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Revelation 666: Curse of Damnation
Old Man's Child
Revelation 666: Curse of Damnation
Genres: International Music, Rock, Metal
 
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All Artists: Old Man's Child
Title: Revelation 666: Curse of Damnation
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Century Media
Original Release Date: 3/21/2000
Release Date: 3/21/2000
Genres: International Music, Rock, Metal
Styles: Europe, Scandinavia, Alternative Metal, Death Metal
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 727701798325, 5051099725829, 7277017725827

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Magnificent
arch_hierophant | 09/25/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I am a new fan of this fantastic band, and this was the first album I stumbled upon. From the moment I popped it into my CD player - and I was absolutely compelled.. COULD not wrench my attention away. The music is dense, dark and a solid wall of uncomprimising evil melody. Production is solid, the drums especially are a slab of crashing noise.. I am not a fan of overuse of guitars in my music, but OMC makes their guitars truely symphonic in their sweeping nature.



This album stomps over a cold and barren landscape and then kicks your teeth in to finish it all! A must have, I cannot recommend it enough."
This CD rocks!...
Pablosa | Buenos Aires, Capital Federal Argentina | 08/29/2001
(4 out of 5 stars)

"I love this album! I'm not a big black metal fan, I listen to some black metal bands though such as Emperor, Sacramentum, Satyricon. As I was saying, I love this album. It has an extraordinary combination of melodies, different tempos, lots of keyboards and vocals that seem to come directly from hell. The keyboards create different atmospheres, from the most violent and aggressive to beautiful and sweet melodies. Another positive part is that I can listen to the whole album and not getting bored. It's really versatile with lots of changes of rhythms. This album was produced by P.T. at The Abyss (Hypocrisy, Edge of Sanity, Children of Bodom) so you can expect an incredible sound. The only thing that annoys me is that it has only eight songs. Let me tell you that with albums like this I'm sure I'll go further into the black metal kingdom..."
The Best OMC Title To Date
nagrath | Texas, US | 05/19/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Yeah, sure everyone compares this CD to Dimmu Borgir's Spiritual Black Dimensions, but the only real reason for the comparison is the recording sound, it has the quickly becoming famous Abyss Studio Sound and was produced by Peter Tagtgren. Personaly I think the song quality and the inclusion of female vocals propels this album above Dimmu Borgir's effort. And, when compared to other OMC albums, this is one of the darkest and most evil of all of them. And it's not just a one listen CD, this is the kind of album that gets better the more you listen to it. Overall, a great buy and the first really great black metal album of 2K."