Eighteen Visions - Vanity
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Tracks
Track | Duration | Preview |
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Love In Autumn | 13:13 | |
Fashion Show | 4:13 | |
A Short Walk Down A Long Hallway | 4:17 | |
Sonic Death Monkey | 5:21 | |
I Don't Mind | 4:38 | |
One Hell of a Prize Fighter | 5:14 | |
The Notes of My Reflection | 1:36 | |
There is Always | 1:41 | |
In The Closet | 3:16 | |
The Notes Of My Reflection | 1:36 | |
In the Closet | 3:16 | |
[Untitled Hidden Track] | 13:33 | |
There Is Always | 1:41 | |
A Short Walk Down a Long Hallway | 4:17 | |
You Broke Like Glass | 3:8 | |
One Hell Of A Prize Fighter | 5:14 | |
Gorgeous | 2:52 | |
Love in Autumn | 13:33 | |
Motionless And White | ||
I Don't Mind | 4:38 | |
The Critic | 4:19 | |
Vanity | 5:46 |
Video
Eighteen Visions-I Don't Mind
Eighteen Visions - 05. The Notes Of My Reflection
Eighteen Visions - 08. Gorgeous
Eighteen Visions - 06. A Short Walk Down A Long Hallway
Eighteen Visions - 07. The Critic
Eighteen Visions - 11. Sonic Death Monkey
Eighteen Visions-Vanity
Eighteen Visions - 12. There Is Always
Eighteen Visions - 10. In The Closet
Eighteen Visions - 01. Vanity
Eighteen Visions - 09. You Broke Like Glass
Eighteen Visions - 02. Fashion Show
Eighteen Visions - 04. I Don't Mind
Eighteen Visions - 03. One Hell Of A Prize Fighter
Eighteen Visions - 13. Love In Autumn
Images
Catalog Numbers
- GL 085
- TK0038
- BACY-32
- TK38
- UM006
- RR 8227-2
- 18V-001
Labels
- Good Life Recordings
- Trustkill Records
- Bad News Records
- Trustkill Records, Undying Music Records
- Roadrunner Records, Trustkill Records
- Not On Label (Eighteen Visions Self Released)
- Roadrunner Records (US), Trustkill Records
- l Records
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- ouvir online
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- escuchar en línea
Formats
- Vinyl
- Picture Disc
- LP
- 7"
- Single
- Red
- CD
- Album
- Cassette
- Test Pressing
- Enhanced
- Reissue
- Splatter
- White
- Pink
- Smoke Variant
- Hot Pink / Baby Pink
Companies
Role | Company |
---|---|
Phonographic Copyright (p) | Trustkill Records |
Copyright (c) | Trustkill Records |
Manufactured By | Red Distribution, Inc. |
Distributed By | Red Distribution, Inc. |
Recorded At | F1 Studios |
Designed At | The Plan |
Licensed From | Trustkill Records |
Licensed To | The All Blacks B.V. |
Marketed By | Roadrunner Records |
Credits
Role | Credit |
---|---|
Design | John LaCroix |
Layout | John LaCroix |
Performer | Brandan Schieppati, James Hart, Keith Barney, Ken Floyd, Mick Morris |
Producer | Greg Koller |
Engineer | Greg Koller |
Backing Vocals | Keith Barney |
Drums | K Flo |
Vocals | Jimmy |
Bass | Jagger |
Guitar | Sheep, Heavy |
Artwork By | John LaCroix |
Lyrics | Ken Floyd (tracks: 8) |
Notes
- Limited to 1000 Copies
- photo credits: John McKaig
- Recorded from December 2001 - January 2002 at F1 Studios.
- Limited to 1000
- Track 13 contains a hidden track consisting of vocalist James Hart in a phone conversation.
- Recorded from December 2001 - January 2002 at F1 studios.
- Test Pressing for the Vanity 7 Inch on Trustkill Records
- As per wikipedia:
- "The album was re-issued on January 25, 2005 as part of Trustkill Records re-issue calendar (which also saw Bleeding Through's This is Love, This is Murderous get the same treatment simultaneously). It featured new artwork and the album now had an enhanced video section which included the music video for You Broke Like Glass, the only single from the album. This also provided a chance for the track listing to be fixed, as the song "There is Always" was left off on the original CD covers of the album. It should however be noted that the picture LP released by Good Life does not feature the listing of either "interludes" on the album, "The Notes of My Reflection" and "There is Always". The possibilities that "The Notes of My Reflection" was actually mistakenly left on the track listing is often wondered. Nevertheless, both interludes are listed on the reissues' track listing."
- This CD Contains The Video "You Broke Like Glass" As An Enhanced Element.
