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Cataombs of the Black Vatican

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Category: Heavy Metal

Year: 2014

Label: Mascot Records

Catalog Number: M 7437 2

Average Rating: 70 / 100 (1 rating)

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Black Label Society Cataombs of the Black Vatican Album Cover

Personnel
Zakk Wylde vocals, Electric, acoustic guitar; piano
Dario Lorina guitar
John Jd Deservio bass, Additional vocals
Derek Sheriniann piano
Chad Szeliga drums
Greg Locascio Additional vocals
Tracks
1.  Fields of Unforgiveness  3:12
2.  My Dying Time  3:22
3.  Believe  3:44
4.  Angel of Mercy  4:14
5.  Heart of Darkness  3:39
6.  Beyond the Down  2:54
7.  Scars  4:13
8.  Damn the Flood  3:18
9.  I've Gone Away  3:51
10.  Empty Promises  5:16
11.  Shades of Gray  6:28
  
Total Running Time:  44:11

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Doghouse Reilly Date: April 7, 2014 at 22:16
I'm not digging this at all. A very sluggish, ass-dragging record. Only two songs you might call uptempo, and you have to go five tracks in to get to the first one. Predictable riffs (and not very heavy ones, for the most part), Zakk's droning, mostly tuneless vocals, almost no hooks ... man, I had hoped Shot To Hell was just a fluke, but here we go again. "Scars" is an okay ballad, and "Damn The Flood" shows signs of life. "Shades Of Grey" might have been good if Zakk could carry a tune in a fucking paper bag, but he can't. And the album title is stupid, the Black Vatican being Zakkspeak for his home studio (having attempted to read his dreadful book, I know he has to have "cute" nicknames for everything and everyone). If these songs are the from the catacombs, they deserved to stay buried.

From: Doug Date: June 11, 2014 at 14:37
Yeah, I kind of agree with Doghouse on this one. BLS is best when they play Pride and Glory tunes.

From: Doghouse Reilly Date: June 13, 2014 at 21:01
That almost sounds like what they're trying to do here, Doug, except, unlike P&G, the songs mostly aren't very good.


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