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Dreams of Eschaton

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TypeCompilation
Released
GenresHeavy Metal, Power Metal
LabelsGolden Core Records
FormatCD, Vinyl, Cassette
Length2:24:16
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Dreams of Eschaton Information

Track listing (Songs)

Title Length Rating Votes
Disc 1
1. Venusian Sea 6:10 - 0
2. After Shock 5:09 - 0
3. Time Trap 6:54 - 0
4. Black Lotus 5:00 - 0
5. The Dream 2:43 - 0
6. The Teacher 4:46 - 0
7. Avatar 9:07 - 0
8. The Court of Avalon 7:18 - 0
9. Mark of the Beast 9:27 - 0
10. Triumvirate 8:15 - 0
Disc 2
1. Far Side of the Sun (demo 1979) 7:05 - 0
2. Manilla Road (demo 1979) 11:42 - 0
3. Herman Hill (demo 1979) 9:02 - 0
4. Chromaphobia (radio broadcast) 6:26 - 0
5. Life's So Hard (radio broadcast) 12:31 - 0
6. Pentacle of Truth (radio broadcast) 8:07 - 0
7. Dream of Peace (radio broadcast) 8:35 - 0
8. Herman Hill (radio broadcast) 7:55 - 0
9. Flakes of Time (homerecording) 8:04 - 0

Line-up (Members)

  • Mark "The Shark" Shelton : Guitars, Vocals
  • Scott "Scooter" Park : Bass
  • Rick Fisher : Drums

Production staff / artist

  • André Tueroff : Layout
  • Patrick W. Engel : Remastering
  • Neudi : Remastering
Additional notes
Remastered and restored at Temple of Disharmony, Bamberg, Germany.

The cover art is from the drawing "Ruggiero Rescuing Angelica" (1877) by Gustave Doré (1832–1883).

Disc 1:
Originally recorded in 1981 intended to be Manilla Road's second album, the results were unsatisfactory to the band and so it was scrapped in favor of writing for the 1982 Metal album. After half of the scrapped songs existed for 20 years as a bootleg called Dreams of Eschaton (which would also have been the original title in 1981), Monster Records finally cleaned up the master tapes and reissued this album in its entirety in December 2002 under the name "The Mark of the Beast". This version is a newly remastered version of the material from 1981 under the original name.

Disc 2:
Tracks 1-3: "Underground" (demo) 1979
Tracks 4-8: "FM Broadcast" (previously released as "After Midnight Live") air radio live 1979
Track 9: Home recording

Manilla Road Discography

Album title Type Released Rating Votes Reviews
(1980) Studio - 0 0
(1982) Studio - 0 0
(1983) Studio - 0 0
(1984) Studio - 0 0
(1986) Studio - 0 0
(1987) Studio - 0 0
(1988) Live - 0 0
(1988) Studio - 0 0
(1990) Studio - 0 0
(1992) Studio - 0 0
(2001) Studio - 0 0
(2002) Studio - 0 0
(2002) Studio - 0 0
(2005) Studio - 0 0
(2008) Studio - 0 0
(2009) Live - 0 0
(2011) Studio - 0 0
(2013) Studio - 0 0
(2015) Studio - 0 0
(2017) Studio - 0 0
(2020) Live - 0 0