- Audio CD (21 July 1998)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Import
- Label: World Domination
- ASIN: B000005LBG
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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 |
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| 1. Herald - Steve Ball/Dale Lloyd |
| 2. Touching Still - Gordon Sharp/Richard Young/Dale Lloyd |
| 3. Misdeem - Stewart Arzenten/Christine Roskam/Dale Lloyd |
| 4. Mother Resounded - Mishka Heck/Dale Lloyd |
| 5. Hand In Hand - Gordon Sharp/Richard Young/Dale Lloyd |
| 6. Too See You Fall - Gordon Sharp/Dale Lloyd |
| 7. Just As Well - Dale Lloyd/Marc Olsen |
| 8. Follow Sun Ra - Gordon Sharp/Richard Young/Dale Lloyd |
| 9. Beyond The Latter - Dale Lloyd |
| 10. Bonus Track - After The Flood |
| Disc: 2 |
| 1. So Near, So Far - Windy/Carl/Dale Lloyd |
| 2. Fecund Now - Robert Horton/Labradford/Dale Lloyd |
| 3. Inch Meal - Stewart Arentzen/Dale Lloyd |
| 4. We Believe You - Warren Defever/Christine Roskam/Dale Lloyd |
| 5. Left Of Wane - Jeffrey Taylor/Labradford |
| 6. Mire Image - Lyndia Pickering/Mishka Heck/Dale Lloyd |
| 7. Lo, Artemis - Maxine/Mark Hall/Dale Lloyd |
| 8. So Inscribed, The Changing Story - Mark Canfield Taylor/Dale Lloyd |
| 9. Amethyst - Dale Lloyd |
| 10. Constellated And Consummated, Then - Stewart Arentzen/Dale Lloyd |
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Oops - Wrong Album, 2 Aug 2000
By Rob Lightner - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: After Flood (Audio CD)
I wrote the review below believing this page referred to After the Flood, vol. 1, which I suspect is no longer in print.Volume Two is, I believe, composed and performed by many of the same performers (notably absent and lamented is Sage's Marc Olsen). Two discs, one more song-oriented, another more ethereal and ambient, comprise the set, which includes several loose-leaf art pieces. The packaging is somewhat irritating, but that's a small complaint compared with the praise I have to give the music. While Volume One had a basement tapes feel to it, this has a stronger studio/producer presence, though the sense of listening in on someone's private despairs and elations still holds.
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