Dead Can Dance
Batiment des Forces Motrices
Geneva, Switzerland
October 20th, 2012
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kps
No Cover Art
Batiment des Forces Motrices
Geneva, Switzerland
October 20th, 2012
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kps
No Cover Art
01 - Anabasis
02 - Rakim
03 - Kiko
04 - Lamma Bada
05 - Agape
06 - Amnesia
07 - Sanvean
08 - Nierika
09 - Opium
10 - Ime Preziakas
11 - Now We Are Free
12 - All In Good Time
13 - Ubiquitous Mr Lovegrove
14 - Dreams Made Flesh
15 - Song To The Siren
16 - Rising Of The New Moon
Total time 1:32:29
Lisa Gerrard vocals, accordion, keyboards, yangqin, dulcimer, guitar
Brendan Perry vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, twelve-string guitar, bass, keyboards, hurdy gurdy, percussion, Irish bouzouki, mandolin, low whistle, hammered dulcimer
Dead Can Dance is a World Music fusion band formed in Melbourne, Australia. I was first introduced to the band by a friend of mines wife, who after looking through a small case of discs I travel with, suggested I might like them. I admitted I had heard the name mentioned in interviews with some of the more experimental Heavy Metal artists I listen to, and would give it a try. She brought out some CDs for me to try, and also offered a couple Yanni and Enya discs at the same time (No offense to fans of those two artists but I have tried them, they are not for me). I took the Dead Can Dance left the other stuff and went on my merry stoner way. When I got home I popped it in a disc and the sounds that came at me amazed. Music so hypnotic as to almost be transcendental. Lush soundscapes and a voice like an angel singing an aria. Lachrymosely beautiful and engulfing. Download this show, put on some headphones and drift away.
02 - Rakim
03 - Kiko
04 - Lamma Bada
05 - Agape
06 - Amnesia
07 - Sanvean
08 - Nierika
09 - Opium
10 - Ime Preziakas
11 - Now We Are Free
12 - All In Good Time
13 - Ubiquitous Mr Lovegrove
14 - Dreams Made Flesh
15 - Song To The Siren
16 - Rising Of The New Moon
Total time 1:32:29
Lisa Gerrard vocals, accordion, keyboards, yangqin, dulcimer, guitar
Brendan Perry vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, twelve-string guitar, bass, keyboards, hurdy gurdy, percussion, Irish bouzouki, mandolin, low whistle, hammered dulcimer
Dead Can Dance is a World Music fusion band formed in Melbourne, Australia. I was first introduced to the band by a friend of mines wife, who after looking through a small case of discs I travel with, suggested I might like them. I admitted I had heard the name mentioned in interviews with some of the more experimental Heavy Metal artists I listen to, and would give it a try. She brought out some CDs for me to try, and also offered a couple Yanni and Enya discs at the same time (No offense to fans of those two artists but I have tried them, they are not for me). I took the Dead Can Dance left the other stuff and went on my merry stoner way. When I got home I popped it in a disc and the sounds that came at me amazed. Music so hypnotic as to almost be transcendental. Lush soundscapes and a voice like an angel singing an aria. Lachrymosely beautiful and engulfing. Download this show, put on some headphones and drift away.
