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'Will I still be soiled when the dirt is off?' Arguably Echo & The Bunnymen's most under-appreciated album, Porcupine is both more melodic and less accessible than its predecessors and, but still manages to retain the distinctive neo-psychedelic take on Post-Punk that characterizes these earlier albums. Explosions In The Sky Discography Torrent Download.

Porcupine is also distinguished by the Middle-Eastern and Indian influences woven throughout the album; this is noticeable from the first track, the brilliant single, 'The Cutter,' which is built around a sitar-like synth-line that gives the song its unique, slightly skewed feel. Porcupine also finds the band exploring sonic textures unprecedented in their earlier work such as the Spanish guitar on 'Heads Will Roll,' a song also featuring the rhythmic use of a string section, something that would largely define the sound of their next album,.

Some mention should be made of Ian McCulloch's vocals, which verge on operatic at times but never fail to hit their mark in terms of lending the songs a sense of grandeur and drama. A truly fine album that tends to get overshadowed by the masterpiece that followed it. Porcupine (2003 Remaster) 1. The Cutter (3:55) 2.

The Back of Love (3:16) 3. My White Devil (4:41) 4. Clay (4:17) 5. Porcupine (6:00) 6. Heads Will Roll (3:33) 7.

Ripeness (4:50) 8. Higher Hell (5:02) 9. Gods Will Be Gods (5:27) 10.

Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise Fully Activated Rar Files. In Bluer Skies (4:38) Bonus Tracks- 11. Fuel (4:06) 12. The Cutter (Alternate Version) (4:09) 13. My White Devil (Alternate Version) (5:04) 14. Porcupine (Alternate Version) (4:04) 15. Ripeness (Alternate Version) (4:42) 16. Gods Will Be Gods (Alternate Version) (5:31) 17.

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'The pleasure of pain endured to purify our misfit ways and magnify our crystal days.' Ocean Rain stands as Echo & the Bunnymen's undisputed masterpiece and is one of the most distinctive albums of the 1980's. Four years after, McCulloch & co. Had moved beyond the familiar trappings of Post-Punk toward the more lush, orchestrated sound that makes Ocean Rain so singular. I remember thinking, after I heard it for the first time, that it sounded like it was recorded at the bottom of the ocean in an empty submarine.

Plucked orchestral strings and a heavy dose of reverb provide a strange aquatic foundation for McCulloch's brooding vocals and the rest of the band is in typical fine form. Never again would the Bunnymen sound this inventive. Their wouldn't appear until three years later, and when it did, they had traded these memorable Post-Punk sea shanties for odes to the Doors and a Jangle-Pop fetish. Ocean Rain is as essential as it gets. Ocean Rain (2003 Remastered Edition) 1. Silver (3:20) 2.

Nocturnal Me (4:57) 3. Crystal Days (2:24) 4.

The Yo-Yo Man (3:10) 5. Thorn of Crowns (4:55) 6. The Killing Moon (5:47) 7. Seven Seas (3:20) 8.

My Kingdom (4:05) 9. Ocean Rain (5:24) -Bonus Tracks- 10. Angels and Devils (4:24) 11.

All You Need Is Love (Life at Brian's Sessions) (6:44) 12. The Killing Moon (Life at Brian's Sessions) (3:27) 13.

Stars Are Stars (Life at Brian's Sessions) (3:07) 14. Villiers Terrace (Life at Brian's Sessions) (6:00) 15. Silver (Life at Brian's Sessions) (3:22) 16. My Kingdom (Live, 'A Crystal Day' 12, May 1984) (4:01) 17. Ocean Rain (Live, 'A Crystal Day' 12, May 1984) (5:18).

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