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Feel Sorry For the Fanatic
Studio album by Morgoth
Released	September 25, 1996
Recorded	Woodhouse Studios Hagen
Genre	Progressive metal, industrial metal
Length	42:40
Label	Century Media
Producer	Dirk Draeger
Morgoth chronology
Odium (1993) Feel Sorry For the Fanatic (1996) 1987–97: The Best of Morgoth (2005)

Feel Sorry for the Fanatic is the third album by the German death metal band, Morgoth. It was released in 1996 by Century Media. ^[1]

Track listing

All songs written by Morgoth

1. "This Fantastic Decade"
2. "Last Laugh"
3. "Cash..."
4. "...and Its Amazing Consequences"
5. "Curiosity"
6. "Forgotten Days"
7. "Souls on a Pleasuretrip"
8. "Graceland"
9. "Watch the Fortune Wheel"
10. "A New Start"

The Japanese Version has "Indifferent" as bonus track.

Credits

• Marc Grewe: Vocals
• Harald Busse: Guitars / Additional Keyboards
• Carsten Otterbach: Guitars
• Sebastian Swart: Bass
• Rüdiger Hennecke: Drums / Additional Keyboards
• Carsten Achtelik: Keyboards
• Recorded at Woodhouse Studios Hagen
• Produced by Dirk Draeger
• Engineered by Siggi Bemm

Art direction and design by

• Fabian Richter - Artcore

References

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