It's a good track alright but i've seen you posting it in several threads recently, don't think it's quite that good. Time for another good track perhaps? :p
Think just a few know it at all, it's from 1996. The original also appeared at another thread by coincidence, but I like this version so much more. Don't want to start a seperate thread, but would like to know others opinion about it.
GrimReaper
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Originally posted by Trance-MB
Think just a few know it at all, it's from 1996. The original also appeared at another thread by coincidence, but I like this version so much more. Don't want to start a seperate thread, but would like to know others opinion about it.
Yeah i got where you're going with it. It's a fine example of the mid 90s epic house era. I think "Epic House Experience" compilation is where i have it myself.
PETRAN
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Originally posted by Trance-MB
Petran, hot or not this oldie? I love the 'vocals' in this one:
Hot hot, very good prog track (sorry,i meant epic-house lol) with sweet ethereal vocals, nice chord-changes and typical 90s prog endless acid sequences. The only think i can't stand (any more!) are those old-school clubby diva-house vocals and the very long break/building (but i guess its the 90s). Other than that good though.
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Originally posted by Noisician
how do you fancy neo-classical darkwave then?
excerpt: narsilion ~ the dream of the unicorns
excerpt: artesia ~ invitation
excerpt: trobar de morte ~ el vals de las hadas de otoņo
excerpt: trobar de morte ~ a fairy's song
?
Hell Yeah!!
I'm a fan of Dark-Wave music in general, you know 90s Project Records and related stuff- Black Tape For A Blue Girl, Lycia, Love Spirals Downwards,Mira, Stoa, This Ascension etc. and then ofcourse the classic 80s stuff (4AD and related thinks), early Dead Can Dance, early Clan of Xymox,early Cocteau Twins,This Mortal Coil, Mephisto Waltz, Death in June etc. so the stuff you posted:I Love. Especially Trobar De Morte. Simple as that. Very theatrical, operatic and phantasmagoric. It seems we have a similar taste in dark atmospheric stuff. Bravo! :p
Noisician
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Originally posted by PETRAN
Death in June
you like death in june? so do you like neo-folk too then? forseti, kratong, chirleison, of the wand & the moon, moon far away, romowe rikoito, neutral, blood & sand, sol invictus ?
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Originally posted by PETRAN
It seems we have a similar taste in dark atmospheric stuff. Bravo! :p
yeah, except i am much more interested in raw noise atmospherics than you seem to be.
UWM
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Originally posted by Noisician
yeah, except i am much more interested in raw noise atmospherics than you seem to be.
Raw noise atmospherics? Could you post a sample of what that would be? I checked out some of the other links you've posted in this thread and liked a lot of it - these are just genres / classifications I have absolutely zero knowledge in.
Noisician
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Originally posted by UWM
Raw noise atmospherics? Could you post a sample of what that would be? I checked out some of the other links you've posted in this thread and liked a lot of it - these are just genres / classifications I have absolutely zero knowledge in.
just a long way of saying i like harsh noise, but this you already knew :p
Originally posted by Noisician
you like death in june? so do you like neo-folk too then? forseti, kratong, chirleison, of the wand & the moon, moon far away, romowe rikoito, neutral, blood & sand, sol invictus ?
yeah, except i am much more interested in raw noise atmospherics than you seem to be.
Yeah for Post-Apocalyptic Folk i like Death In June, Current '93 and Sol Invictus (edit: and Boyd Rice)-the classic World Serpent stuff, i don't know these other names you have posted so i will check them out as well.
Yeah, i understand that you are in more harsh/industrial/noisy stuff, but i can see that you appreciate these more atmospheric stuff as well and you know, its kinda rare to find a person who likes these types of music, be it on the internet or real life :p :thepirate
PETRAN
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Originally posted by Noisician
just a long way of saying i like harsh noise, but this you already knew :p
Nice Stuff. I liked Moon Far Away a lot (sound kind of Dead Can Dance?). The last tune by Neutral reminded me of the Swans/M.Gira (check my avatar haha). And Swans were great No-Wave experimentalists, pionneering everything avant-garde, from noise to ethereal dark ambience, and that was from 1980 or something heh.
Bonus Edit:
Here is a nice video from a favorite of mine (the quality is bad but what can you do...)
Death In June- "To Drown A Rose"
and a few more beautiful ones by the insanely good This Ascension
This Ascension- "Exhibition"
This Ascension- "Light and Shade"
Ted Promo
Oo, this thread got even better all of a sudden.
Noisician
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Originally posted by PETRAN
Yeah for Post-Apocalyptic Folk i like Death In June, Current '93 and Sol Invictus (edit: and Boyd Rice)-the classic World Serpent stuff, i don't know these other names you have posted so i will check them out as well.
folk music in general fascinates me, be it neo-folk, traditional folk, folk rock or folk metal. i try to find as much quality stuff in languages other than english as possible. (e.g. irish, welsh, serbian, finnish, french, latvian, hungarian). do you know anything decent in greek?
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Originally posted by PETRAN
Nice Stuff. I liked Moon Far Away a lot (sound kind of Dead Can Dance?). The last tune by Neutral reminded me of the Swans/M.Gira (check my avatar haha). And Swans were great No-Wave experimentalists, pionneering everything avant-garde, from noise to ethereal dark ambience, and that was from 1980 or something heh.
