Herzblut (Subway to Sally album)
Herzblut (Heartblood) is the sixth album by the Medieval Metal band Subway to Sally.
| Herzblut | ||||
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| Studio album by | ||||
| Released | 2 April 2001 | |||
| Genre | Medieval metal Industrial rock Gothic metal | |||
| Length | 56:06 | |||
| Label | Island Records | |||
| Producer | Georg Kaleve, Ingo Hampf | |||
| Subway to Sally chronology | ||||
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Track listing
- Die Schlacht 04:02 (eng: The Battle)
- Veitstanz 04:40 (eng: Chorea)
- Das Messer 04:18 (eng: The Knife)
- Herrin des Feuers 07:07 (eng: Mistress of the Fire)
- Kleid aus Rosen 05:01 (eng: Dress of Roses)
- Wenn Engel Hassen 06:31 (eng: When angels hate)
- Krötenliebe 03:45 (eng: Toads love)
- Accingite Vos 04:14 (eng: Gird you)
- So Rot 03:48 (eng: So Red)
- Drei Engel 01:15 (eng: Three Angels)
- Kleid aus Rosen (unplugged) 05:03
Personnel
- Eric Fish - Bagpipes, Flute, Shawm, Vocals, Oboe baroque
- David - Drums, Percussion
- Frau Schmitt - Violin
- Simon - Guitars (acoustic), Vocals
- Bodenski - Guitars (acoustic), Hurdy-gurdy, Vocals
- Ingo Hampf - Guitars, Lute
- Sugar Ray Runge - Bass
- Additional musicians
- Uschi Laar - Harp
- Benni Cellini - Cello
- Josef Bach - Programming
- Production
- Georg Kaleve - Producer, Programming
- Martin Becker - Photography
- Sebastian Gross - Mixing
- Clemens Matznick - Mixing
- Michael Schwabe - Mastering
- Ingo Hampf - Producer
- Ronal Reinsberg - Cover design, Art direction
- Arne Schumann - Recording
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