Dead Can Dance "Toward The Within" Orig UK 2xLP on 4AD *RARE* Live Album
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Dead Can Dance
“Toward The Within”
4AD DAD 4015
Double LP Released in 1994
This is an extremely rare album! Released only once on the vinyl format, this is a live recording from The Mayfair Theatre in Santa Monica, California. This is a UK issue (of course), and includes the original custom inner sleeves. This double LP is very rarely seen, and includes a nice collection of traditional songs and original material using a large selection of different instruments.
Tracks:
A1
Rakim
A2
Persian Love Song
A3
Desert Song
A4
Yulunga (Spirit Dance)
B5
Piece For Solo Flute
B6
The Wind That Shakes The Barley
B7
I Am Stretched On Your Grave
C8
I Can See Now
C9
American Dreaming
C10
Cantara
C11
Oman
D12
Song Of The Sibyl
D13
Tristan
D14
Sanvean
D15
Don't Fade Away
The grade of the records is VG++ with only a couple of very light surface-only marks that do not affect play, bright sheen and crisp labels. The cover is also VG++ with almost no sign of handling, crisp artwork & sharp corners – the only blemish is a bit of staining inside the cover. The heavy gauge inner sleeves are VG++, and look almost perfect with sharp corners, no splits or wear, and a small very light stain on 1 side of 1 sleeve. This is an incredible copy, and belongs in the hands of a collector.
Domestic shipping within the lower 48 states of the USA is $4.00 for first item, $1.00 each additional item – shipping to everywhere else is air mail only and will be determined at end of auction. I will ship worldwide; if you are an international buyer, please wait for my invoice with the shipping rate. PayPal is the preferred method of payment. All records are shipped in corrugated cardboard boxes with corrugated cardboard pads for secure shipping to anywhere in the world.
Grading is done according to the Goldmine Grading Standards using the following scale: Mint/NM/VG/G/P with the appropriate + or - to further describe the condition. “Mint” is essentially new, and “Poor” is essentially unplayable. I do not use ‘Excellent’ in my grading model because Goldmine doesn’t use it, and it has no standard meaning. I have 19 years of experience with the Goldmine system, and grade conservatively so you’ll have no surprises.
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