Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds: No More Shall We Part (2011 Remaster) auf 1 CD und 1 DVD

Nick Cave formed the bad Seeds following the end of his previous band Birthday Party. The Bad Seeds brought together former Birthday Party guitarist Mick Harvey (drums), ex-Magazine bassist Barry Adamson, and Einstürzende Neubauten guitarist Blixa Bargeld.

EMI Catalogue are to release the next installment in a series of releases that will ultimately see the band’s entire catalogue of studio albums digitally re-mastered and remixed for 5.1 Surround Sound for the first time since their original release. As with the Mute released previous albums each album will be released on CD and as a deluxe double-disc collectors edition.

Each deluxe edition contains the re-mastered stereo album, the new surround mix, a specially commissioned short film by UK artists Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard plus the b-sides from the singles, videos and exclusive sleeve notes.

In interviews he’s baited, held up as genius, soothsayer and arrogant, autistic nutcase. His music rocks, in a deathly way more often than not.

Previously released remasters include: From Her to Eternity, The Firstborn Is Dead, Kicking Against the Pricks, Your Funeral…My Trial, Tender Prey, The Good Son, Henry's Dream

No More Shall We Part
The first studio album to be released for 4 years, no more shall we part offered up more of the reflective genius of the beautifully written songs on the boatmans call. No more the rock music of earlier NC&TBS releases. Gone is the arrogant swagger of the early albums, replaced instead by poignant melancholy, intimate accompaniments and bittersweet sophistication. The ethereal title track ‘leaves listeners in awe, full of complex emotions, and pondering the notion that they've been in the presence of great redemptive art’. (quote taken from Allmusic review by Thom Jurek).

Rezensionen

,,In Bezug auf den Gesang hatte er klar an Eindringlichkeit gewonnen, und auch die Kompositionen erscheinen ausgereifter. Eines seiner beliebtesten Alben." (Good Times, 06 / 07.2011)

,,Der Zenit von Caves Schaffen zwischen 1994 und 2001: Mordballaden und die Wechselfälle der Liebe." (Rolling Stone Juni 2011)