Heartland

please please please please please please please please please tell me this is some sick muzac jornos fantasy!!!!

This re-release of a 1995 European album (under the East West label) represents Brightman's foray into the world of electronica, which may surprise some fans of the acclaimed singer who have long associated her with the Broadway and classical genres. Beginning with a sound most associated with the former +Phantom of the Opera star (although the international smash "Time to Say Goodbye" did not appear on the original release), the music quickly turns to a Euro-techno style offset by a pop/rock tone, with a couple of romantic ballads thrown in for good measure. Although it may be difficult to get one's hands on this gem, being that it's an import, it's certainly worth the effort. Included in this set are the German hits "Question of Honor," a techno/rock/dance number interlaced with opera and written for boxer Henry Mask; "How Can Heaven Love Me," a duet with Manfred Mann's Earth Band's lead singer, Chris Thompson; and a lovely pop ballad, "Heaven Is Here." Even more obscure is a rock duet with singer Tom Jones called "Something in the Air," with obscure being the perfect word to describe this entire outing by an international superstar who seems to rise to the occasion of any musical challenge. While there isn't a cohesive feel to this album as is the case with her later releases, it's still quite enjoyable to listen to Brightman take on what is usually left to the vocally challenged disco/pop queens gracing the Top 40 and dance clubs of America. In fact, one will more than likely find themselves spinning this CD many times over, being impressed with its ability to remain timeless thanks to the appeal of its performer. ~ Daniel Malich, All Music Guide


Album Credits:
*snip
Sarah Brightman Vocals (Background), Producer, Main Performer, Piano
*snip*
Andrew Eldritch Vocals (Background)
*snip*

and after mucho scratching in the dirt (ok, not really!!!)

ANDREW ELDRITCH: Also Appears On

Artist Album Credit

Die Krupps III: Odyssey of the Mind (Bonus Tracks) Remixing
Die Krupps Fatherland Remixing
Die Krupps Rings of Steel Remixing
Die Krupps The Final Remixes Remixing
Gary Moore After the War Vocals (Background)
Sarah Brightman Fly Vocals (Background)
The Sisterhood Gift Producer
The Sisters of Mercy More (US Single) Composer, Producer
The Sisters of Mercy First and Last and Always Mixing
The Sisters of Mercy Doctor Jeep Producer
The Sisters of Mercy Under the Gun Producer
The Sisters of Mercy When You Don't See Me Producer
The Sisters of Mercy Possession Vocals
The Sisters of Mercy Disguised in Black Vocals
The Sisters of Mercy Vision Thing Producer, Engineer, Design, Guitar
The Sisters of Mercy Floodland Producer, Engineer
The Sisters of Mercy Dominion Producer
Various Artists Fascist Communist Revolutionaries Producer

ok, so who really sang on fla, more, dr jeep, utg, wydsm, vision thing, flood, and dominion?¿?¿?



would the real andrew eldritch please stand up!!!

http://www.artistdirect.com/music/artis ... 98,00.html

This re-release of a 1995 European album (under the East West label)

and wasnt this during the 'you don't love us so we're not singing for you' period, so appearing on a record on the same label doesn't seem very big or clever?¿?¿?¿?¿

nearmethexperience wrote:

Wrote BLAH, BLAH, BLAH


Andrew Eldritch Vocals (Background)
*snip*

Methy this is the one that prompted someone to mention Milton, and "he who should not be named" to mention that german philosopher superman bloke


and therefore indirectly caused WWIII in the "other place"

@ Methy: you mean there is something you haven't downloaded

I got the MP3 somewhere, Sarah does here thing and then at the end Von comes on a mumbles something in German.

I'm off on another summer holiday, so no noticeboard until next week for me.

hallucienate wrote:@ Methy: you mean there is something you haven't downloaded

I got the MP3 somewhere, Sarah does here thing and then at the end Von comes on a mumbles something in German.

I'm off on another summer holiday, so no noticeboard until next week for me.

damn... and i was just going to suggest a place where you could upload it too

have a nice hollibobs

I was told about this years ago, not long after the original release maybe, but wasn't able to even find the album so wasn't able to confirm it. I'd long forgotten about it. Any chance anyone could upload it somewhere.

