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rmsilva May 18, 2013 - 09:38	Love Brendan Perry! Absolute 10 in my book. [ Reply ]
Lazarus May 18, 2013 - 09:34	absolutely marvelous... love this song... love this band... [ Reply ]
whomhow May 17, 2013 - 09:35	9 -> 10 Masterpiece! [ Reply ]
Lazarus Apr 27, 2013 - 18:04	oldsaxon wrote: Welcome back. Do they dance in your church? Yes, indeed... everybody in my church be dancing... hope you are having a marvelous time right this minute... love this song... [ Reply ]
leafmold Apr 23, 2013 - 17:05	Ugh--man rock. [ Reply ]
Ghiaap Apr 17, 2013 - 01:45	Please put him out of his misery! [ Reply ]
bb_matt Apr 17, 2013 - 01:44	rdo wrote: Here's to the United States of America, the greatest country on the planet! No, The UK is :) [ Reply ]
amb599 Mar 27, 2013 - 16:36	Came here to say singer sounds like Neil Diamond. Was not alone. [ Reply ]
rdo Mar 16, 2013 - 14:59	Here's to the United States of America, the greatest country on the planet! [ Reply ]
docuplate Feb 19, 2013 - 19:25	Awesome set, Bill — first Motherland, then American Tune, now American Dreaming. [ Reply ]
SteadyRollingMan Feb 13, 2013 - 06:01	There is not enough volume for this song!!!!! Don't know who this American Girl is, but you have to love her...... [ Reply ]
oldsaxon Jan 19, 2013 - 11:29	Lazarus wrote: Everybody in my church loves this song... Welcome back. Do they dance in your church? [ Reply ]
Lazarus Jan 12, 2013 - 21:49	Everybody in my church loves this song... [ Reply ]
enkay Nov 17, 2012 - 18:20	fredriley wrote: This is a fine live double album which I only have on vinyl, sadly, though I used to play it regularly when I had a proper turntable. For all that I've been a big fan of DCD since being astonished by their debut album, Spleen and Ideal, I've never been impressed with yer man Brendan Perry's American accent, but of course I'm not a native speaker. How does it sound to those of you on the Western shore of the Pond? Big fan of DCD here too Fred. Saw them live a couple of times down in London back in the day, excellent shows both. I was somewhat disturbed by one guy a few seats away from me constantly yelling out "I love you Moosehead!" in the general direction of Lisa Gerrard, but he may have just been delaring his unwavering support for Canada's oldest independant brewery. Possibly. However, Spleen and Ideal was not their debut album. They brought out a self-titled album the year before, in 1984. http://www.discogs.com/Dead-Can-Dance-Dead-Can-Dance/master/14637. [ Reply ]
ziakut Nov 17, 2012 - 18:17	sunybuny wrote: My dear, dear friend Jim Beeler - one of the coolest dudes ever - loved Dead Can Dance. He died on 8/28/12 - a week before their show in Atlanta. His sister and best friend went to the show for him. Wish I could have been there, too. I'll never hear another DCD song without tearing up and smiling at the memory of Jim. RIP. Thanks for sharing such a bittersweet story. I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. Just shows you what the power of music can do for your feeling and memory. I say RIP too to your friend. [ Reply ]
aspicer Nov 17, 2012 - 18:17	And unbelievable song. A must own live CD for anyone who is a DCD fan. It shows just how amazing they are live - they are the real deal! [ Reply ]
sunybuny Oct 10, 2012 - 18:55	My dear, dear friend Jim Beeler - one of the coolest dudes ever - loved Dead Can Dance. He died on 8/28/12 - a week before their show in Atlanta. His sister and best friend went to the show for him. Wish I could have been there, too. I'll never hear another DCD song without tearing up and smiling at the memory of Jim. RIP. [ Reply ]
AndyJ Sep 20, 2012 - 08:25	joelbb wrote: He does sound like ND, just not a narcissistic, whining a-hole. Plus this is a waaay better song than "Cracklin' Rose". Which begs the question; Does an artist create for eternity or the Here-and-Now ? working for a future world in 20-30-50 years but the bills have to be paid now... and record company, back up, studio want some to be paid on Friday. Cracklin Rose reflects the world of Rose` wine and disco... pre-disc; post hippy... and now we're into... what-/ World music whirled into bland nothingness or spicy music from everywher... and do we choose to get more-more-ever-more of our choices refined down like a funnel via the Google-Pandora model of increasing popularity and reduced awareness with more advertising offerings from the wel priced ads not by real choices... or Radio Paradise, I'll pick-what-I-Like music... Me-? I'm Radio Paradise...IOW music selected by educated humans whose tastes evolve from listners offerings... DCD is New2Me... RP has introduced me to a world of music that is not available from any local AM/FM/Internet channels... Friends prefer to listen annd relive the past-that-never-was in their music choices... I prefer the path less well traveled... I've orederd this CD and...will probably get th entire songbook before long. I have probably 300 +CDs I would not have purchased simply because RP led me to a new artist and then I bought more.... Yeah, I prefer CDs to MP3... I can decide how many machines I luse and I can discover hidden nuggets over looked by others... That's the fun part... [ Reply ]
mrdak Sep 20, 2012 - 08:02	joelbb wrote: He does sound like ND, just not a narcissistic, whining a-hole. Plus this is a waaay better song than "Cracklin' Rose". Mr. Diamond wishes he could sound like this guy, even though they sound similar. [ Reply ]
fredriley Sep 20, 2012 - 08:00	This is a fine live double album which I only have on vinyl, sadly, though I used to play it regularly when I had a proper turntable. For all that I've been a big fan of DCD since being astonished by their debut album, Spleen and Ideal, I've never been impressed with yer man Brendan Perry's American accent, but of course I'm not a native speaker. How does it sound to those of you on the Western shore of the Pond? [ Reply ]