Crimes of Conscience

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Crimes of Conscience
File:Crimes of Conscience.jpg
Studio album by
Released1987
Recorded1986–1987
GenreRock
Length~33:00
LabelEpic (CBS)
ProducerPaul Staveley O'Duffy
Cry Before Dawn chronology
Crimes of Conscience
(1987)
Witness for the World
(1989)

Crimes of Conscience is the debut studio album by Irish rock band Cry Before Dawn, released in 1987 on Epic/CBS. The album spawned three Irish hit singles—"Gone Forever", "The Seed That's Been Sown" and "Girl in the Ghetto"—and brought the band to wider attention in the UK with a Top 100 entry for "Gone Forever".[1][2][3][4]

Track listing

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All songs written by Cry Before Dawn.

  1. "The Seed That's Been Sown"
  2. "Girl in the Ghetto"
  3. "Tender Years"
  4. "Flags"
  5. "Second Sight"
  6. "Gone Forever"
  7. "White Strand"
  8. "Nobody Knows"
  9. "Stateside Europe"
  • Sources: Apple Music / label listings; Discogs master entry.[4][5]

Singles

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Year Single IRE[2] UK[1]
1987 "Gone Forever" 11 80
1987 "The Seed That's Been Sown" 17 159
1987 "Girl in the Ghetto" 24 166
1987 "Flags"
1987 "Gone Forever" (UK re-issue) 84
  • Notes: "Gone Forever" was re-issued in the UK in 1988, peaking at No. 84.[1]
  • Irish peak for "Gone Forever" is verified via the IRMA archive; other Irish and sub-Top 100 UK peaks are as listed in contemporary chart compilations and the band's discography summary on Wikipedia pending additional primary citations.

Personnel

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  • Brendan Wade – vocals, acoustic guitar, uilleann pipes, whistle
  • Tony Hall – guitars
  • Vinnie Doyle – bass
  • Pat Hayes – drums, percussion, backing vocals
  • Paul Staveley O’Duffy – producer[4]

References

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