Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Bizarre Festival 1996(Ltd 2 x Red Vinyl LP)Pre-order
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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Bizarre Festival 1996 (Limited Edition 2 x Red Vinyl LP) Pre-order
Scheduled for release on 16th February 2018.
Please be aware that release dates can change.
By the time of their performance at the Bizarre Festival on 17th August 1996,
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds were enjoying their most successful era to date.
Their latest album Murder Ballads, released in February that year, was their
best-selling record yet, having topped the charts in three countries and reached
the Top 10 in a further five. This was aided in no small part by Nick Cave’s duet
with Kylie Minogue on ‘Where the Wild Roses Grow’, which was a worldwide hit
and earned the band two ARIA awards. The video received repeated airplay on
MTV, who would later nominate Nick Cave for Best Male Artist at the MTV Awards.
Nick and the Seeds toured Europe, Asia and South America in support of the album,
and it is their entire performance at the Bizarre Festival that is included here.
Recorded and broadcast on FM radio throughout the United States, who had curiously
been left off the tour’s itinerary, the group captured the dark, brooding nature of
Murder Ballads perfectly in their set, which included too classics from their back
catalogue such as ‘The Weeping Song’ and ‘The Mercy Seat’. As a grand finale, the
band were joined by PJ Harvey - with whom Cave was romantically linked at the
time - for a rendition of ‘Henry Lee’.
SIDE A
1.Brother, My Cup Is Empty
2.Loverman
3.Mercy
4.Your Funeral… My Trial
SIDE B
5.Where The Wild Roses Grow
6.The Weeping Song
7.The Mercy Seat
SIDE C
8.Nobody’s Baby Now
9.Jack The Ripper
10.Stagger Lee
SIDE D
11.Henry Lee (Ft. PJ Harvey)
12.Nick Cave 1996 Interview (with Kylie)
Released by Prime Vinyl Cat: PV001LTD.Packaging
Items are sent in new plastic sleeves and high quality, professional record packaging, with stiffeners for protection.
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