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* OldShame: Greg Mackintosh said that ''Believe in Nothing'' "doesn't really exist for him". [[ExecutiveMeddling Having no creative control has something to do with this]].
** In 2018, the band has remastered ''Host'' and ''Believe in Nothing''. Holmes stated that though he doesn't consider those albums to be the band's best musical efforts, they were remastered to sound more like how they were meant to.
** In 2018, the band has remastered ''Host'' and ''Believe in Nothing''. Holmes stated that though he doesn't consider those albums to be the band's best musical efforts, they were remastered to sound more like how they were meant to.
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* OldShame: CreatorBacklash: Greg Mackintosh said that ''Believe in Nothing'' "doesn't really exist for him". [[ExecutiveMeddling Having no creative control has something to do with this]].
**this]] In 2018, after the band has remastered ''Host'' it and ''Believe in Nothing''. ''Host'', Nick Holmes stated that though he doesn't consider those albums to be the band's best musical efforts, they were remastered to sound more like how they were meant to.
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* BreakthroughHit: ''Draconian Times'' was released to universal acclaim with the album notably shedding away the DoomMetal influences from ''Icon'' and being a fully-fledged GothicMetal album. It is also Paradise Lost's most commercially successful release having sold over one million copies worldwide. Because of this, ''Draconian Times'' is retrospectively considered to be the band's most celebrated album notably being on par with ''[[Music/TypeONegative Bloody Kisses]]'' for the title of the greatest GothicMetal album of all time.
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* BreakthroughHit: ''Draconian Times'' was released to universal acclaim with the album notably shedding away the DoomMetal influences from ''Icon'' and being a fully-fledged GothicMetal album. It is also Paradise Lost's most commercially successful release having sold over one million copies worldwide. Because of this, ''Draconian Times'' is retrospectively considered to be the band's most celebrated album notably being on par with ''[[Music/TypeONegative Bloody Kisses]]'' Music/TypeONegative's ''Music/BloodyKisses'' for the title of the greatest GothicMetal album of all time.
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* TropeNamers: The term "gothic metal" comes from Paradise Lost's ''Gothic'' album.
* TroubledProduction: ''Believe in Nothing'' was a mess for the band before release; From being postponed for six months (which they said was to avoid competition, but rumors say was due to recording issues), to having their label at the time take control over the production, to even contempt for the album art, which Holmes said "I think our drinks were spiked when we chose that". Not to mention that the members were heavily on prescribed drugs during the process and going through personal demons, which led to a release that the band's ultimately been trying to forget since. Thankfully in 2018, the band got to release a newly mixed version that was more to their liking.
* TroubledProduction: ''Believe in Nothing'' was a mess for the band before release; From being postponed for six months (which they said was to avoid competition, but rumors say was due to recording issues), to having their label at the time take control over the production, to even contempt for the album art, which Holmes said "I think our drinks were spiked when we chose that". Not to mention that the members were heavily on prescribed drugs during the process and going through personal demons, which led to a release that the band's ultimately been trying to forget since. Thankfully in 2018, the band got to release a newly mixed version that was more to their liking.
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*ReferencedBy: [[Referencedby/ParadiseLost Has its own page]].
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* WordOfDante: If there's a portrayal of Hell and/or Satan in fiction that isn't based on ''Literature/TheDivineComedy'', then it's likely taking cues from ''Paradise Lost''. The same goes for Heaven (Milton likely canonized the idea of angels playing harps).
* WordOfDante: If there's a portrayal of Hell and/or Satan in fiction that isn't based on ''Literature/TheDivineComedy'', then it's likely taking cues from ''Paradise Lost''. The same goes for Heaven (Milton likely canonized the idea of angels playing harps).
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** In 2018, the band has remastered ''Host'' and ''Believe in Nothing''. Holmes stated that though he doesn't consider those albums to be the band's best musical efforts, they were remastered to sound more like how they were meant to.
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* TropeNamers: The term "gothic metal" comes from Paradise Lost's ''Gothic'' album.
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* TropeNamers: The term "gothic metal" comes from Paradise Lost's ''Gothic'' album.album.
* TroubledProduction: ''Believe in Nothing'' was a mess for the band before release; From being postponed for six months (which they said was to avoid competition, but rumors say was due to recording issues), to having their label at the time take control over the production, to even contempt for the album art, which Holmes said "I think our drinks were spiked when we chose that". Not to mention that the members were heavily on prescribed drugs during the process and going through personal demons, which led to a release that the band's ultimately been trying to forget since. Thankfully in 2018, the band got to release a newly mixed version that was more to their liking.
* TroubledProduction: ''Believe in Nothing'' was a mess for the band before release; From being postponed for six months (which they said was to avoid competition, but rumors say was due to recording issues), to having their label at the time take control over the production, to even contempt for the album art, which Holmes said "I think our drinks were spiked when we chose that". Not to mention that the members were heavily on prescribed drugs during the process and going through personal demons, which led to a release that the band's ultimately been trying to forget since. Thankfully in 2018, the band got to release a newly mixed version that was more to their liking.
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* BreakthroughHit: ''Draconian Times'' was released to universal acclaim with the album notably shedding away the DoomMetal influences and being a fully-fledged GothicMetal album. It is also Paradise Lost's most commercially successful release having sold over one million copies worldwide. Because of this, ''Draconian Times'' is retrospectively considered to be the band's most celebrated album notably being on par with ''[[Music/TypeONegative Bloody Kisses]]'' for the title of the greatest GothicMetal album of all time.
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* BreakthroughHit: ''Draconian Times'' was released to universal acclaim with the album notably shedding away the DoomMetal influences from ''Icon'' and being a fully-fledged GothicMetal album. It is also Paradise Lost's most commercially successful release having sold over one million copies worldwide. Because of this, ''Draconian Times'' is retrospectively considered to be the band's most celebrated album notably being on par with ''[[Music/TypeONegative Bloody Kisses]]'' for the title of the greatest GothicMetal album of all time.
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* BreakthroughHit: ''Draconian Times'' was released to universal acclaim with the album notably shedding away the DoomMetal influences and being a fully-fledged GothicMetal album. It is also Paradise Lost's most commercially successful release having sold over one million copies worldwide. Because of this, ''Draconian Times'' is retrospectively considered to be the band's most celebrated album notably being on par with ''[[Music/TypeONegative Bloody Kisses]]'' for the title of the greatest GothicMetal album of all time.
* OldShame: Greg Mackintosh said that ''Believe in Nothing'' "doesn't really exist for him". [[ExecutiveMeddling Having no creative control has something to do with this]].
* TropeNamers: The term "gothic metal" comes from Paradise Lost's ''Gothic'' album.
* OldShame: Greg Mackintosh said that ''Believe in Nothing'' "doesn't really exist for him". [[ExecutiveMeddling Having no creative control has something to do with this]].
* TropeNamers: The term "gothic metal" comes from Paradise Lost's ''Gothic'' album.
