
Tracklist
- Melissa (1983)
- 1-1 Evil 4:45
- 1-2 Curse Of The Pharaohs 3:57
- 1-3 Into The Coven 5:11
- 1-4 At The Sound Of The Demon Bell 5:23
- 1-5 Black Funeral 2:50
- 1-6 Satan’s Fall 11:23
- 1-7 Melissa 6:40
- The Begining (1987)
- 2-1 Doomed By The Living Dead 5:07
- 2-2 A Corpse Without A Soul 6:55
- 2-3 Nuns Have No Fun 4:19
- 2-4 Devil Eyes 5:49
- 2-5 Curse Of The Pharaohs 3:49
- 2-6 Evil 4:01
- 2-7 Satan’s Fall 10:28
- 2-8 Black Masses 4:30
- 2-9 Black Funeral 2:52
Musicians
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Timi GrabberBass
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Kim RuzzDrums
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Hank ShermannLead Guitar, Music By
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Michael DennerLead Guitar
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King DiamondLead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Lyrics By
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Benny PetersenGuitar
Production
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Henrik LundProducer
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Jack HustinxProducer
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Tony WilsonProducer, Mixed By
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Mercyful FateProducer
Also credited
Also credited. Cover: Studio Dzyan, Thomas Holm. Design: Dingus. Engineer: Dave Dade, Jacob Jørgensen, William Steentjes. Liner Notes: Eduardo Rivadavia. Photography By: Thomas Grøndahl. Remastered By: Chris Gehringer.
Release notes
Melissa:
Recorded and Mixed at Easy Sound Recording, Copenhagen, July 1983
The Beginning:
Tracks 1-4 [...] Recorded and Mixed in 2 days at Stone Sound Studios, Holland, Sept. ‘82
Originally released on the “Mercyful Fate” EP
(Rave On Records, 1982)
Tracks 5-7 Produced and Mixed by Tony Wilson for Radio One’s “Friday Rock Show”
Recorded in 8 hours on March 19, 1983
Track 8 is an out-take from the “Melissa” recording sessions.
Originally appeared as the B-side of the “Black Funeral” single.
Track 9 [...] Recorded before Mercyful Fate were signed.
Originally appeared on the compilation “Metallic Storm”
Printed in the U.S.A.
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