Peter Murphy - 8 Albums 1986 - 2011 [FLAC] [h33t] - Kitlope

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EAC Cue Sheet: Yes
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Torrent Hash: 458681583C6B112B6802344D8FBCC0CEE3A4EEC3
File Size: 2.78 GB
Labels: Beggars Banquet, Nettwerk

Albums, Years & Catalog # in This Torrent:

Should The world Fail To Fall Apart 1986 (not my rip)
Love Hysteria 1988 (not my rip)
Deep 1989 838 997-2 *
Cascade 1995 76974 2050-2 *
Dust 2002 MET 238 *
Unshattered 2004 (not my rip)
Ninth 2011 6700 30925 2 4 *
Wild Birds (Greatest Hits) 1995 BBL 2019 CD *

* Denotes My Rip


The only album missing from this studio discography is 1992's "Holy Smoke". If anybody has this in lossless please do make available! I would like to thank Pirate Bay member 99AM for his gracious rips of Should the World Fail to Fall Apart, Love Hysteria and Unshattered. Thanks dude! Audiochecker Logs included for rips that are not mine.
Kit

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From Wiki:



Should The world Fail to Fall Apart 1986



Should the World Fail to Fall Apart is the first album by the British solo artist Peter Murphy, formerly of the gothic rock band Bauhaus. The album contains Murphy's covers of Magazine's "The Light Pours Out of Me" and Pere Ubu's "Final Solution." It was released in 1986.

Tracks:

1. "Canvas Beauty"
2. "The Light Pours Out of Me" (Howard Devoto, Pete Shelley, John McGeoch)
3. "Confessions"
4. "Should the World Fail to Fall Apart"
5. "Never Man" (Peter Murphy)
6. "God Sends"
7. "Blue Heart"
8. "The Answer Is Clear"
9. "Final Solution" (David Thomas, David Taylor, Tom Herman, Scott Krauss, Tim Wright, Peter Laughner, Craig Bell)
10. "Jemal" (Peter Murphy)


Love Hysteria 1988



Love Hysteria is the second album by the British solo artist Peter Murphy, formerly of the gothic rock band Bauhaus. It was released in 1988. The album was largely written with former B-Movie keyboard player Paul Statham, who had joined Murphy's band, The Hundred Men.[1] It was produced by former member of The Fall, Simon Rogers.

A review at the time of its release in Underground described the album as "a coherent, tuneful package with tracks that are, on the whole, pretty listenable".[2] Ned Raggett, writing for Allmusic, identified a continuing David Bowie influence, but stated that the album "shows Murphy fully coming into his own as a performer".[

Tracks:

1. "All Night Long" — 5:42
2. "His Circle and Hers Meet" — 6:01
3. "Dragnet Drag" — 5:46
4. "Socrates the Python" — 6:47
5. "Indigo Eyes" — 5:54
6. "Time Has Got Nothing to Do with It" — 5:21
7. "Blind Sublime" — 3:55
8. "My Last Two Weeks" — 6:38
9. "Funtime" (Bowie, Pop) — 3:49


Deep 1989



Deep is the third album by the British solo artist Peter Murphy. It was released in 1989 along with his biggest single, "Cuts You Up".

Tracks:

1. "Deep Ocean Vast Sea" — 4:09
2. "Shy" — 4:36
3. "Crystal Wrists" — 4:09
4. "Marlene Dietrich's Favourite Poem" — 5:21
5. "Seven Veils" — 5:59
6. "The Line Between the Devil's Teeth (And That Which Cannot Be Repeat)" 5:37
7. "Cuts You Up" — 5:27
8. "A Strange Kind of Love" (Version One) (Murphy) — 3:48
9. "Roll Call" — 6:35
10. "Roll Call" (Reprise) — 8:17


Cascade 1995



Cascade was Peter Murphy's fifth studio album, released in 1995. It was the last album for Beggars Banquet Records.

Tracks:

1. "Mirror to My Woman's Mind" – 5:34
2. "Subway" – 4:37
3. "Gliding Like a Whale" – 4:24
4. "Disappearing" – 4:54
5. "Mercy Rain" – 3:43
6. "I'll Fall with Your Knife" – 4:31
7. "The Scarlet Thing in You" – 4:24
8. "Sails Wave Goodbye" – 4:44
9. "Wild Birds Flock to Me" – 3:48
10. "Huuvola" – 5:54
11. "Cascade" – 6:08


Dust 2002



Dust was Peter Murphy's sixth studio album, released in 2002. Murphy collaborated with the Turkish artist Mercan Dede on the album Dust. Heavily steeped in traditional Turkish instrumentation and songwriting, coupled with Dede's trademark atmospheric electronics, the album showed Murphy all but abandoning his previous pop and rock incarnations. Dust, released on goth/industrial stalwart label Metropolis Records, alienated many fans who had expected a more uptempo Murphy album (especially post-Recall), but it garnered some critical praise. Peter Murphy considers it his most unique work to date and is most proud of the song "Your Face" from the album. The album also includes new versions of past songs, "Subway" from Cascade and "My Last Two Weeks" from Love Hysteria.

