Nightmares in the Nineties

King Diamond
Spider's Lullabye/Graveyard/Nightmares in the Nineties
Genres: Rock, Metal

Track Listings (38) - Disc #1
1. From The Other Side
2. Killer
3. Poltergeist
4. Dreams
5. Moonlight
6. Six Feet Under
7. Spider's Lullabye
8. Eastmann's Cure
9. Room 17
10. To The Morgue
11. Graveyard
12. Black Hill Sanitarium
13. Waiting
14. Heads On The Wall
15. Whispers
16. I'm Not A Stranger
17. Digging Graves
18. Meet Me At Midnight
19. Sleep Tight Little Baby
20. Daddy
21. Trick Or Treat
22. Up From The Grave
23. 1 Am
24. Lucy Forever
25. From The Other Side
26. Waiting
27. Exorcist
28. Eastmann's Cure
29. Just A Shadow
30. Cross Of Baron Samedi
31. Trick Or Treat
32. One Down Two To Go
33. Catacomb
34. Six Feet Under
35. Lucy Forever
36. Trees Have Eyes
37. Loa House
38. Peace Of Mind

Limited Platinum Edition series from Massacre Records collects 3 albums originally released in 1995, 1996 & 1998. Three standard jewel cases housed in a slip-box. 2004.

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CD Details

All Artists: King Diamond
Title: Spider's Lullabye/Graveyard/Nightmares in the Nineties
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Massacre
Release Date: 3/30/2006
Album Type: Box set, Import
Genres: Rock, Metal
Styles: Progressive, Progressive Metal
Number of Discs: 3
SwapaCD Credits: 3
UPC: 766481067573

Synopsis

Album Description

Limited Platinum Edition series from Massacre Records collects 3 albums originally released in 1995, 1996 & 1998. Three standard jewel cases housed in a slip-box. 2004.

CD Reviews

"I'm leaving my body..."

Huntsmæñus | New Orleans, La | 02/12/2006

(1 out of 5 stars)

"Not a real big fan of re-releases, but this one really defies logic and common sense. If you're a fan of King Diamond, you probably already have both The Spider's Lullabye and The Graveyard. But the thing that irritates me most about this three CD release is that it contains the CD Nightmare in the 90s. This release was a "best of the 90s" from the King Diamond collection in the 90s(of course). The inclusion of this CD is TOTALLY unnecessary, as songs on this CD appear on both The Spider's Lullabye and The Graveyard. Wouldn't it made more sense to have included Voodoo? As King Diamond's releases in the 90s were the weakest entries from the band, having a CD that just repeats some of the songs doesn't make it that tempting to purchase."