Dan wrote:Any chance anyone could upload it somewhere.

If anyone's got it in mp3 format, let me know and I'll put it on me server...

I'm back from my holiday now, a day early I'll dig it out and upload it to whoever PMs me with their FTP details when I get back to work on Wednesday.

So far I've got one taker.

After much searching through many poorly labelled CDRs I have now found the track.

It's really quite dire, Sarah and some other bloke doing a duet with Von coming in towards the end.

She's right though, how can heaven (or anyone else) love her?

hallucienate wrote:After much searching through many poorly labelled CDRs I have now found the track.

It's really quite dire, Sarah and some other bloke doing a duet with Von coming in towards the end.

She's right though, how can heaven (or anyone else) love her?

arf!

\\Cubert\D\transfer\Sarah Brightman - 05 - How Can Heaven Love Me.mp3

ID3 Tag:
Title: How Can Heaven Love Me
Artist: Sarah Brightman
Album: Fly
Year: 1996
Genre: Pop

I think I got it from the fabled FTP server of yore.

hallucienate wrote:I think I got it from the fabled FTP server of yore.

ahhh! i missed that one

one of teh few i DID miss

If there are any ftp servers currently running can someone please tell me. Of other music I like theres a wealth of material to download all over the net, but with the Sisters I can find absolitely NOTHING!

Was one of the ftp's called the Depository (or Repository, I forget)? The reason I ask is recently on alt.binaries.sounds.mp3.gothic-industrial someone uploaded the Floodland album, so I download it to save me the time of getting the vinyl out and doing it myself. The ID3 tag said The Depository/Repository(whichever) and it was the most appalling rip full of pops, skips & errors so I deleted it. Bugger it, I'll get the vinyl out and do it myself.

courtesy of hal

http://www.myheartland.co.uk/howcanheavenloveme.mp3



its about 4.5mb

Sad old me, am downloading it.....

Thanks, but I listened 3 times and didnt hear anything remotely resembling Mr Eldritch. Any advice on exactly how many seconds into the song, etc.....

Dan wrote:Thanks, but I listened 3 times and didnt hear anything remotely resembling Mr Eldritch. Any advice on exactly how many seconds into the song, etc.....

its the male voice about two thirds the way into it, spoken german

Ah yes, I was on irc at the time and obviously not paying attention. ROTFLOL!!!!1

Oh, it's very brief innit.

so, now that I done my bit, can anybody translate the man's rumblings, it'll save me having to type "sarah brightman lyrics" into google.

OK, to my shame I did it:

Die Welt ein Tor
Zu tausend Wüsten stumm und kalt
Wer das verlor, was du verlorst
Macht nirgends halt

means something like:

The world is a gate
Thousend deserts dumb and cold
That man who lost what you lost
Is stopped by nothing

take a look at http://www.xs4all.nl/~josvg/cits/sb/sb6-all.html#605

Oh dear Me!

SCENE HAMBURG DELI

VON: Fifty high tar ciggies and a cheese bap please!

ASSISTANT: Right!

VON: Stick it on my tab

ASSISTANT: You haven't paid your account in weeks Short English man. I want my money.

VON: Errr...Taxi! Eastwest records!!!

FX TAXI BRAKES, FOOT STEPS, LOAD OF TOSH BEING SUNG IN GERMAN. CASH CHANGING HANDS. TAXI RETURNS.

VON: There you go.

ASSISTANT: Thank you

VON: Oh and I'll have a some beef Hula Hoops as well

it's sounds like a rejected verse from Giving Ground, doesn't it?

The world is a gate
Thousend deserts dumb and cold
That man who lost what you lost
Is stopped by nothing

on the geeeeeeeeeeeeeving grounnnnnnnnnnnnnnd...

yup, works for me

Quiff Boy wrote:courtesy of hal

http://www.myheartland.co.uk/howcanheavenloveme.mp3



its about 4.5mb

thanks QB and Hal
(although this song will never be one of my favourites )