The Suffering (song)
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| "The Suffering" | ||
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| Single by Coheed and Cambria | ||
| from the album Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness | ||
| Released | 2005 | |
| Format | CD | |
| Recorded | 2005 | |
| Genre | Rock | |
| Length | 04:13 | |
| Label | Columbia Records Equal Vision Records |
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| Producer(s) | Michael Birnbaum Chris Bittner Coheed and Cambria |
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| Chart positions | ||
| Coheed and Cambria singles chronology | ||
| Welcome Home | The Suffering | Ten Speed (Of God's Blood and Burial) |
"The Suffering" is the second single and 9th track from Coheed and Cambria's third studio album, Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness. A video, directed by Artificial Army, has been released and is on regular rotation on MTV2 and FUSE, and irregular rotation on MTV.
Contents |
[edit] Single track listings
[edit] CD Promo
- The Suffering (Album Version) - 3:44
- The Suffering (Radio Version) - 4:13
[edit] CD1
- The Suffering (Album Version) - 3:44
- Blood Red Summer (Live at the Avalon)
[edit] CD2
- The Suffering (Album Version) - 3:44
- The Willing Well IV: The Final Cut (Live in Atlanta)
- The Suffering (music video)
[edit] 7"
- The Suffering (Radio Version) - 4:13
- Welcome Home (Live in Atlanta)
[edit] Music video
The video features a mythical storyline, in which a centaur sees visions (in what appears to be a haze, not unlike a crystal ball) of a mermaid in danger. The centaur goes out to rescue the mermaid and eventually finds her in the grasp of a giant squid. The centaur slays the squid, and they seem to live happily ever after. These scenes are interspersed with scenes of the band playing in a large, red cave.
[edit] Personnel
- Claudio Sanchez (Vocals/Guitar)
- Travis Stever (guitar)
- Michael Todd (bass)
- Joshua Eppard (drums)
- Sarah Kathryn Jacobs (background vocals)
- Danny Louis (keyboards)
- Michael Birnbaum (producer)
- Chris Bittner (producer)
Recorded at Applehead Studios in Woodstock, New York for Ill-Air Productions
Mastered by Brian "Big Bass" Gardner at Grundman Mastering
