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Booth and the Bad Angel - The Dance Of Bad Angels (HD)
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Booth and the Bad Angel - The Dance Of Bad Angels (HD)
Booth and the Bad Angel was a music project based around the collaborative efforts of Tim Booth (lead singer with the British alternative rock band, James) and the American film composer, Angelo Badalamenti. Featuring Bernard Butler on guitar, the project's eponymous album was released in July 1996.
Biography
The collaboration between Booth and Badalamenti was initialized in 1992, when Booth made an appearance on the UK Channel 4 TV show Friday Night At The Dome, which aimed to actualize collaborations between contemporary musicians and their heroes. Booth expressed his desire to work with Badalamenti, and the show's producers put the two in touch. At the time Booth was busy recording and touring with James, so could not find the time to meet with Badalamenti, but the two kept in touch via transatlantic phone calls for over two years before finally meeting. In 1995 Booth announced he would be taking a break from James to work on an album with Badalamenti. Booth contacted Butler, recently departed from Suede to provide guitar work for the album, which was recorded through late 1995 to early 1996. The album was finally released in July 1996 and promoted by the single, "I Believe" which made number 25 in the UK Singles Chart.
Several live performances followed, and following completion of the live dates Butler invited Booth to form a new band with him, but Booth declined, having promised the other members of James that he would return to them following his break.
While Booth and the Bad Angel was to remain a pure one-off project, a further single from the album, "Fall In Love With Me" was released in 1998 (UK #57) when it was used on the soundtrack to the film, Martha Meet Frank, Daniel and Laurence. This track was later reworked by Booth on his 2004 solo album Bone.
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beautifull song from dub inc album afrikya
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I don't like you anymore from their album The Age Of The Understatement
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I don't like you anymore from their album The Age Of The Understatement
Thanks to "Pamplemousserier" for the right lyrics ;-)
I don't like you anymore
You've fallen for the faux again
Enticed me for a second time today
Only for me to realize the same
I don't like you anymore
You're cracked and your face is changing
You're going down the old route
But I can't let you repeat it, repeat it again
The sound of your voice is piercing my patience
As it seeps on through the midnight corridors
Kindly keeping in your resent
Retire to the setting hate
Drying in an all familiar cast
Twitching as I fear it's far too late
'Cause I don't like you anymore
I don't like you anymore
I don't like you anymore
You're cracked and your face changing
You're going down the old route
But I can't let you repeat, repeat it again
The sound of your voice is piercing my patience
As it seeps on through the midnight corridors
And there's nothing but corners, there is no escape from these
Walked into your trap and breathed your disease
We're nauseous as if in the seas
And you smirk as you think that you tease
But your pout puts us about
And your final line can't be described as fine
Will never be described as fine
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my mistakes were made for you
the last shadow puppets
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my mistakes were made for you
the last shadow puppets
from the age of the understatement
lyrics:
About as subtle as an earthquake, I know
My mistakes were made for you
And in the back room of a bad dream, she came
And whisked me away, enthused
And it's solid as a rock rolling down a hill
The fact is that it probably will hit something
On the hazardous terrain
And were just following the flock, round
And the inbetween, before we smash to smithereens
Like they were, and we scrambled from the grain
And its the fame that put words in her mouth
She couldn't help, but spit em out
Innocence and arrogance entwined
In the filthiest of minds
She was bitten on her birthday, and now
A face in the crowd, shes not
And i suspect that now, forever the shape
She came to escape, its forgot
And it's alot to ask and not to sting1
Give her less than everything
Around your crooked conscious she will wind
Cos were just following the flock round
And the in-between
Before we smash to smithereens
Like they were, and we scramble from the grain
And it's the fame that put words in her mouth
She couldnt help, but spit em out
Around your crooked conscious she will wind
And it's alot to ask and not to sting
Giver her less than everything
Innocence and arrogance entwined
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