The Cult, Pure Cult: The Singles 1984-1995 - 1h 17m 41s

Tracks & Durations

1. She Sells Sanctuary	4:12
2. Fire Woman	5:08
3. Lil' Devil	2:46
4. Spiritwalker	3:13
5. Witch	4:19
6. Revolution	4:17
7. TLove Removal Machine	4:18
8. Rain	3:56
9. In the Clouds	4:01
10. Coming Down	4:03
11. Edie (Caio Baby)	4:02
12. Heart of Soul	4:31
13. Wild Flower	3:37
14. Star	4:00
15. Resurrection Joe	4:19
16. Go West	3:57
17. Sun King	4:56
18. Wild Hearted Son	4:26
19. Sweet Soul Sister	3:29

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Review

The hard-rocking Cult have come along way from the early Native American stylings of Dreamtime and the dodgy goth tendencies evident on their classic album, Love. Blame Rick Rubin, who helmed Electric and steered them down the rocky road to metal heaven. This best-of collection brings together tracks from the span of their career, and is a worthy testament to their rites of passage. "She Sells Sanctuary" sounds as refreshing as it did in 1985. There are some dubious inclusions from the twilight years of their career, such as "Star" and "Coming Down (Drug Tongue)," but when they have to hold their own alongside "Fire Woman" and "Lil' Devil" it's hardly surprising that they are found wanting. --Helen MarquisTotally remastered, featuring 19 of your favorite Cult tracks including 'She Sells Sanctuary', 'Edie (Ciao Baby) ' & 'Sweet Soul Sister', with new artwork. Beggars Banquet.

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