The Dead (album)

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The Dead
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Studio album by
Released1987
Genre Deathrock
Label Orphanage Records
Theatre of Ice chronology
In The Attic
(1987)
The Dead
(1987)
Kill Your Girlfriend
(1988)

The Dead is the seventh album by the American deathrock band, Theatre of Ice.

Contents

Musicians

Track listing

  1. Dead Moon Rising
  2. Losing Proposition
  3. Neath the Stares
  4. Dark Angels
  5. Termination
  6. Black Leather/Blonde Sin
  7. Rattle
  8. Never Be the Same Again
  9. Now it Begins to Begin
  10. Lust and Lucky
  11. Cemetery Drive
  12. Talkin About the Dead
  13. On The Dark Path
  14. Dead Moon Descending

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