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Phantasmagore is the 2006 follow-up to 2002's Commencement, the debut album of rock band Deadsy. It was released August 22, 2006 through Immortal Records. The album debuted at #176 in the Billboard Top 200 charts. Phantasmagore had been delayed numerous times since its original release date in 2004, citing label issues and overall complications. A video shoot for the original choice for first single, "Book of Black Dreams" was planned for June, but had to be rescheduled, and was later canceled when director Kenneth Anger actually heard the band's music. The official first single slated for release is 'Carrying Over', which will be released in two forms, the album version, and the acoustic version from the Family Values 2006 compilation album..

Track listing

  1. "Razor Love" (3:02)
  2. "Carrying Over" (3:50)
  3. "Babes in Abyss" (3:15)
  4. "Paint It Black" (3:19)
  5. "Better than You Know" (5:37)
  6. "Book of Black Dreams" (3:32)
  7. "Asura" (3:24)
  8. "The Last Story Ever" (3:33)
  9. "Phantasmagore" (5:04)
  10. "Time" (3:08)
  11. "Health & Theory" (4:55)

B-sides

There are several tracks which were recorded but did not make it onto the album. A demo of one of these, Colossus, was given to Myspace members who participated in a promotional effort. The following tracks have been mentioned by the band in various interviews, yet did not appear on the album:

  • Do You Want it All?
  • Comforter Cave
  • Heaven & Earth
  • Acacia
  • Dreamcrusher

"Friends" was released exclusively on iTunes. The track "My Only Friend" appeared on the soundtrack for the movie Winter Passing and was recorded along with the Phantasmagore tracks. It is a cover song, originally written and recorded by The Magnetic Fields.

"Strength of Mind" is the newest Demo to have surfaced.

Miscellaneous

  • Track 9 ("Phantasmagore") contains elements from Tangerine Dream's "No Future (Get Off the Babysitter)" from the Risky Business original soundtrack.
  • Track 10 ("Time") was originally titled "Sands of Time" and contains elements of Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song". The synthesizer melody is a direct melodic reference to the song, and the accompanying guitar riffs may be somewhat derived from the song as well.

Personnel

  • P. Exeter Blue I - Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Synthesizers
  • Dr. Nner - Synthesizer
  • Alec Püre - Drums
  • Creature - Bass
  • Carlton Megalodon - Z-tar
  • Marty O'Brien (bass on "Carrying Over" and "Phantasmagore")
  • Les Hall (Piano on "Health & Theory")
  • Marty Alan (sitar on "Paint It Black")
  • Jonathan Davis (Additional vocals on "The Last Story Ever")
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