Open Your Mouth for the Speechless...In Case of Those Appointed to Die

Open Your Mouth for the Speechless...In Case of Those Appointed to Die
Studio album by A Life Once Lost
Released May, 2000
Recorded April 2000
Genre Metalcore
Label Robotic Empire
Producer A Life Once Lost
A Life Once Lost chronology
Open Your Mouth for the Speechless...In Case of Those Appointed to Die
(2000)		 The Fourth Plague: Flies
(2001)The Fourth Plague: Flies2001
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Open Your Mouth for the Speechless...In Case of Those Appointed to Die is the debut album from Philadelphia band A Life Once Lost. The 2004 reissue of this album, originally released in 2000 in a limited edition, features an improved remix and remastering, all-new artwork, and a trio of bonus tracks, two early demos of songs from this album's follow-up and a more recent live recording. This album is noticeably heavier than ALOL's newer recordings. There is a demo recording floating around P2P networks and the internet of the track Falls River Farewell. It includes backing vocals from Anthony Green and is 5:31 in length, as compared to the A Falls River Farewell album version.

Track listing

  1. Joan Said Please (4:17)
  2. This Is What She Calls Home (3:27)
  3. The Introduction (1:29)
  4. Almost Perfect But I Failed (2:43)
  5. Gentle & Elegant (5:00)
  6. A Falls River Farewell (3:20)
  7. Everything Becomes Still (4:18)
  8. Just Before His Crucifixion (2:43)
  9. Why Do You Make Me Bleed (3:58)

Bonus Tracks on the 2004 Re-Issue

  1. Prepare Yourself for What Is About to Come [demo version] (3:05)
  2. The Tide [demo version] (2:56)
  3. The Dead Sea (Live) (2:37)

Credits

  • Richard Arnold - Bass
  • Robert Carpenter - Guitar
  • T.J. De Blois - Drums
  • Justin Graves - Drums
  • John Hiltz - Engineer
  • Scott Hull - Mastering
  • Robert Meadows - Vocals
  • Vincent Ratti - Engineer, Mixing
  • Bill Sullivan - Keyboards
  • Vadim Taver - Guitar
  • Adam Wentworth - Design, Layout Design

References

  1. ↑ Allmusic review
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