Dead Can Dance - Dead Can Dance (1984/2008) [.flac 24bit/44.1kHz]
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BAND/ARTIST: Dead Can Dance
- Title: Dead Can Dance
- Year Of Release: 1984/2008
- Label: 4AD
- Genre: Goth Rock, Ethereal, Ethnic
- Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / FLAC (tracks) 24bit/44.1kHz
- Total Time: 00:36:35 / 00:51:06
- Total Size: 133.1 MB / 336.8 MB / 460.0 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
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SACD > flac 24bit／44.1kHz
[3:27] 01. Dead Can Dance - The Fatal Impact
[3:54] 02. Dead Can Dance - The Trial
[3:16] 03. Dead Can Dance - Frontier
[3:49] 04. Dead Can Dance - Fortune
[3:23] 05. Dead Can Dance - Ocean
[3:26] 06. Dead Can Dance - East Of Eden
[3:33] 07. Dead Can Dance - Threshold
[4:06] 08. Dead Can Dance - A Passage In Time
[3:50] 09. Dead Can Dance - Wild In The Woods
[3:56] 10. Dead Can Dance - Musica Eternal
WEB
[3:22] 01. Dead Can Dance - The Fatal Impact (Remastered)
[3:43] 02. Dead Can Dance - The Trial (Remastered)
[3:14] 03. Dead Can Dance - Frontier (Remastered)
[3:48] 04. Dead Can Dance - Fortune (Remastered)
[3:22] 05. Dead Can Dance - Ocean (Remastered)
[3:24] 06. Dead Can Dance - East of Eden (Remastered)
[3:35] 07. Dead Can Dance - Threshold (Remastered)
[4:04] 08. Dead Can Dance - A Passage in Time (Remastered)
[3:47] 09. Dead Can Dance - Wild in the Woods (Remastered)
[3:52] 10. Dead Can Dance - Musica Eternal (Remastered)
[3:33] 11. Dead Can Dance - Carnival of Light (Remastered)
[4:12] 12. Dead Can Dance - In Power We Entrust the Love Advocated (Remastered)
[3:49] 13. Dead Can Dance - The Arcane (Remastered)
[3:29] 14. Dead Can Dance - Flowers of the Sea (Remastered)
Dead Can Dance Review by Ned Raggett
Early punk backgrounds and the like behind them, Perry and Gerrard created a striking, dour landmark in early-'80s atmospherics on their first, self-titled effort. Bearing much more resemblance to the similarly gripping, dark early work of bands like the Cocteau Twins and the Cure than to the later fusions of music that would come to characterize the duo's sound, Dead Can Dance is as goth as it gets in many places. Perry and Gerrard's wonderful vocal work -- his rich, warm tones and her unearthly, multi-octave exaltations -- are already fairly well established, but serve different purposes here. Thick, shimmering guitar and rumbling bass/drum/drum machine patterns practically scream their sonic connections to the likes of Robin Guthrie and Robert Smith, but they still sound pretty darn good for all that. When they stretch that sound to try for a more distinct, unique result, the results are astonishing. Gerrard is the major beneficiary here -- "Frontier" explicitly experiments with tribal percussion, resulting in an excellent combination of her singing and the rushed music. Then there's the astonishing "Ocean," where guitar and chiming bells and other rhythmic sounds provide the bed for one of her trademark -- and quite, quite lovely -- vocal excursions into the realm of glossolalia. Perry in contrast tends to be matched with the more straightforward numbers of digital processing and thick, moody guitar surge. The album ends on a fantastic high note -- "Musica Eternal," featuring a slowly increasing-in-volume combination of hammered dulcimer, low bass tones, and Gerrard's soaring vocals. As an indicator of where the band was going, it's perfect.
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SACD > flac 24bit／44.1kHz
[3:27] 01. Dead Can Dance - The Fatal Impact
[3:54] 02. Dead Can Dance - The Trial
[3:16] 03. Dead Can Dance - Frontier
[3:49] 04. Dead Can Dance - Fortune
[3:23] 05. Dead Can Dance - Ocean
[3:26] 06. Dead Can Dance - East Of Eden
[3:33] 07. Dead Can Dance - Threshold
[4:06] 08. Dead Can Dance - A Passage In Time
[3:50] 09. Dead Can Dance - Wild In The Woods
[3:56] 10. Dead Can Dance - Musica Eternal
WEB
[3:22] 01. Dead Can Dance - The Fatal Impact (Remastered)
[3:43] 02. Dead Can Dance - The Trial (Remastered)
[3:14] 03. Dead Can Dance - Frontier (Remastered)
[3:48] 04. Dead Can Dance - Fortune (Remastered)
[3:22] 05. Dead Can Dance - Ocean (Remastered)
[3:24] 06. Dead Can Dance - East of Eden (Remastered)
[3:35] 07. Dead Can Dance - Threshold (Remastered)
[4:04] 08. Dead Can Dance - A Passage in Time (Remastered)
[3:47] 09. Dead Can Dance - Wild in the Woods (Remastered)
[3:52] 10. Dead Can Dance - Musica Eternal (Remastered)
[3:33] 11. Dead Can Dance - Carnival of Light (Remastered)
[4:12] 12. Dead Can Dance - In Power We Entrust the Love Advocated (Remastered)
[3:49] 13. Dead Can Dance - The Arcane (Remastered)
[3:29] 14. Dead Can Dance - Flowers of the Sea (Remastered)
Dead Can Dance Review by Ned Raggett
Early punk backgrounds and the like behind them, Perry and Gerrard created a striking, dour landmark in early-'80s atmospherics on their first, self-titled effort. Bearing much more resemblance to the similarly gripping, dark early work of bands like the Cocteau Twins and the Cure than to the later fusions of music that would come to characterize the duo's sound, Dead Can Dance is as goth as it gets in many places. Perry and Gerrard's wonderful vocal work -- his rich, warm tones and her unearthly, multi-octave exaltations -- are already fairly well established, but serve different purposes here. Thick, shimmering guitar and rumbling bass/drum/drum machine patterns practically scream their sonic connections to the likes of Robin Guthrie and Robert Smith, but they still sound pretty darn good for all that. When they stretch that sound to try for a more distinct, unique result, the results are astonishing. Gerrard is the major beneficiary here -- "Frontier" explicitly experiments with tribal percussion, resulting in an excellent combination of her singing and the rushed music. Then there's the astonishing "Ocean," where guitar and chiming bells and other rhythmic sounds provide the bed for one of her trademark -- and quite, quite lovely -- vocal excursions into the realm of glossolalia. Perry in contrast tends to be matched with the more straightforward numbers of digital processing and thick, moody guitar surge. The album ends on a fantastic high note -- "Musica Eternal," featuring a slowly increasing-in-volume combination of hammered dulcimer, low bass tones, and Gerrard's soaring vocals. As an indicator of where the band was going, it's perfect.
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