An Iliad of Woes

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An Iliad of Woes
An Iliad of Woes cover
Studio album by Anathema
Released November, 1990

An Iliad of Woes was the first demo recorded by British band Anathema, then known as Pagan Angel. It was recorded in November 1990 at the MA studios in Liverpool. [1] The song "Memento Mori" would later be re-recorded for Pentecost III. The rest of the tracks remain exclusive to this demo.

[edit] Track listing

  1. The Lord of Mortal Pestilence
  2. Memento Mori
  3. In the Name of the Father
  4. Echoes of Terror

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ Anathemaniacs history , Once upon a time (1990-1992) - Accessed January 2007.


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Anathema
Vincent Cavanagh · Daniel Cavanagh · Jamie Cavanagh · Les Smith · John Douglas · Lee Douglas
Darren White · Duncan Patterson · Shaun Taylor-Steels · Martin Powell · Dave Pybus
Albums
Serenades (1993) · The Silent Enigma (1995) · Eternity (1996) · Alternative 4 (1998) · Judgement (1999) · A Fine Day to Exit (2001) · A Natural Disaster (2003) · Horizons (2008)
Demos
An Iliad of Woes (1990) · All Faith Is Lost (1991)
EPs
The Crestfallen (1992) · Pentecost III (1995)
Singles
They Die (1992) · We Are The Bible (1994) · Alternative Future (1998) · Deep (1999) · Make It Right (F.F.S.) (1999) · Pressure (2001) · Everything (2006) · A Simple Mistake (2006) · Angels Walk Among Us (2007)
Compilations
Resonance (2001) · Resonance Vol. 2 (2002) · Hindsight (2008)
DVD
A Vision Of A Dying Embrace (1997/2002) · Were You There? (2004) · A Moment in Time (2006)
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