Brought Back to Life

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Brought Back to Life
Brought Back to Life cover
Studio album by Nekromantix
Released 1993
Recorded 1992
Genre Psychobilly
Label Intermusic Records
Producer Kim Nekroman
Professional reviews
Nekromantix chronology
Curse of the Coffin
(1991)		 Brought Back to Life
(1994)		 Demons Are a Girl's Best Friend
(1996)
Alternate cover
Cover of the vinyl LP release
Cover of the vinyl LP release

Brought Back to Life is the third album by the Danish psychobilly band the Nekromantix, released in 1994 by Intermusic Records. It was the band's first album to include drummer Tim Kristensen (credited as Grim Tim Hansdsome) and only album to include guitarist Ian Daggry (credited as Ian Dawn), replacing original members Peter Sandorff and Peek who had left the band. Brought Back to Life earned a Grammy Award nomination for "Best Heavy Metal Album."[1] The album was re-released in 2005 by Hellcat Records under the title Brought Back Again (see below).

Contents

[edit] Track listing

All songs written by Gaarde/Daggry/Kristensen

  1. "Bloody Holiday"
  2. "Monster Movie Fan"
  3. "Driller Killer"
  4. "Jack the Stripper"
  5. "Horrorscope"
  6. "Reincarnated Love"
  7. "Back From the Grave"
  8. "Monster Metal"
  9. "Nekrofelia"
  10. "Dial 666"
  11. "Luni Lab"
  12. "Brought Back to Life"

[edit] Performers

[edit] Album information

  • Record label: Intermusic
  • All songs written by Gaarde/Daggry/Kristensen.
  • Recorded at SB Studios in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1992.
  • Engineered, mixed and mastered by Jan Eliasson
  • Photography by P. Westh
  • Artwork and layout by Kim Nekroman

[edit] Brought Back Again

Brought Back Again
Brought Back Again cover
Studio album by Nekromantix
Released 2005
Recorded 1992
Genre Psychobilly
Label Hellcat Records
Producer Kim Nekroman
Professional reviews
Nekromantix chronology
Dead Girls Don't Cry
(2004)		 Brought Back Again
(2005)		 Life Is a Grave & I Dig It!
(2007)

In 2005 Brought Back to Life was re-released by Hellcat Records under the title Brought Back Again. The album was digitally remastered by Kim Nekroman, Geoff Kresge, and Henrik Neidemeier. The re-release added an introduction and alternate versions of two tracks. The introduction had been recorded during the original sessions, but the recording tape had become tangled in the tape machine and could not be used on the original release. The tape was restored by Nekroman and Kresge and the intro was able to be incorporated on the re-release. The re-release also replaced the original version of "Monster Movie Fan" with an alternate version containing a slightly different ending, and added an additional version of "Nekrofelia" that included organ and bell instruments.[2]

The re-release altered the album's artwork, replacing the original cover with one showing the three band members' heads, thus matching the covers of most of their other albums. The original band photo was used as the back cover artwork. Finally, the new cover crossed out the "to Life" in the title and added "Again" in scrawl above it, effectively titling the re-release Brought Back Again. However, as the cross-out markings are difficult to see in small or low-resolution images and without looking closely, most retailers and music sources interpret the new title as Brought Back to Life Again.

[edit] Track listing

All songs written by Gaarde/Daggry/Kristensen

  1. "Intro"
  2. "Bloody Holiday"
  3. "Monster Movie Fan" (alternate ending)
  4. "Driller Killer"
  5. "Jack the Stripper"
  6. "Horrorscope"
  7. "Reincarnated Love"
  8. "Back From the Grave"
  9. "Monster Metal"
  10. "Nekrofelia"
  11. "Dial 666"
  12. "Luni Lab"
  13. "Brought Back to Life"
  14. "Nekrofelia" (organ & bell version)

[edit] Performers

  • Kim Nekroman - bass, vocals
  • Ian Dawn (Jan Daggry) - guitar, backing vocals
  • Grim Tim Handsome (Tim Kristensen) - drums
  • Doc Dellepude - organ on track 14
  • Quasinekro - bells on track 14

[edit] Re-release information

  • Record label: Hellcat Records
  • Digitally remastered by Kim Nekroman, Geoff Kresge, and Henrik Neidemeyer
  • Artwork and layout by Kim Nekroman

[edit] References

  1. ^ Nekromantix. Starkult Promotion. Retrieved on 2007-07-17.
  2. ^ Brought Back to Life. Epitaph Records official website. Retrieved on 2007-07-16.