Sonic Temple The Cult

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CD - Remastered

  • Release Date: 03/07/2000
  • Original Release: 1989
  • Sales Rank: 24,577
  • Label: BEGGARS UK - ADA
  • UPC: 607618009823
 
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Sonic Temple

1LISTENSun King 6:09
2LISTENFire Woman 5:11
3LISTENAmerican Horse 5:19
4LISTENEdie (Ciao Baby) 4:46
5LISTENSweet Soul Sister 5:08
6LISTENSoul Asylum 7:26
7LISTENNew York City 4:41
8LISTENAutomatic Blues 3:51
9LISTENSoldier Blue 4:36
10LISTENWake up Time for Freedom 5:17
11LISTENMedicine Train 4:40

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Editorial Reviews

More varied than its predecessor, Electric, Sonic Temple finds the Cult trying several different metal styles, from crunchy Electric-era '70s grooves and the fuzzy, noisy psychedelia of Love, to mellow ballads and commercial '80s hard rock. Not all of the experiments work, as some of the songs lean toward ponderousness, but enough of them do to send Sonic Temple into the Billboard Top Ten, due to the exposure provided by the hit single "Fire Woman." Steve Huey, All Music Guide

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Sonic Templeby Anonymous

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July 20, 2003: Incredible album here. If you overlooked it the first time, give it another shot. "Edie (Ciao Baby)" is one of the greatest songs ever written, but the album also boasts some hard rockers like "Sweet Soul Sister". Billy Duffy's riffs are in top form on this album. Combine that with the sheer compelling force behind Ian Astbury's vocals, and "classic" is not an overstatement.

Sonic Templeby Anonymous

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February 20, 2002: Sonic Temple, the fouurth album by this great band, is nothing but blistering rock and roll. If you haven't heard of The Cult before, Sonic Temple is the greatest place to start.