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Dead Can Dance - Within The Realm Of A Dying Sun Mp3

Dead Can Dance 4Ad Modern Classical Dark Ambient Neo Classical 1987

Performer: Dead Can Dance
Album: Within The Realm Of A Dying Sun
Label: 4AD
Catalog #: CAD 705
MP3: 2512 mb | FLAC: 2543 mb
Released: 27 Jul 1987
Country: UK
Style: Modern Classical, Dark Ambient, Neo-Classical
Rating: 4.6/5
Votes: 971
Category: Electronic / Rock / Classical

Dead Can Dance - Within The Realm Of A Dying Sun Mp3

Tracklist

1	In The Wake Of Adversity	4:14
2	Xavier	6:16
3	Persephone (The Gathering Of Flowers)	6:36
4	Anywhere Out Of The World	5:08
5	Summoning Of The Muse	4:55
6	Cantara	5:58
7	Dawn Of The Iconoclast	2:06
8	Windfall	3:30

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
VG 50338, CAD 705	Dead Can Dance	Within The Realm Of A Dying Sun ‎(LP, Album)	Virgin, 4AD	VG 50338, CAD 705	Greece	1987
832 765-4	Dead Can Dance	Dead Can Dance ‎(Cass, Album, Dol)	Vertigo	832 765-4	Canada	1987
CAD 705 C D, CAD 705 CD	Dead Can Dance	Within The Realm Of A Dying Sun ‎(CD, Album, RP)	4AD, 4AD	CAD 705 C D, CAD 705 CD	UK	Unknown
CY-4657	Dead Can Dance	Within The Realm Of A Dying Sun ‎(CD, Album, RE)	4AD	CY-4657	Japan	1990
CAD 705	Dead Can Dance	Within The Realm Of A Dying Sun ‎(LP, Album, TP)	4AD	CAD 705	UK	1987

Credits

Bass Trombone, Tuba – Andrew Claxton
Cello – Gus Ferguson, Tony Gamage
Design [Sleeve Design] – Brendan Perry
Engineer – Francisco Cabeza, John A. Rivers
Instruments [All Other], Voice, Performer – Brendan Perry, Lisa Gerrard
Mastered By – Jonz
Oboe – Ruth Watson
Photography By [Sleeve] – Bernard Oudin
Producer – Dead Can Dance, John A. Rivers
Timpani, Snare [Military] – Peter Ulrich
Trombone – John Singleton, Richard Avison
Trumpet – Mark Gerrard
Viola – Piero Gasparini
Violin – Alison Harling, Emlyn Singleton
Written-By – Brendan Perry, Lisa Gerrard

Bass Trombone, Tuba – Andrew Claxton
Cello – Gus Ferguson, Tony Gamage
Design [Sleeve Design] – Brendan Perry
Engineer – Francisco Cabeza, John A. Rivers
Instruments [All Other], Voice, Performer – Brendan Perry, Lisa Gerrard
Mastered By – Jonz
Oboe – Ruth Watson
Photography By [Sleeve] – Bernard Oudin
Producer – Dead Can Dance, John A. Rivers
Timpani, Snare [Military] – Peter Ulrich
Trombone – John Singleton, Richard Avison
Trumpet – Mark Gerrard
Viola – Piero Gasparini
Violin – Alison Harling, Emlyn Singleton
Written-By – Brendan Perry, Lisa Gerrard

Notes

[Labels]
Recorded/Mixed: Woodbine Street Recording Studios April/May 1987
Published By: Beggars Banquet Music Ltd/Momentum Music Ltd

℗ & © 1987 4·A·D

Made In France

[Spine]
Made In England

Glossy grey-coloured inner sleeve.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched A side): MPO CAD 705 A² THE EXCHANGE
Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched B side): MPO CAD 705 B² Jonz

Companies

Recorded At – Woodbine Studios
Mixed At – Woodbine Studios
Published By – Beggars Banquet Music Ltd.
Published By – Momentum Music Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – 4AD
Copyright (c) – 4AD
Published By – Copyright Control
Mastered At – The Exchange
Pressed By – MPO

Video

Sadaron above the Gods

This version is the best sounding LP of my entire collection. Zero surface noise, no pops of any kind. Album is a masterpiece of course.

Nicanagy

This link is a video about unpacking this release. - https://youtu.be/rOVNdw6aYwg

felt boot

Nothing beats "Within The Realm Of A Dying Sun" and "Spleen And Ideal".

Whitesmasher

to me one of the best and most atmospheric albums ever made; intense, haunting and beautiful

Envias

Purely magical. Very intense music. Music that transports you. And timeless. A theatrical quality.

Gabar

Mind and ear music if there ever was. Timeless, eerie, transcendent music made by a band that carved a niche in their genre others dear tread. DCD is mature, serious and music created for those welcoming a musical world beyond processed contemporary detritus of the mindless pop music idiom. Exemplary release where the vocals are as poetic as the instrumental support.

Vetibert

Dead Can Dance succeeded in their career to create timeless music that will never suffer the aging of time. I own their entire discography and in my opinion this album is the perfect blend of their umbratile art, where the earlier post-wave moods are perfectly in harmony with the latter ethnic flavors. "Persephone", the closing track, is probably the peak of the entire album, a stunning piece of music that sounds like a classical suite divided in five movements with an extraordinary performance of Lisa Gerrard. On the other hand the baritone voice of Brendan Perry stands out in the track "In The Wake Of Adversity", delivering an intense vocal interpretation with a mournful strings pizzicato in the background. A must have album!

Eigeni

Dismal green lakes surrounded by gelid tundra, the veil of fog over landscapes of crypts and tombstones, the abysmal vertigo of sea cliffs, the sound inside cathedrals, the smell of incense in dense shrouds of smoke in mountain pagodas, the solitude of a marbled statue in the solitude of the night, the despair of the flame against the wind.

Moonshine, moonish, lunatic, moon like this album stands as the most deep incarnation of the DCD discography. Its temperament is cold, solitary, ascetic, deep as dark waters, with the philosophy that comes for the ones who does not sleep, for the ones that inspire its thoughts in the nights and see the world within the light from the lamp of Solon. For those this work has a meaning, perhaps codescendent with odd preraphaelites and Romantics alike.

Its profundity its early noticed in the first achord and continues developing with the rythm of stars. Rich in atmosphere,the album excites and suggest many images and ideas at once, starting from the artwork, continuing with the strong melodic sense and finally summing up the most Brendan Perry driven album from the whole DCD discography.

Within the realms of a dying sun is a singular creation, so distant from all its other albums, stands somehow secretly meditating its own fate, half way between a gothic tale, a philosophic meditation and an atmospheric cult to the roughness of time.

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