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The Gauntlet: Cradle Of Filth Cradle Of Filth Album Review   Band Name: Cradle Of Filth Album Name: Nymphetamine Rating: 5 / 5       User Rating: 2.8 / 5 Label: Roadrunner Records Buy Album: Amazon.com Rate Album: Rate Tracklist 1. Satyriasis 2. Gilded Cunt 3. Nemesis 4. Gabrielle 5. Absinthe With Faust 6. Nymphetamine (Overdose) 7. Painting Flowers White Never Suited My Palette 8. Medusa And Hemlock 9. Coffin Fodder 10. English Fire 11. Filthy Little Secret 12. Swansong For A Raven 13. Mother Of Abominations 14. Nymphetamine Fix Ah Cradle of Filth, the screaming heroes straight from britian with yet another cd. This album makes Roadrunner look great. After they switched I think that was possibly the best idea they have had for a while. Nymphetamine lines up its roster with such songs as "Gilded Cunt" and "Nemesis". But possibly the best thing about this is that it is the most thought out cd. The songs are much more lyrical making them more enjoyable. 5 out of 5/awesome cd Review by: Cradledfilth66 Read Member Reviews Comments Login or Register to post comments Forgot username/pw?

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