Album
Live From KCRW
2013 · Rock
14 collectors on Gatefold own this
Live From KCRW is an Alt/Indie album by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, originally released in 2013. On Gatefold: 8 pressings tracked, owned by 14 collectors.
About
This stirring live performance in front of an attentive Santa Monica audience at Apogee Studios for KCRW was originally appended to the deluxe edition of Nick Cave’s excellent 2013 album <i>Push the Sky Away</i>. Such a performance, however, deserves its own spotlight, and this standalone release should bring it the attention it deserves. Cave’s a blistering performer who can channel a voodoo priest bringing the Southern Gothic to your town, but on <i>Live from KCRW</i> he works with restraint. His singing has improved remarkably over the years; where his crooning was once tonally suspect, it's now confident and dead-on, such that “Far from Me” and the landmark “The Mercy Seat” are both delivered with a sensitivity that’s chilling. Warren Ellis’ violin is often the special sauce that brings the sound into the next dimension, but it certainly helps that Cave is touring his best album in a few years.
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Tracklist
- 1Higgs Boson Blues8:46
- 2Far From Me5:27
- 3Stranger Than Kindness4:53
- 4The Mercy Seat5:11
- 5And No More Shall We Part3:51
- 6Wide Lovely Eyes4:13
- 7Mermaids5:23
- 8People Ain't No Good5:18
- 9Push The Sky Away4:46
- 10Jack The Ripper4:28
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Alternative Rock
- stripped-back
- brooding
- poetic
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Barry AdamsonORGAN, PERCUSSION, BACKING VOCALS
- Jim SclavunosPERCUSSION, DRUMS, BACKING VOCALS
- Martyn P. CaseyBASS
- Nick CavePIANO, VOCALS
- Warren EllisGUITAR , VIOLIN, PIANO, LOOPS, BACKING VOCALS TENOR GUITAR, VIOLIN, PIANO, LOOPS, BACKING VOCALS
14 collectors on Gatefold own this · 8 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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