Nymphetamine

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All lyrics are written by Dani Filth; all music is composed by Paul Allender and Martin Powell [13]

Nymphetamine
Nymphetamine cover.jpg
Studio album by
Cradle of Filth
Released28 September 2004
RecordedFebruary–July 2004 at Parkgate Studios, Battle, East Sussex and The Chapel Studios, South Thoresby, Lincolnshire, England
Genre Extreme metal
Length75:47
Label Roadrunner
Producer Rob Caggiano and Cradle of Filth
Cradle of Filth chronology
Damnation and a Day
(2003)		Nymphetamine
(2004)		 Thornography
(2006)
Singles from Nymphetamine
  1. "Nymphetamine"
    Released: 2004
  2. "Devil Woman"
    Released: 2005
No.TitleLength
1."Satyriasis (instrumental)"1:42
2."Gilded Cunt"4:08
3."Nemesis"7:18
4."Gabrielle"5:27
5."Absinthe with Faust"5:14
6."Nymphetamine (Overdose)" (feat. Liv Kristine)9:14
7."Painting Flowers White Never Suited My Palette" (instrumental)1:57
8."Medusa and Hemlock"4:44
9."Coffin Fodder"5:17
10."English Fire"4:45
11."Filthy Little Secret"6:16
12."Swansong for a Raven" (feat. Doug Bradley)7:09
13."Mother of Abominations"7:33
14."Nymphetamine (Fix)" (feat. Liv Kristine)5:02
Special Edition bonus disc
No.TitleLength
1."Devil Woman" (Cliff Richard cover, feat. King Diamond)3:38
2."Soft White Throat"5:40
3."Bestial Lust (Bitch)" (Bathory cover)2:54
4."Prey"4:57
5."Nymphetamine (Jezebel Deva Fix)"5:03
6."Mr. Crowley" (Ozzy Osbourne cover)5:41
7."Nymphetamine" (video)5:06

Personnel

Cradle of Filth
Additional personnel
Technical

Charts

YearChartPosition
2004 Swedish Albums Chart 23 [14]
German Albums Chart25 [15]
GfK Dutch Chart29 [16]
Finnish Albums Chart 32 [17]
French Albums Chart44 [18]
Australian Albums Chart 53 [19]
Austrian Albums Chart56 [20]
Canadian Albums Chart57[ citation needed ]
Ultratop Belgian Chart (Flanders)59 [21]
Swiss Albums Chart64 [22]
Ultratop Belgian Chart (Wallonia)84 [23]
Billboard 200 (USA)89 [2]
UK Albums Chart 92 [3]
Oricon Japanese Albums Chart189 [24]

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