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The Complete Roadrunner Collection 1986-1990

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Download links and information about The Complete Roadrunner Collection 1986-1990 by King Diamond. This album was released in 2012 and it belongs to Rock, Metal genres. It contains 50 tracks with total duration of 03:31:01 minutes.

Artist: King Diamond
Release date: 2012
Genre: Rock, Metal
Tracks: 50
Duration: 03:31:01
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. The Candle 6:42
2. The Jonah 5:16
3. The Portrait 5:07
4. Dressed In White 3:08
5. Charon 4:17
6. Lurking In the Dark 3:34
7. Halloween 4:15
8. Voices from the Past 1:31
9. Haunted 3:54
10. Funeral 1:30
11. Arrival 5:26
12. A Mansion In Darkness 4:35
13. The Family Ghost 4:08
14. The 7th Day of July 1777 4:50
15. Omens 3:56
16. The Possession 3:26
17. Abigail 4:50
18. Black Horsemen 7:39
19. Out from the Asylum 1:44
20. Welcome Home 4:37
21. The Invisible Guests 5:04
22. Tea 5:15
23. Mother's Getting Weaker 4:02
24. Bye, Bye Missy 5:08
25. A Broken Spell 4:08
26. The Accusation Chair 4:21
27. Them 1:56
28. Twilight Symphony 4:10
29. Coming Home 1:11
30. At the Graves 8:57
31. Sleepless Nights 5:05
32. Lies 4:22
33. A Visit from the Dead 6:12
34. The Wedding Dream 6:01
35. Amon Belongs to Them 3:51
36. Something Weird 2:06
37. Victimized 5:21
38. Let It Be Done 1:13
39. Cremation 4:12
40. Eye of the Witch 3:48
41. The Trial (Chambre Ardent) 5:13
42. Burn 3:44
43. Two Little Girls 2:41
44. Into the Convent 4:47
45. Father Picard 3:19
46. Behind These Walls 3:45
47. The Meetings 4:31
48. Insanity 3:00
49. 1642 Imprisonment 3:31
50. The Curse 5:42

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This box set contains King Diamond’s first five albums in their entirety. Together they constitute one of the single greatest runs in heavy metal history. While many hard rock bands had for years turned to horror stories for inspiration, King Diamond took it to a whole new level by crafting albums that in their vividness and imagination surpassed even movies. Each of these five albums—Fatal Portrait, Abigail, Them, Conspiracy, and The Eye—contains its own unique story, outlined by the eponymous vocalist King Diamond, who inhabits every character in each story and also takes on the role of guide through the spirit world. The band’s genius is that they didn’t just slap pieces of a story onto preexisting riffs; each album writhes with creative energy, moving through the tempestuous elaborations in each individual narrative. The albums contain some of the most complex songs in heavy metal history, but the band storm through every sharp turn without missing a note. Aside from King’s brilliantly shrill vocals and the fulminating guitar work of Andy LaRocque, the secret hero of these albums is drummer Mikkey Dee, who provides the furnace that keeps these intricate anthems burning.