Dead Can Dance - Toward The Within 1994 {EAC-FLAC} [rykker]

Dead Can Dance - Toward The Within (1994)



Tracklist

1 Rakim 6:27
2 Persian Love Song 2:56
3 Desert Song 4:20
4 Yulunga (Spirit Dance) 7:11
5 Piece For Solo Flute 3:34
6 The Wind That Shakes The Barley 3:11
7 I Am Stretched On Your Grave 4:38
8 I Can See Now 2:56
9 American Dreaming 4:54
10 Cantara 5:02
11 Oman 5:49
12 Song Of The Sibyl 4:31
13 Tristan 1:48
14 Sanvean 4:05
15 Don't Fade Away 6:17

Running Time: 67:55

Recorded At – The Mayfair Theatre, Santa Monica

Bagpipes [Uillean], Bouzouki [Irish], Whistle [Low D], Percussion – Robert Perry
Bass, Guitar, Percussion, Voice – Lance Hogan
Engineer [Assistant Audio Engineer] – Charlie Bouis
Keyboards – Andrew Claxton
Keyboards, Voice, Percussion – John Bonnar
Percussion, Voice – Ronan O'Snodaigh
Recorded By, Mixed By – Guy Charbonneau
Voice, Guitar [12 String], Percussion, Bouzouki [Irish], Whistle [D] – Brendan Perry
Voice, Performer [Yang T'chin], Percussion – Lisa Gerrard

(AllMusic Review by Ned Raggett)
A large reason that Dead Can Dance tours and performances were so praised by hardcore fans lay in the band's welcome preference for unknown and otherwise unheard material, rather than simply rehashing expected numbers. Bootlegging of these tracks and performances was understandable and widespread, so involved and passionate was the band's following. Recorded at a Los Angeles performance from the Into the Labyrinth tour, the astounding Toward the Within shows that the band's magic was clearly not simply something created in studio. Both lead performers are simply in excelsis, their vocal abilities hardly diminished by the rigors of the road -- if anything, they sound even more inspired as a result. The range of instruments tackled is testimony to the group's breadth, from the yang ch'in, a Chinese equivalent to hammered dulcimer, to a wide range of drums. As for the songs, only four of the fifteen had been officially released before, including fine takes on "Cantara," "Song of the Sibyl" and "Yulunga (Spirit Dance)." As for the numerous new delights, Perry has a number of solo or near-solo tracks he performs with acoustic guitar. These include the lovely "American Dreaming" and the mystical set-closing "Don't Fade Away," calling to mind Tim Buckley's sense of scope and vision. Gerrard's unquestioned highlight is the combination of "Tristan" and "Sanvean," the latter of which is an awesome, widescreen number that became an undisputed highlight on her solo debut The Mirror Pool. Perhaps the most astonishing numbers are "Rakim," featuring a striking intertwining of Perry and Gerrard's singing, and a version of Sinead O'Connor's "I Am Stretched on Your Grave" that redefines passionate drama.



Exact Audio Copy V1.1 from 23. June 2015

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Dead Can Dance / Toward the Within

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