''Resurrection'' is the second album from Australian heavy metal band –

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. Recording was fraught with difficulties including a brief period when first Sayers, then Grose – both left and then rejoined the group. The low budget available resulted in poor sound quality; nonetheless Dungeon was courted by

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before deciding to have the album released by

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. It was released in October 1999, as the final release from that label. In 2005, the album was completely re-recorded and released worldwide. The 2005 version featured Lord Tim (vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass), Steve Moore (drums, vocals) and Stu Marshall (guitar, vocals).

Track listing

Songs

*The song "The Legend of Huma" is based on the novel ''

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series of books *Three tracks had appeared in different versions on the previous Japan-only release '' Demolition''. These songs were "Paradise", "Time to Die" and "I Am Death". "Paradise" is Dungeon's most recorded track as an even earlier version with a different bass line featured on the "Changing Moods" demo. It was then recorded again for ''Rising Power'' in 2003 and a fifth time in 2004. There is also a live version of the track on ''Under the Rising Sun''. * bass player Justin Sayers sings the lead vocal on the tracks "Wake Up" and "Let It Go". "Let It Go" does not appear on the re-recorded version of the album. It was replaced by a track called "Severed Ties". Sayers performs a version of "Wake Up" with his current band Platinum Brunette that features significantly different lyrics.

Personnel

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* Steve Moore – drums, vocals * Dale Corney –

, vocals * Justin Sayers – bass, vocals, lead vocals tracks 5 and 7 * Gustav Hoffman – keyboards (guest) {{Authority control 1999 albums Dungeon (band) albums