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- Unleashed Memories
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Lacuna Coil
Released 2001

Stars [*]
04:37
24,901 plays

Purify
04:36
24,858 plays

To Live Is To Hide
04:34
24,459 plays

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songs

- 1
- Heir Of A Dying Day
- 04:59
- 22,522 plays

- 2
- To Live Is To Hide
- 04:34
- 24,459 plays

- 3
- Purify
- 04:36
- 24,858 plays

- 4
- Senzafine
- 03:53
- 20,975 plays

- 5
- When A Dead Man Walks
- 05:54
- 21,993 plays

- 6
- 1.19
- 04:58
- 22,378 plays

- 7
- Cold Heritage
- 05:23
- 22,414 plays

- 8
- Distant Sun
- 05:29
- 19,822 plays

- 9
- A Current Obsession
- 05:20
- 18,455 plays

- 10
- Wave Of Anguish
- 04:40
- 17,255 plays

- 11
- Halflife [*]
- 05:01
- 12,876 plays

- 12
- Trance Awake [*]
- 02:00
- 12,552 plays

- 13
- Senzafine [*]
- 03:55
- 14,989 plays

- 14
- Hyperfast [*]
- 04:57
- 12,204 plays

- 15
- Stars [*]
- 04:37
- 24,901 plays

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album review

Lacuna Coil's second full-length album successfully combines the backbone of metal with the ethereal trappings of goth. While vocalist Cristina Scabbia gives the band their sonic calling card, additional vocals from the group's male singer, Andrea Ferro, add tonal variety and balance. Rarely succumbing to heavy-handedness, Lacuna Coil escapes the stylistic straitjacket of the goth/metal formula, making them more accessible than many of their peers. The special-edition release includes the band's Halflife EP as an added bonus. ~ Andy Hinds, All Music Guide

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- - Karmacode
  - Released 2006

- - Comalies
  - Released 2002

- - Shallow Life
  - Released 2009

- - In A Reverie
  - Released 1999

listener reviews

- - Lacuna Coil at their best!
  - - By epicmusicfan
    - 7/6/2009 23:59:22
  - To be honest, I was introduced to Lacuna Coil only through the album Karmacode. Since then, I've purchased all of their albums and this one stands out far above the others. That's not to say that Comalies and In a Reverie aren't good, but this one has such an ethereal production (and the bonus Halflife EP doesn't hurt, in fact, that makes this album even better.) that I have fallen in love with this album. Also, Andrea Ferro's vocals on "To Live Is to Hide" are probably the best they've ever been. Rather than grating the ears as they usually do, they compliment and provide a perfect counterpoint for Cristina Scabbia's lovely voice. I'm not going to do a track-by-track review, but know that this album is definitely worth the purchase on cd or download (I suggest buying the disc, otherwise you won't get the awesome Halflife EP included.)
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