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yinshubackup) wrote2007-02-08 03:54 pm
yinshubackup) wrote2007-02-08 03:54 pm
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music question
question for Ye Old Skool Dallas Goths:
so, I've been listening to this song that is both creepy and addicting, and I don't know who it's by.
the main refrain is done by a male singer with a whispery/british accented voice, and it goes something like, "break the cage of/ desolation/ get yourself some/ dom-i-nation"...
it's on this mix cd that's supposedly a rip of some of the original DJ sets from the early days of The Church (I'm talking like, approx. 10 years ago...)
The track on the CD is actually a mix that begins with Concrete Blond's "The Vampire Song", then this Dom-i-nation song, then finishes up with Peter Murphy's "Socrates The Python".
sound familiar? Any ideas what this song is/ who the artist is? A google search for the lyrics turned up nothing for me.
so, I've been listening to this song that is both creepy and addicting, and I don't know who it's by.
the main refrain is done by a male singer with a whispery/british accented voice, and it goes something like, "break the cage of/ desolation/ get yourself some/ dom-i-nation"...
it's on this mix cd that's supposedly a rip of some of the original DJ sets from the early days of The Church (I'm talking like, approx. 10 years ago...)
The track on the CD is actually a mix that begins with Concrete Blond's "The Vampire Song", then this Dom-i-nation song, then finishes up with Peter Murphy's "Socrates The Python".
sound familiar? Any ideas what this song is/ who the artist is? A google search for the lyrics turned up nothing for me.
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on further searching, I found the version I'm listening to is the Jack Dangers full on mix. thanks.
*bows to your obvious superiority*
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