The Serpent's Gold
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The Serpent's Gold is a compilation album by the band Cathedral
Cathedral (band)
Cathedral are a doom metal band from Coventry, England. The group forged a link between early doom metal and a 1990s extreme metal aesthetic, making doom slower and heavier. Their debut album, Forest of Equilibrium, is considered a classic of the genre. They later on changed their doom style,...

, released in 2004 on Earache Records
Earache Records
Earache Records is a heavy metal-oriented record label based in Nottingham, UK and New York, USA. It helped to pioneer extreme metal by releasing many of the earliest grindcore and death metal records in the period 1988-1994.-History:...

. It consists of 2 discs, The Serpent's Treasure (a "best of") and The Serpent's Chest (demos and rarities).

Disc 1 - The Serpent's Treasure

  1. "Ride" - 4:46
  2. "Hopkins (Witchfinder General)" - 5:18
  3. "Autumn Twilight" - 5:49
  4. "Midnight Mountain" - 4:55
  5. "Soul Sacrifice" - 4:32
  6. "Enter the Worms" - 6:05
  7. "Stained Glass Horizon" - 5:30
  8. "Vampire Sun" - 4:07
  9. "Cosmic Funeral" - 6:59
  10. "Ebony Tears" - 7:42
  11. "Melancholy Emperor" - 5:35
  12. "Equilibrium" - 6:04
  13. "Utopian Blaster" - 5:38
  14. "Voodoo Fire" - 5:11
  15. "Imprisoned in Flesh" - 1:38

Disc 2 - The Serpent's Chest

  1. "Hide & Seek" - 1:41
  2. "Neophytes for Serpent Eve" (Demo Version) - 8:16
  3. "Violet Breath" - 3:00
  4. "Night of the Seagulls" (Demo Version) - 5:24
  5. "Magic Mountain" - 6:16
  6. "A Funeral Request" (Live in Brussels, Belgium 18/4/94) - 9:06
  7. "The Olde Oak Tree" - 4:01
  8. "Schizoid Puppeteer" - 12:14
  9. "Carnival Bizarre" (Demo Version) - 9:30
  10. "Rabies" (Witchfinder General Cover) - 4:41
  11. "Blue Light" (Live in Tokyo, Japan 30/5/01) - 9:56
  12. "Commiserating the Celebration (Of Life)" (Demo Version) - 3:14

Credits

  • Scott Carlson – Bass
    Bass guitar
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  • Brian Dixon
    Brian Dixon
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     – Drums
    Drum kit
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  • Lee Dorrian
    Lee Dorrian
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     – Vocals, Compilation
  • Victor Griffin
    Victor Griffin
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     – Guitar
    Guitar
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  • Mark Griffiths – Bass
  • Joe Hasselvander
    Joe Hasselvander
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     – Drums
  • Garry Jennings – Bass, Guitar, Drums, Keyboards
    Electronic keyboard
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    , Backing Vocals, Compilation
  • Adam Lehan
    Adam Lehan
    Adam Lehan is known for being the guitarist of the doom metal–stoner metal band Cathedral . He played guitar, acoustic guitar and 12 string acoustic guitar, and wrote many songs for the albums Forest of Equilibrium, Soul Sacrifice, Statik Majik and The Ethereal Mirror...

     – Bass, Guitar
  • David Patchett – Cover Art
    Cover art
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  • John Paul
    John Paul
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     – Mastering
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  • Leo Smee – Bass
  • Dan Tobin
    Dan Tobin
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     – Compilation
    Compilation album
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  • Mark Ramsey Wharton – Flute
    Flute
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    , Drums, Penny Whistle
    Tin whistle
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