blues
7 - Fire Woman [NYC Rock Mix]
8 - Edie (Ciao Baby) [Acoustic]
1 - Sun King
2 - Fire Woman
3 - American Horse
4 - Edie (Ciao Baby)
5 - Sweet Soul Sister
6 - Soul Asylum
7 - New York City
8 - Automatic Blues
Disc 2:
1 - Soldier Blue
2 - Wake up Time for Freedom
3 - Medicine Train
4 - River
5 - Bleeding Heart Graffitti
6 - Messin' up the Blues
7 - Fire Woman [NYC Rock Mix]
8 - Edie (Ciao Baby) [Acoustic]