Desire of Damnation

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Desire of Damnation
Compilation album by Theatres des Vampires
Released 3 April 2007
Genre gothic metal
Length 01:20:29
Label Blackend Records
Theatres des Vampires chronology

The Addiction Tour 2006
(2006)		 Desire of Damnation
(2007)		 Anima Noir
(2008)

Desire of Damnation is a double CD by the Italian gothic metal band Theatres des Vampires. The first disc is a live album and contains all the tracks from the DVD The Addiction Tour 2006. Disc two features four new songs as well as five remixed songs.

Track listing

Disc 1
No. TitleOriginal Album Length
1. "Intro (Mozart Requiem)"  None 1:35
2. "Never Again"  Pleasure and Pain 4:06
3. "Pleasure and Pain"  Pleasure and Pain 4:28
4. "My Lullaby"  Pleasure and Pain 4:08
5. "Angel of Lust"  Nightbreed of Macabria 5:54
6. "Lilith Mater Inferorum"  Suicide Vampire 3:57
7. "Dances With Satan (Cut the Throat version)"  Iubilaeum Anno Dracula 2001 6:13
8. "La Danse Macabre du Vampire"  Suicide Vampire 4:01
9. "Forever in Death"  Pleasure and Pain 4:39
10. "Queen of the Damned"  Suicide Vampire 5:09
Total length:
 42:30
Disc 2
No. Title Length
1. "Bring Me Back"   3:32
2. "Forget Me"   4:02
3. "All My Tears"   3:44
4. "Riflessi"   3:39
5. "La Danse Macabre du Vampires 2007" (Revamped) 3:59
6. "Solitude" (First Black Pope's Disco Inferno Remix) 4:22
7. "La Danse Macabre du Vampire" (LXT Horror Mix) 4:00
8. "Rosa Mistero" (LXT Poisoned Mix) 4:22
9. "Bring Me Back in Techno Trance" (Bionikle Remix) 4:39
Total length:
 37:59

Line-up


Theatres des Vampires
  • Alexander Nunziati
  • Robert Cufaro
  • Enrico De Dominicis
  • Justine Consuelo
  • Alessandro Pallotta
  • Strigoi
  • Mortifer
  • Gian Pyresv
  • Valor Kand
  • Flegias
  • Dhilorz
  • Nicholas
  • Giampaolo Caprino
  • Hanna Kej
  • Christian Ice
  • Luca Bellanova
  • Whitembrace
  • Francesco Grasso
  • Stefano Dimitri
  • Angela Moranti
  • Marta di Russo
  • Erick Frontier
  • Mauro Dent
  • Icy X
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