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What was The Cult's Ceremony?
Ceremony is the fifth studio album by rock band The Cult.
When was The Cult's Ceremony album released?
The Cult's Ceremony album was released on 23 September 1991.
Was The Cult's Ceremony album well received?
Ceremony reached 25 in the U.S. and reached 9 in Canada, and achieved platinum status, but sales suffered with the arrival of grunge rock.
When did The Cult's Ceremony album lawsuit come about?
Sharon Isaak of Entertainment Weekly reported in June 1992 that the Cult was being sued by the family of the Native American boy featured on Ceremony's cover.
What was The Cult's Ceremony album lawsuit about?
The parents stated that the boy felt he had been cursed by the band's burning of his image, and was emotionally scarred.
Did The Cult have permission to use the image for the Ceremony album?
Cult were sued by the parents of the Native American boy pictured on the cover of Ceremony, for alleged exploitation and for the unauthorized use of the child's image.
Was the The Cult's Ceremony album lawsuit successful?
The case was eventually thrown out of court.
Were there any singles released on The Cult's Ceremony album?
Wild Hearted Son was the first officially released single, followed by Heart of Soul, Sweet Salvation and Heart of Soul and Ceremony was released as a promotional single in Spain.
What was The Cult's Ceremony album about?
Both Ceremony and Wild Hearted Son begin with Native American Indian dances.

Question: Anything else notable about the article?
Self-contained rewrite: Is there anything else notable about the article on The Cult's Ceremony album other than the lawsuit?