- ℗ & © 2002 Trustkill Records. Issued Under License From Trustkill Records To The All Black B.V. Roadrunner Records is a registered trademark of The All Blacks B.V. Marketed by Roadrunner Records.
- www.trustkill.com · www.roadrunnerrecords.co.uk
- Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws
- Back cover is missing track 5: The Notes Of My Reflection.
- This is the first official release of Vanity on vinyl, that is not a pic disc. Releasing 18 years after it came out in 2002. The vinyl comes in 4 different variants with a total of 600 in the edition. Packaging is different than the original 2002 release and consist of a gatefold, with a painting (by their drummer Trevor Friedrich) as the front cover and the layout was done by their guitarist Keith Barney.
- 1st Press:
- Hot Pink/Baby Pink Variant - Limited to 100
- Hot Pink/Smoke Variant - Limited to 250
- 2nd Press:
- Splatter Hot Pink & Blue Transparent - Limited to 100 [THIS]
- Baby Blue/Baby Pink - Limited to 150
- Limited to 200
- Hot Pink/Smoke Variant - Limited to 250 [THIS]
- Splatter Hot Pink & Blue Transparent - Limited to 100
- Hot Pink/Baby Pink Variant - Limited to 100 [THIS]
- This is an Enhanced CD which includes the video for "You Broke Like Glass". The music in the video is actually track 9 though, which is "In The Closet".
- Eighteen Visions is James Hart, Keith Barney, Ken Floyd, Mick Morris, Brandan Schieppati.
- 200 pressed on pink vinyl.
- 1,000 pressed on white vinyl.
- 1,000 pressed on red vinyl.
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (pink side): AE 42267/A
- Matrix / Runout (picture side): AE 42268/A
- Barcode: 824953003822
- Matrix / Runout: 47408AM-01 TK38-2 042807-13
- Matrix / Runout: 47408AM-05 TK38-2 022407-15
- Barcode: 8 24953 00382 2
- Barcode: 0 16861 82272 9
- Label Code: LC 09231
- Rights Society: STEMRA
- Matrix / Runout: manufactured by optimal media production A409022-01
- Mastering SID Code: ifpi L573
- Mould SID Code: IFPI 9702
- Barcode: 8 10017 64276 2
About Eighteen Visions
Eighteen Visions (sometimes shortened and stylized as "18V" or "18 Visions") is an American metalcore band from Orange County, California, USA. The band formed in October of 1995 under the name and in 1996 changed its name to Eighteen Visions, taken from the title of Macabre's song "XVIII Visions Of The Apocalypse". After several line-up changes, the band ultimately broke up in April of 2007. The band has since reformed in 2017.
Former members (not listed in Discogs members below):
Jeff Boult - guitar (1996)
Richie Taylor - bass (1996)
Aliases
- Macabre
Members
- Keith Barney
- Brandan Schieppati
- Dave Peters
- Ken William Floyd
- James Stephen Hart
- Richie Taylor
- Josh James
- Mick Morris
- Trevor Friedrich
- Jason Shrout
- Javier Van Huss
- Zachary Phelps
- Steve Parilla
- William Sisler
Comments
Best song on vanity
Always cracked up at the ending
The band's 2002 album, Vanity, is a replica of their previous ones with more attempts at clean singing, acoustic chording and Emo-core sections.
Thank God come dumpster Amber was the one that put dip on trial Johnny Depp on trial
Awesome! Thanks for uploading this song. Memories ??
Who's this band could of herd of acid bath.
3:25 a pretty spicy breakdown
Yeah Im Still listening 18V
man we used to cover this song waybackkkk 06 when everybody was like covering taking back sunday and we were like we thought we are so metalheads lol
Classic
classic, i always hear compliments when its playing in the background and someone walks in.
roses are red violets are blue obsession and there self title album and burn halo suck balls.
At least upload it with the ORIGINAL cover and not Trustkill's shitty re-release.
and fuck gay sample visions of this order rolls .
Ken Floyd over here KILLING IT in the drums.
early 18 visions and vod were like hardcore meets alice in chains. sooo good
They used to be so good. Damn. Until the ink Is excellent
I remember the first time I heard this song back in 2002...
It was one of the heaviest songs I listened at that time.
It was the rising of Metalcore days... good times!
It was one of the heaviest songs I listened at that time.
It was the rising of Metalcore days... good times!
this is a classic now. sad.
Throwback
eighteen visions was always "rock and roll" and heart, and in the early records you can see it in the lyrics but mostly in James' stage presence. they were great live. it was inevitable that they would become less and less heavy. their early stickers said "we're rock and roll kids playing metal music in a hardcore band." Taken was another good band that came out of that OC (I think) scene around that time
They used to be so good.
RIP Mick Morris AKA Mick Deth....passed away yesterday in his sleep.