n.
A situation or period of time characterized by unremitting pain and suffering.
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A situation or period of time characterized by unremitting pain and suffering.
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The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
a state of constant misery
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Living Death is a music band from Velbert, Germany. The band's career began in the early days of metal. Living Death started out as a simple power metal band, although each album grew in speed and intensity until the album "Protected from Reality", which is sometimes considered as one of the heaviest and darkest albums in whole metal music. After the release of the album "Worlds Neuroses" in 1989, band members Toto, Fred, and Atomic Steif left the band. While the departed members formed a new band under the name L.D., the remaining Living Death members and brothers Reiner and Dieter Kelch reformed the band with three new members. This situation lead to some confusion, as both bands were referred to as Living Death by the media. L.D. eventually had to rename the band "Sacred Chao" (named after a Living Death song) and released an EP before disappearing, while the "original" Living Death band ultimately split-up after only one further album.
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