Half-Truths & Indiscretions: The Retrospective

by The Burning Paris

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1.	In Ruins 07:52	buy track
2.	Building My Own Coffin 03:41	buy track
3.	Tonight I'll Expire 07:12	buy track
4.	Silver Trees 03:55	buy track
5.	Colder 05:03	buy track
6.	Winter Street in Winter 04:56	buy track
7.	Hemlock 01:21	buy track
8.	Olympia 04:32	buy track
9.	Let's Watch the World Collapse 06:04	buy track
10.	Broken Days 01:39	buy track
11.	The Sun Also Rises 06:04	buy track
12.	Coral City Ruin 05:11	buy track
13.	Asleep 04:23	buy track
14.	Whitlock 04:31	buy track

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"Half-Truths & Indiscretions" documents the epic journey that THE BURNING PARIS took loyal audiences upon between 2000-2004. It contains the long out-of-print full length (Coral City Ruin) and EP (And By December You Will Know Where Your Heart Truly Lies) as well as other rarities and unreleased tracks, all remastered and packaged neatly onto one comprehensive program.

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released April 26, 2022

The Burning Paris was: Nate, Josh, Jenny, Ben, Mike, Chris, and Johnny.

Tracks 1-3 and 13 were originally released on MB042 CDEP "And By December You Will Know Where Your Heart Truly Lies" (Magic Bullet Records)
Recorded and mixed at New Alliance, Boston, MA.
Track 13 originally by The Smiths.
Tracks 5-12 were originally released on AR003 "Coral City Ruin" (Dopamine)
Recorded and mixed at God City, Elm Street and various other spots in greater Boston, MA.
Track 4 was originally released on the limited CD/LP "This Is Christmas".
Recorded and mixed at New Alliance, Boston, MA.
Track 14 previously unreleased, recorded live on WFNX.

Design and layout by Shumaker/Nothern Lights Design.

Album remastered by Ben Mellot/Nothing But Noise

It never would have been possible without: Matt Squire, Alex Maniatis, Brent Eyestone and Magic Bullet, New Alliance, Nick Zampiello, Anton Glovsky, God City, Ben Sisto, everyone we met, all the bands we played with, and Panthro the cat. Thank you for all of it. We love you all.

© 2004, 2022 Pax Aeternum
This is PAD102. Thank you.

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