Memento Mori - Life, Death And Other Morbid Tales download mp3 album

Life, Death, and Other Morbid Tales. Life, Death, and Other Morbid Tales is the second album by Memento Mori. It was released in 1994 by Black Mark Production. To Travel Within" – 5:19. A Passenger on Psycho's Path" – 8:54. Just Another Morbid Tune" – 4:33. My Secret Garden" – 5:49. Crown of Thorns" – 1:08. Messiah Marcolin - Vocals. Mikkey Argento - Guitars.

Album (Studio full-length). Keyboards : Miguel Robaina. 1). Megametal (95/100). opäť podarený album, kvalitné gitarky a spev. Memento Mori Discography.

But the real centerpiece of Life, Death, and Other Morbid Tales is Heathendom. It makes the CD worth the purchase and might be better in isolation than anything on Rhymes of Lunacy. Clocking in near 15 minutes, it's Memento Mori's epic, and worthy of the title. This second release from Memento Mori is certainly worthy of a listen if you like the style of music they're going for. Although it doesn't match the debut, it stands on its own because it tries to carve out a distinct place for the band. I only wish it succeeded more completely. Sadly, this album isn’t brilliant all the way from start to finish and therefore it gets only . from me. Some songs don’t captivate me at all, like . A Passenger on Psycho’s Path and My Secret Garden. On the first, the band fail to get a proper flow going and I don’t think the riffs of the song fit together that well.

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Picking up where they left off with their debut, Rhymes of Lunacy, Memento Mori continues with their plodding approach to near-doom metal on 1996's Life, Death & Other Morbid Tales. Guitarists Mike Wead and Nikkey Argento, drummer Snowy Shaw, keyboardist Miguel Robaina, bassist Marty Marteen, and ex-Candlemass vocalist Messiah Marcolin kick out some slower, heavier, more doom-influenced metal jams on this, their sophomore effort. But Life, Death & Other Morbid Tales is every bit as forgettable as its predecessor. Each of the record's nine tracks has a thick groove and a nice.