One Second (Paradise Lost album)

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One Second
One Second cover
Studio album by Paradise Lost
Released July 14, 1997 (UK)
August 26, 1997 (U.S.)
Recorded 1996-1997
Genre Gothic metal
Length 55:00
Label Music For Nations (UK)
Jive Records (U.S.)
Producer Ulf "Sank" Sandqvist
Professional reviews
Paradise Lost chronology
Draconian Times
(1995)
One Second
(1997)
Host
(1999)

One Second is the sixth album release by Paradise Lost.

Following Draconian Times, the album reflected the group's first complete departure from doom metal, and death metal in favor of a more gothic rock direction.[citation needed]

Despite the change in style, the album was highly regarded by most critics and gave the group significant exposure in North America.

It's Paradise Lost's first album recorded on digital format.[citation needed]

Contents

[edit] Track listing

  1. One Second - 3:32
  2. Say Just Words - 4:02
  3. Lydia - 3:32
  4. Mercy - 4:24
  5. Soul Courageous - 3:01
  6. Another Day - 4:44
  7. The Sufferer - 4:29
  8. This Cold Life - 4:21
  9. Blood of Another - 4:01
  10. Disappear - 4:29
  11. Sane - 4:00
  12. Take Me Down - 6:25
  13. I Despair - 3:54
  14. Cruel One
  15. How Soon is Now? (The Smiths cover)
  16. Albino Flogged in Black (Stillborn cover)
  • "I Despair" was only available on the Italian Limited Edition Digipak and US releases.
  • "Cruel One", "How Soon is Now?" and "Albino Flogged in Black" are Japan only bonus track.

[edit] Credits

[edit] Liner notes

  • Recorded at Battery Studios (London) and & Rockfield Studios (Monmouth, Wales).
  • Produced, engineered and mastered by Sank for Toytown Productions.
  • Mixed by Stefan Glaumann and Sank at MVG Studios.
  • Additional backing vocals by Greg & Sank.
  • Additional engineering by Richard Flack.
  • Sampling, programming and keyboards by Sank and Gregor Mackintosh.
  • Violin/strings by Stephan Brisland-Ferner.
  • Arranged by Sank, Stefan and Gregor Mackintosh.
  • Cover photo concept idea by Ross Halfin.
  • Band photograph by David Tonge.
  • Other photography by Susan Andrews for Refocus.
  • Design and layout by Design Ministry.

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