Prison of Desire
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| Studio album by After Forever | ||
| Released | 2000 | |
| Genre | Symphonic Metal | |
| Length | 54:10 | |
| Label | Transmission | |
| Producer(s) | Oscar Holleman | |
| After Forever chronology | ||
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| Prison of Desire (2000) |
Decipher (2001) |
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Prison of Desire is the debut album of the symphonic metal band After Forever. It was released in 2000.
The final track, Beyond Me, features a guest appearance of Sharon den Adel, lead singer for Within Temptation.
[edit] Track listing
- Mea Culpa [The Embrace That Smothers-Prologue] – 2:00
- Leaden Legacy [The Embrace That Smothers-Part I] – 5:07
- Semblance of Confusion – 4:09
- Black Tomb – 6:29
- Follow in the Cry [The Embrace That Smothers-Part II] – 4:08
- Silence From Afar – 5:51
- Inimical Chimera – 5:00
- Tortuous Threnody – 6:13
- Yield to Temptation [The Embrace That Smothers-Part III] – 5:53
- Ephemeral – 3:05
- Beyond Me – 6:41
Bonus Tracks:
Wings Of Illusion – 7:26 (Japanese Release)
[edit] Credits
Floor Jansen - Vocals
Mark Jansen - Guitar, Screams
Sander Gommans - Guitar, Grunts
Luuk van Gerven - Bass
Jack Driessen - Keyboards
Joep Beckers - Drums
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