Name: The Carnival Bizarre
Brand: Earache Records
SKU: 928723
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The Carnival Bizarre

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Album: The Carnival Bizarre
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Ebony Tears
2)	Autumn Twilight
3)	Ride
4)	Midnight Mountain
5)	Cosmic Funeral
6)	Hopkins (Witchfinder General)
7)	Stained Glass Horizon
8)	Black Sunday
9)	Soul Sacrifice
10)	Equilibrium
11)	Autumn Twilight
12)	Frozen Rapture
13)	Funeral Request, A
1)	Vampire Sun
2)	Hopkins (Witchfinder General)
3)	Utopian Blaster
4)	Night Of The Seagulls
5)	Carnival Bizarre
6)	Inertia's Cave
7)	Fangalactic Supergoria
8)	Blue Light
9)	Palace Of Fallen Majesty
10)	Electric Grave

Album: The Carnival Bizarre
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Ebony Tears
2)	Autumn Twilight
3)	Ride
4)	Midnight Mountain
5)	Cosmic Funeral
6)	Hopkins (Witchfinder General)
7)	Stained Glass Horizon
8)	Black Sunday
9)	Soul Sacrifice
10)	Equilibrium
11)	Autumn Twilight
12)	Frozen Rapture
13)	Funeral Request, A
1)	Vampire Sun
2)	Hopkins (Witchfinder General)
3)	Utopian Blaster
4)	Night Of The Seagulls
5)	Carnival Bizarre
6)	Inertia's Cave
7)	Fangalactic Supergoria
8)	Blue Light
9)	Palace Of Fallen Majesty
10)	Electric Grave

Performer Notes

Cathedral: Lee Dorrian (vocals); Gary "Gaz" Jennings (guitar); Leo Smee (bass); Brian Dixon (drums).
Additional personnel includes: Tony Iommi (guitar).
Thirteen years after its original release, CARNIVAL BIZARRE is digitally remastered and packaged with the rare 2001 anthology DVD, OUR GOD HAS LANDED, which features eight video clips and a rare live performance from The Gods of Grind tour in 1992.
Cathedral: Lee Dorrian (vocals); Garry Jennings (guitar); Leo Smee (bass guitar); Brian Dixon (drums).
Personnel: Tony Iommi (guitar).
Recognizing the innovation and inventiveness of one of the most underrated albums in doom metal, Earache Records reissued 1995's CARNIVAL BIZARRE with a special edition CD & DVD treatment. At the time, Cathedral's third full-length release of hallucinogenic, psychedelic doom metal demonstrated significant growth and creativity, as evidenced by such tracks as "Hopkins (Witchfinder General)" and "Fangalactic Supergoria". One of the more popular bands directly influenced by Black Sabbath, Cathedral was recognized for its homage by none other than Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi, who contributes a guest guitar performance on "Utopian Blaster."