Dead Can Dance Epidavros, Greece
Dead Can Dance are an Anglo-Irish musical collective founded in Melbourne Australia in 1981 by Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard.
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a masterful synthesis of folk music, history and modern audio quality. the hommage to greek rebetiko is perfectly rendered for modern western ears, not loosing a bit of its power, actually gaining sharpness and resonance.
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Peter Gabriel has been one of my GO TO artists since I began playing music myself. Always inventive always new. He does not follow trends. He creates them.
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Live at WOMAD 1982
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A wonderful recording of an auspicious concert!
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Great label darkTunes does not disappoint. Within its first minute, you get voices praising Beelzebub. It's a dark EBM delight from there.
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In The Big Room
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I saw UP Live at NEC Birmingham, England and was blown away by the visual spectacle. A rotating round stage, with bicycle, boat plus a "sky" stage - a stunning 3D experience (available on DVD) with a landing spaceship as ending with Signal to Noise. This is NOT that performance but it acts as a nice reminder…
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