Various - Terra Serpentes

Label:

World Serpent

Catalog#:

WSDCD 016

Format:

2 x CD

Country:

Released:

1996

Genre:

Electronic, Rock

Style:

Folk Rock, Neofolk, Industrial, Experimental, Ambient

Tracklist

1-01	Arkkon -	T 2901E	6:04
1-02	Martyn Bates -	Bahnhofstrasse	2:28
1-03	Chris & Cosey -	One Minute More (Serpent Mix)	5:09
1-04	Coil -	Heartworms	7:14
1-05	Current 93 -	Frolicking	7:50
1-06	Bryin Dall -	May You Never Be Alone Like Me	3:07
1-07	Death In June Presents Kapo! -	Only Europa Knows	6:01
1-08	Roger Doyle -	Dark Scenery Court Games	7:12
1-09	Elijah's Mantle -	Wise Words Of Eve	9:57
1-10	In Gowan Ring -	Still Water Bonne	7:05
1-11	Lemon Kittens -	What The Cat Brought In	2:19
1-12	Loretta's Doll -	Love Is Regret	4:26
1-13	Moon Lay Hidden Beneath A Cloud, The -	Untitled	4:35
2-01	Nature And Organisation -	By A Foreign River (The Longing For Mercy And Happiness)	4:33
2-02	Neither/Neither World -	All's God's Dogs	5:01
2-03	Nurse With Wound -	Window Of Possible Organic Development	8:47
2-04	Orchis -	Come Unto Me	5:01
2-05	Boyd Rice Experience, The -	Music From The Movie Pearls Before Swine	4:12
		Horns [Brass] - Joel Haertling
2-06	Sand (2) -	On The Corner (Alternative Version)	5:20
2-07	Death In June Presents Scorpion Wind -	Some Colossus	4:51
2-08	Shock Headed Peters -	Oblivion Extract	10:40
2-09	Sol Invictus -	Did You See	4:48
2-10	Somewhere In Europe -	Oblique Realities	5:36
2-11	Strength Through Joy -	Ways To Strength And Beauty	7:02
2-12	Tiny Tim -	The Garden Of Your Heart, Turn Back The Universe, You Can't Get Loving Where There Ain't Any Love, A Thousand Love Songs	5:35
2-13	Zone (2) -	The Scavenging Soul	4:50

Notes

Included is a 4-page booklet.

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Rated 5/5

Review by bikefridaywalter Apr 06, 2008

If I were to pick one CD to introduce someone to the joy of World Serpent Distribution (RIP), this would be the one. It covers the entire gamut of possibilities and includes some real gems, most notable in my opinion, Coil's "Heartworms" (though far too foreboding of what was to become of Jhonn Balance) which fits better here than it does on the Foxtrot compilation. The Sand alternate was really nice, too. In all reality, though, each of these tracks are guaranteed to entertain, with the exception perhaps of Tiny Tim's contribution as he is a bit of an acquired taste for your typical ambient/experimental/neofolk fan. Well, except for David Tibet, that is. :D