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Oraison - Life + Death = Love = Burden

Oraison - Life + Death = Love = Burden

Musician: Oraison
Album title: Life + Death = Love = Burden
Style: Neofolk
Released: 1999
Country: France
Size MP3 version: 1406 mb
Size APE version: 1761 mb
Size WMA version: 1552 mb
Rating ✫: 4.6
Votes: 478
Format: AIFF VOX AAC MP3 AC3 ASF DMF
Genre: Rock / Folk, World, & Country

Oraison - Life + Death = Love = Burden


Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 The Rebellion
A2 As King We'll Reign (Thou And I)
A3 Within Our Hearts
A4 Nothing To Be Proud Of
B1 Sons Of The Void (Live)
B2 On A Tide Of Hope
B3 Wonderful Life
Written By – Vearncombe
B4 Oraison (Outro)

Credits

  • Arranged By, Guitar, Programmed By – Alek S.
  • Percussion – Mickael V.Whip*
  • Recorded By, Mixed By – Nevski
  • Songwriter – Mickael V.Whip* (tracks: A1 to B2, B4), Sebastian B. (tracks: A1 to B2, B4)
  • Vocals – Marie André
  • Vocals, Guitar – Sebastian B.

Notes

Recorded and mixed at Studios Lou Garagaï II in April 1999.

Dedicated to Christine Buet (1978-1999).



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Keath
An excellent recording from this French group who step outside the confines of simple "neofolk" to create something full of beauty and genuine emotion. The expressive vocals combine brilliantly with the acoustic guitar and background ambience to create an atmosphere redolent with sincere feeling. This is an expression of true Art, with songs such as 'The Rebellion’ and 'Within Our Hearts' possessing a particular stirring sound, while 'As Kings We'll Reign' and 'Nothing to be Proud of' evoke a more reflective mood. 'Wonderful Life' also possesses a particular, subtle charm - quiet vocals playing against a poignant melody…a song inducing a wistful feeling. This is a song whose beauty will not be soon forgotten. The track 'Sons of the Void' shows their ability to carry this form of expression over in a live setting as well. In fact, the emotion of this song is rawer than that of the studio tracks, lending it a particular resonance. This recording is highly recommended for those seeking a truer expression of feeling that most "neofolk" acts seem able to deliver. A quiet beauty lies here...