No matter how you slice it, Ghost Dance were far less
than the sum of their respective parts. Anne-Marie Hurst on vocals, from the
legendary Skeletal Family and Gary Marx, guitar swinging maestro, from T’Sisters,
what more could a Goth want? Well, less covers and more original songs might be
up there in the request pile. Following on from their stunning debut 12”EP
(muddy sound and everything) the band found themselves releasing a less than
satisfactory three track single of cover versions! Tongue firmly planted in the
left cheek, there seems to be a sly smile here, a nod towards the idea of Goths
having a good time. I mean, Com’On! It’s the summer of 1986 and T’Mission had
just released Serpents Kiss, Vonn Eldritch had a Gift up his sleeve…where’s the
fun in that??
Ripped from the original 12” to MP3 @ 320kbps
Ghost Dance; Heart Full Of Soul 12”
A1. Heart
Full Of Soul
A2. Can The
Can
B1. Radar
Love

Thanks AJ!
ReplyDeleteI have a request, for you or anyone can help:
Maaany years ago I was in possess of a little piece of vinyl (a 10") putted out by Echo & The Bunnymen and Titled "Nothing Lasts Forever" I've searched through infinite discographies , no luck!
If my memory don't fail me, the versions in that disc was different from the songs in "Evergreen". With High Hopes and gratitude.
Mixed by Clif Norrell and a little shorter than the album version. Available on the 7" single and the CD single release.
DeleteI don't have a copy, but I know a man who reckons he does
Fabio,7" single
Deletehttp://www.mediafire.com/file/am1rnuxk56qiuub/Echo_And_The_Bunnymen_-_Nothing_Lasts_Forever_7%2527%2527.rar/file
2xCD version
Deletehttp://www.mediafire.com/file/88662p8b81xw8y3/Echo_And_The_Bunnymen_-_Nothing_Lasts_Forever_2xCD.rar/file
THANKS MAN!
DeleteI Can't explain how happy I am!
Weirdo, in a nice way of course, but still weird.
DeleteI helped myself to the Bunnymen Fabio requested, thanks
ReplyDeletefor posting AJ. Mediafire was smooth sailing for me today
which is another thumbs up. Have a good weekend!
- Timebender
The weekend looks like it's going to be "el scorchio!", the hot tub is full, the sky's set to blue all the way!
DeleteI've got some more singles coming over the weekend...that should see me ready for the new crop of albums waiting to come in June
Lucky you, it is taking forever here in the Toronto area
Deleteof Canada to resemble summer like conditions. I am usually
tanned by now. I am just waiting for my Korg volca drum
to arrive to play with on cold rainy days. I think my studio
will be seeing more than usual activity this Summer as a result.
Which is not such a bad thing I suppose.
- Timebender
Randomly I was in Toronto for my Honeymoon...
DeleteIn other news, you have a home studio...
Cool, I hope you enjoyed yourselves in my backyard.
DeleteI am a short drive away from the city where I do have
a home studio. I use to be a real gear junky back in the
day so eventually it just evolved to a makeshift studio.
I have eased up a little on purchases over the years
but I am always on the lookout for music related toys etc.
I forgot to ask, what instruments do you play?
DeleteI got the feeling you are a musician based on
some descriptions of some of your posts AJ.
- Timebender
I used to play a bit of guitar and some bass (poor man's guitar) but I was having difficulty with what I thought was strength in my fingers. Turns out that it is damage to my spinal cord.
DeleteJeez louise, how unfortunate. There are plenty of
Deleteaffordable Synths and drum machines on the market
in recent years if you have a creative bug. I have
been bit by this trend, a whole different approach
in songwriting for me & very fun.
Regarding the bass, it is one of the easier instruments
Deleteto sound competent on but is one of the harder ones
to excel or shine on imo... Just a little love for
any bass players out there.
- Timebender
With guitar you can play with a so-so timing, the bass need The Timing!
DeleteI've played a little bass in a filthy black metal experiment... in this particular case is much more difficult than guitar (armonically.. you cannot put the 5th grade here and there, the risk is monotony or to put little darkness).
Good point Fabio, I think 'The Timing' as you point
Deleteis the key basic for all instruments. Having natural
sense of timing allows one to flourish not having to
pay attention to bar counts etc. I have seen many skilled
guitar players over the years that do not perform well
in live band situations as a result.
- Timebender
I know what you say AJ... I had surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome, then a car accident... now short scale guitar, no more heavy gauge strings!
ReplyDeleteLife would be so much easier if...but we age, and shit tends to happen along the way. I'm not bitter, but I have had to semi retire and mainly work from home.
ReplyDeleteThis keeps me sane...
As I say...frequently...
DeleteGettin' Old...It Ain't For Pussies!
:D
Yeah...they get all dried out and wrinkly
DeleteMy back is old, my hair is bowed, my teeth are grizzled and gray. :D
DeleteYou have teeth and HAIR!!?!?
ReplyDeleteSome of one, a few of the other...I'm ready to kick ass. :)
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