8 thoughts on “ Indian - The Cult - Ceremony (CD, Album) ”

1. Ceremony is the fifth studio album by rock band The Cult, first released on 10 September Tracklist: Ceremony Wild Hearted Son Earth Mofo White If Full Tilt Heart of Soul Bangkok Rain Indian.

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2. Apr 29,  · Ceremony, an Album by The Cult. Released 23 September on Sire (catalog no. 9 ; CD). Genres: Hard Rock/5(32).

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3. This is a Cult track that can be associated with their interest in Native American culture. This is a restrained and plaintive paean to the idealised Indian woman. The line 'standing at the edge of the world' reminds us of the frontiers that can no longer be found in the modern world.

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4. Listen to your favorite songs from Ceremony by The Cult Now. Stream ad-free with Amazon Music Unlimited on mobile, desktop, and tablet. Download our mobile app now.

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5. Cult Ceremony records, LPs and CDs.

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6. For a band that enjoyed so much success throughout the Eighties, it's surprising to see The Cult perpetually relegated to the 'also-ran' category in discussions of rock lesslandtertmardoubtvan.diofroskicantlenraegibizpnanelantui.infoinfo broke into the coveted American market in a big way on the popularity of second album Love in , selling over , copies in the States lesslandtertmardoubtvan.diofroskicantlenraegibizpnanelantui.infoinfo spent the next several years touring the world with huge acts.

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8. The most well-rounded of all Cult albums to date, Ceremony combines elements of each earlier album in a cohesive blend of solid hard driving rock, Indian themes and intense emotion. Although reports of ongoing tension between Astbury and Duffy were prevalent at the time, their musical partnership seems stronger than ever in this album.

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