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Current 93 live at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London, 9 October 2003 The first in a series of new material by Current 93 which is scheduled for release through World Serpent in 2004. The first is a recording of Current 93's show at London's prestigious South Bank Centre, where they joint headlined with Cosey Fanni Tutti and Chris Carter (performing as Carter-Tutti). The CD comes in a beautiful gatefold full colour digipak with full colour print on CD. The CD has 16 tracks and is 67 minutes long and features the entire concert that Current 93 played that night. It includes three previously unreleased tracks as well as 'Locust' from the 'Imperium' album, which has never before been performed live. Tracklisting: Halo • Alone • Mary Waits in Silence • Calling for Vanished Faces II • The Signs in the Stars • All This World Makes Great Blood • Good Morning, Great Moloch • Whilst the Night Rejoices Profound and Still • 5 Hypnagogue 5 • A Silence Song • Sleep Has His House • 4 Hypnagogue 4 • Fields of Rape • So: This Empire is Nothing • The Death of the Corn • Locust Current Ninety Three first and last things and times: David Tibet: vocals; Michael Cashmore: guitar and bass; Maja Elliott: piano; Joe Budenholzer: guitar; Graham Jeffery: piano; Joolie Wood: violin, whistle and recorder; John Contreras: cello; Karl Blake: vocals; Finn Sands: vocals. The CD came this morning. The recording quality is brilliant, for a live album. I was at the show and it really captures the atmosphere of the night. Excellent. |
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Yeah, man. |
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I have no idea what you're talking about. |
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I have no idea what you're talking about. |
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Current 93 are great, i've only listened totracks i've downloaded though. Just can't decide what cd to get. |
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What's your favourite 'era' of C93? Industrial, folk or the minimalist stuff? |
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The one he did with Bjørk... |
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To me all C93 stuff comes out sounding like goth.... |
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Yeah, most of C93's catalogue is a bit gothic sounding. But it's a pretty diverse catalogue. Everything from industrial to ambient, folk, minimalist classical and metal. |
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I love the folk shit, Nature and Organisation, all that stuff. Anything with pianos, acoustic guitars and strings- I'm there, dude. Not as fond of the earlier, more abrasive stuff, but they have their charms too. For me, the all time best is Soft Black Stars, though, which doesn't really fit snugly into either of those categories. |
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I put Soft Black Stars into the minimalist stuff they've been doing lately. It's my favourite C93 release as well. |
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ehh another live album. i dont care about c93 live albums at all because theyre's too many other albums by him to worry about first. i'll be eagerly waiting the several studio albums later this year though for sure. |
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