Tracks:

1. "Things To Remember" – 7:44
2. "Fake Sparkle Or Golden Dust?" – 8:20
3. "No Home Without Its Sire" – 6:47
4. "Just For Love" – 6:35
5. "Girlchild Aglow" – 7:14
6. "Your Face" – 8:58
7. "Jungle Haze" – 7:36
8. "My Last Two Weeks" – 7:02
9. "Subway (Epilogue)" – 7:36


Unshattered 2004



Unshattered is an album by the British singer Peter Murphy. It was released on October 5, 2004.

Tracks:

1. "Idle Flow" (Armando DiStéfano, Harry Gregson-Williams, Murphy) – 5:18
2. "Kiss Myself" (Murphy, Paul Statham) – 4:19
3. "Piece of You" (Murphy, Statham) – 5:19
4. "Face the Moon" (Murphy, Statham) – 5:24
5. "Emergency Unit" (Murphy, Statham) – 4:05
6. "Thelma Sings to Little Nell" (Murphy, Kurt Swinghammer) – 3:33
7. "The Weight of Love" (Murphy, Statham) – 4:09
8. "Give What He's Got" (Ned Bouhalassa, Murphy) – 4:20
9. "Blinded Like Saul" (Eric Avery, Doug DeAngelis, DiStéfano, Kevin Haskins, Murphy) – 3:58
10. "The First Stone" (Bouhalassa, Murphy) – 4:15
11. "Breaking No One's Heaven" (Gardner Cole, Murphy, Statham) – 6:04


Ninth 2011



Ninth is the ninth solo and eighth studio album by Peter Murphy. It was released on June 7, 2011 on Nettwerk Records.[5] The first single to be released from the album was "I Spit Roses" coupled with "The Prince & Old Lady Shade", which was released March 22, 2011.[6]
Speaking with the Los Angeles Times about the album, Murphy said "The whole intention was to really reference that spark and crackle of people playing together in a room. It's about time I reclaimed my legacy . . . It's going 'OK, this is how it's done.' You don't have to spend three years and $4 million on an album. Listen to this. It's full of swagger and immediacy."[7] Speaking with Wired News Murphy described the album as "a continuation of the Go Away White trajectory, it has testosterone pouring out of it. At the same time, it's as beautiful as any female siren."

The Allmusic review by David Jeffries awarded the album 4 stars stating "It’s all put together in a right-sized package, too, with no filler to speak of, then wrapped in warm production from David Baron, who finds the proper balance of shadows and light. “The Godfather of Goth” sounds like the genre’s savior here, coming on strong with those Bowie-sized aspirations and nailing that attractive Nosferatu-meets-Art-School style."

Writing for Pop Matters, critic Maria Schurr said "Ninth has a few overindulgently drony moments, but for the most part it is a virile return to form." and gave the album a 7/10 rating.
Writing for Consequence of Sound, critic David Buchanan said "the album’s music lingers in a sonic age when Joy Division still reigned supreme" and gave the album a 3.5/5 rating.
Critic Jeff Miers said "The first thing you notice about the album is the visceral power of the recording, which producer David Baron has configured as both fittingly modern and timelessly post-rock." in a review for the Buffalo News of New York.

Tracks:

1. "Velocity Bird" – 2:53
2. "Seesaw Sway" – 4:15
3. "Peace To Each" – 3:40
4. "I Spit Roses" – 4:03
5. "Never Fall Out" (Murphy, Paul Statham) – 4:09
6. "Memory Go" – 4:03
7. "The Prince & Old Lady Shade" – 4:44
8. "Uneven & Brittle" (Murphy, Mark Gemini Thwaite) – 4:48
9. "Slowdown" – 3:51
10. "Secret Silk Society" – 4:09
11. "Crème de la Crème" – 5:28


Wild Birds: Greatest Hits 1985 - 1995 2000



Wild Birds: 1985–1995 is a compilation album of Peter Murphy's songs released in 2000. It includes his second Top 10 Modern Rock Tracks hit, the Turkish-influenced "The Sweetest Drop," from 1992's Holy Smoke album.

Tracks:

1. "Cuts You Up" (5:23)
2. "Subway" (4:36)
3. "The Scarlet Thing In You" (4:18)
4. "Indigo Eyes" (5:29)
5. "Keep Me From Harm" (4:26)
6. "Final Solution" (3:56)
7. "Deep Ocean Vast Sea" (4:08)
8. "Strange Kind Of Love" (3:47)
9. "Hit Song" (4:44)
10. "Huuvola" (5:51)
11. "All Night Long" (5:46)
12. "Dragnet Drag" (5:48)
13. "I'll Fall With Your Knife" (4:25)
14. "The Sweetest Drop" (4:16)
15. "Roll Call" (6:34)
16. "Jemal" (5:32)

Enjoy :)