Oct 22, 2010. Welcome here! This blog contains discographies and song libraries of DEAD CAN DANCE, LISA GERRARD and BRENDAN PERRY. It will be up to date. If you find any mistakes or you can make these lists more complete, please let me know and write to: >>>thecure.maniac@gmail.com.

This band is amazing. I saw them perform exactly one year ago at the Ryman, and I spent all day living in the memory of what a wondrous night I had. Their performance was breathtaking, stunning, absolutely beautiful.but nothing could compare to the experience I had after the show.

I was lucky enough to have backstage passes, won from Brendan in a contest he had on his forum [whoever guessed the album name won!] and the whole night was filled with kindness and generosity. Instead of the promised 2 tickets and passes, he left me 3 in the envelope, because he'd heard not just my grandmother, but my grandfather was coming along too. As soon as we got backstage, Jules Maxwell greeted us and offered us drinks, and Brendan took us around and introduced us to the band and crew. Shaking hands with Lisa sent shivers down my spine!

She was very kind and soft-spoken. However, her heavy dress was bothering her so she left early to take it off and explore the historic Ryman. But no matter, because Brendan and I engaged in conversation for half an hour, and he was the most charming gentleman I had ever met. His soothing voice, musical genius, and his sweet personality.what's not to love about this man?

After this long and wonderful chat he gave me 2 copies of Anastasis, a double vinyl and a CD, then he signed them. Afterwards, he led us downstairs so Lisa could also sign my vinyl. He stood next to me while she signed it, and for a moment I was standing next to both of my favorite singers at once. Heaven, I tell you. After that blissful moment he said goodnight, as it was very late and they were moving on to Georgia for their next performance.

I hugged him goodbye and tried not to step on his shoes in my nervous state of excitement. I shared this experience so you all could know.not just their music but they themselves are wonderful.

I'll never, ever forget that beautiful night, or how lucky I was to have met such talented people. With Dead Can Dance, it's hard not to love them to bits or at least respect them for their music achievements. And yes, it's impossible to be an artist of their caliber if you're not at least one single bit egotistically stubborn to believe in your own art. The genius of Lisa Gerrard and Brendan Perry (including a cast of equally talented, numerous musicians they've worked with throughout the years) is immense and now deservedly part of music history books. Even if they did make a weak album, to many other weak albums, theirs is still true king by comparison.

And by all means classic. I was fortunate enough to see Dead Can Dance perform on 3 US tours. I first time I saw them was indoors at the Zellerbach Auditorium at U.C.Berkeley on November 7th, 1993. The tension between Lisa Gerrard and the musicians was palpable. They stopped and restarted several songs, as if out of sync. The promoter rep afterwards said that Lisa was fighting with the musicians during the sound check.

The lack of interest showed in their performance. I worked for the promoter, and I remember speaking to the booking agent, weeks prior to the show. He thought they were a spin-off of the 'Grateful Dead' and that was why the show sold out. He didn't understand what an underground following they had! LOL The second time I saw them was August 09,1996 at The Greek Theater in Berkeley, California.

The outdoor show was truly amazing. I will never forget it. The musicians changed which instruments they played for different songs, showcasing their true talent.

Lisa Gerrard's haunting vocals were in top form. I still have a printed set list, 2 tour programs with an unplayed CD inside each, and 2 sticky passes for the 'special seating area'. The Final time I saw them was for their reunion tour on September 21, 2005 in Oakland California at the Paramount Theater. The show was truly enjoyable.

They seemed really happy to be in front of a live audience and it showed. The musicianship was top notch. Lisa's vocals which had become raspy over the years, had a certain exuberance about them. Borderlands 2 Psycho Pack Free Download Mac on this page.

Her playing of the Chinese Dulcimer was quite lively, she was truly enjoying herself. They were in top form again. I managed to get a printed copy of the set list again. I can't wait to see them, If Brendan Perry's 2010 talk of reuniting again becomes fruitful. To call this musical act 'unique' is a huge understatement. Very hard to find words to describe what they do.

Almost impossible to place them in a specific musical category. Some will call it 'world music' (whatever that means); I like to call it the fruit of uninhibited talent. Lisa Gerrard has one of the most haunting and fantastic voices (and with such a range! Weltall Erde Mensch Pdf Writer. ) ever recorded. The music combines old and new in a way never previously attempted. I have been fortunate enough to see them perform three times.

The last was in 2005 at Radio City Music Hall in NYC. This was the only show in the tour where they performed with a full live orchestra. All my friends and I were stunned to say the least. Unfortunately this memorable performance was never commercially released on CD or vinyl, unlike many other 2005 tour dates. I'm hoping they may be saving it for a future DVD release? We can only wish.