Current 93 - All The Pretty Little Horses |
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Tracklisting:
| A1 | The Long Shadows Fall (2:14) | |
| A2 | All The Pretty Little Horsies (2:35) | |
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Arranged By -
Current 93
Lyrics By, Music By - Traditional |
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| A3 | Calling For Vanished Faces I (1:50) | |
| A4 | The Inmost Light (2:16) | |
| A5 | This Carnival Is Dead And Gone (3:10) | |
| A6 | The Bloodbells Chime (2:58) | |
| A7 | Calling For Vanished Faces II (4:10) | |
| A8 | The Frolic (8:10) | |
| B1 | The Inmost Light (1:45) | |
| B2 | Twilight Twilight Nihil Nihil (8:21) | |
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Lyrics By [Central Text, Mediaeval English Poem] -
Traditional
Vocals - Geoff Cox-Dorée , Salamah Binti Isa , Timothy D'Arch Smith |
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| B3 | The Inmost Light Itself (9:28) | |
| B4 | All The Pretty Little Horses (2:34) | |
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Arranged By -
Current 93
Lyrics By, Music By - Traditional Vocals - Nick Cave |
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| B5 | Patripassian (5:50) | |
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Lyrics By -
Blaise Pascal
Vocals - Nick Cave Voice - Thomas Ligotti |
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vascopereira, Aug 20, 2006 Current 93 at the height of their powers. This has to be one of the most magical albums ever recorded, never failing to give me goose bumps every time I hear it. Its beautifully textured simple melodies and unity of concept transport you to another place. Its beaty is moving on a supernatural strength. There is something very other worldly about this album especially with its use of drones on the background. The playground recordings on The Inmost Light Itself because are mixed so high give a very eerie feel to the music, but also become an integral part of it. This album definitely makes most of the acoustic music made by singer songwriters nowadays look silly and insignificant. You dont need to believe in the message of David Tibets or his Christian beliefs to be in awe of his sincere and very convicted vocal delivery. This album is timelessness itself.Was the above review useful to you? (report)