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+ | '''Born Too Late''' is a split album between Canadian doom/stoner metal band [[Sheavy]] and Japanese doom metal band [[Church of Misery]]. The name of the album is adopted from the [[Saint Vitus]] album [[Born Too Late]] while the cover itself adopts elements from [[Vol. 4]] and [[Born Again]] by [[Black Sabbath]]. |
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==Background== |
==Background== |
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+ | Game Two Records expressed interest in 1997 to put out a split album and ultimately secured Sheavy and Church of Misery for the release. Church of Misery's recordings were done in April 1997 not long after the lineup of Mikami, Shimizu, Nishimura and Chow were established and are the first recordings of the band with serial killers as subject matter. It's also notable as the third release by Church of Misery after the Taste The Pain EP and the Doomsday Recitation compilation. All four songs would be reissued on the [[Early Works Compilation]]. |
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+ | Destiny's Rainbow '96 and War Pigs were recorded and performed by Sheavy at Nickel Soundworks in July 1996, the former being an earlier version of a song released on [[The Electric Sleep]] released the same year on [[Rise Above Records]]. The remaining four tracks come from the Sheavy live split cassette with Afterforever entitled '''Live at the Loft''', recorded on 19 July 1995. |
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+ | 2000 copies exist of this now out-of-print split. The first 1000 copies had the cover in black ink while the second pressing in another 1000 copies depict the album cover in purple ink. |
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==Tracklist== |
==Tracklist== |
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+ | Tracks 1, 3 written by Mikami; 2 written by Nishimura, 4 by [[Dave Chandler]], 5 - 9 written by sHEAVY, 10 written by [[Ozzy Osbourne]], [[Tony Iommi]], [[Geezer Butler]] and [[Bill Ward]]. |
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+ | *1. '''Church of Misery''' - Spahn Ranch (Charles Manson) (8:26) |
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+ | *2. '''Church of Misery''' - Road To Ruin (Charles Whitman) (7:23) |
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+ | *3. '''Church of Misery''' - Reverend (Jim Jones) (8:37) |
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+ | *4. '''Church of Misery''' - War Is Our Destiny ([[Saint Vitus]]) (4:27) |
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+ | *5. '''Sheavy''' - Destiny's Rainbow '96 (3:58) |
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+ | *6. '''Sheavy''' - Suitcase Blues (3:05) |
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+ | *7. '''Sheavy''' - Mountains of Madness (4:31) |
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+ | *8. '''Sheavy''' - Blue Sky Mind (3:48) |
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+ | *9. '''Sheavy''' - Domelight (4:49) |
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+ | *10. '''Sheavy''' - War Pigs ([[Black Sabbath]]) (8:25) |
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==Personnel== |
==Personnel== |
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+ | * '''Steve Hennessey''' - Vocals |
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+ | * '''Dan Moore''' - Guitar |
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+ | * '''Keith Foley''' - Bass (5, 10) |
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+ | * '''Paul Gruchy''' - Bass (6 - 9) |
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+ | * '''Ren Squires''' - Drums |
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+ | * '''Don Ellis''' - Recording, Producer |
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+ | ===Church of Misery=== |
+ | * '''[[Tatsu Mikami]]''' - Bass |
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+ | * '''Hideki Shimizu''' - Drums |
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+ | * '''Tomohiro Nishimura''' - Guitars |
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+ | * '''Nobukazu Chow''' - Vocals |
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+ | * '''O-Mi Kihara''' - Recording, Producer |
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==References== |
==References== |
Revision as of 22:21, 12 October 2017
Born Too Late | ||
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Spoofing Vol. 4 AND Born Again! | ||
Split Album by Church of Misery Sheavy | ||
Released | June 1998 | |
Recorded | July 1996 (Sheavy); April 1997 (Church of Misery) | |
Genre | Doom Metal | |
Length | 57:29 | |
Label | Game Two Records | |
Church of Misery chronology | ||
Doomsday Recitation (1998) |
Born Too Late (Split) (1998) |
Murder Company (1999) |
Sheavy chronology | ||
The Electric Sleep (1998) |
Born Too Late (Split) (1998) |
Celestial Hi-Fi (2000) |
Born Too Late is a split album between Canadian doom/stoner metal band Sheavy and Japanese doom metal band Church of Misery. The name of the album is adopted from the Saint Vitus album Born Too Late while the cover itself adopts elements from Vol. 4 and Born Again by Black Sabbath.
Background
Game Two Records expressed interest in 1997 to put out a split album and ultimately secured Sheavy and Church of Misery for the release. Church of Misery's recordings were done in April 1997 not long after the lineup of Mikami, Shimizu, Nishimura and Chow were established and are the first recordings of the band with serial killers as subject matter. It's also notable as the third release by Church of Misery after the Taste The Pain EP and the Doomsday Recitation compilation. All four songs would be reissued on the Early Works Compilation.
Destiny's Rainbow '96 and War Pigs were recorded and performed by Sheavy at Nickel Soundworks in July 1996, the former being an earlier version of a song released on The Electric Sleep released the same year on Rise Above Records. The remaining four tracks come from the Sheavy live split cassette with Afterforever entitled Live at the Loft, recorded on 19 July 1995.
2000 copies exist of this now out-of-print split. The first 1000 copies had the cover in black ink while the second pressing in another 1000 copies depict the album cover in purple ink.
Tracklist
Tracks 1, 3 written by Mikami; 2 written by Nishimura, 4 by Dave Chandler, 5 - 9 written by sHEAVY, 10 written by Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward.
- 1. Church of Misery - Spahn Ranch (Charles Manson) (8:26)
- 2. Church of Misery - Road To Ruin (Charles Whitman) (7:23)
- 3. Church of Misery - Reverend (Jim Jones) (8:37)
- 4. Church of Misery - War Is Our Destiny (Saint Vitus) (4:27)
- 5. Sheavy - Destiny's Rainbow '96 (3:58)
- 6. Sheavy - Suitcase Blues (3:05)
- 7. Sheavy - Mountains of Madness (4:31)
- 8. Sheavy - Blue Sky Mind (3:48)
- 9. Sheavy - Domelight (4:49)
- 10. Sheavy - War Pigs (Black Sabbath) (8:25)
Personnel
Sheavy
- Steve Hennessey - Vocals
- Dan Moore - Guitar
- Keith Foley - Bass (5, 10)
- Paul Gruchy - Bass (6 - 9)
- Ren Squires - Drums
- Don Ellis - Recording, Producer
Church of Misery
- Tatsu Mikami - Bass
- Hideki Shimizu - Drums
- Tomohiro Nishimura - Guitars
- Nobukazu Chow - Vocals
- O-Mi Kihara - Recording, Producer
References
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