Prayer Of Death

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Release date: 24/Feb/2014
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Sales Rank: #2877 in Progressive Rock
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Style: Progressive Rock
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Details / Tracklist: MP3 Audio listen now for free 01. "Grim Reaper Blues"
MP3 Audio listen now for free 02. "Silence On A Crowded Train"
MP3 Audio listen now for free 03. "Requiem For Sandy Bull (R.I.P)"
MP3 Audio listen now for free 04. "Valium Blues"
MP3 Audio listen now for free 05. "Pretty Baby"
MP3 Audio listen now for free 06. "Prayer Of Death"
MP3 Audio listen now for free 07. "Lost In The Dark"
MP3 Audio listen now for free 08. "Never Be Afraid!"
Number of discs: 1
Description:"Entrance Records & Tapes is pleased to present the resurrection of â??Prayer of Deathâ? which has been out of print and off the grid since 2016. Released in 2006, the spiritual rock opera moved Pitchfork to hail Entrance (aka Guy Blakeslee) as â??a psychedelic shaman bringing us news from other planes of existence.â? Recorded on tape in Chicago in the winter of 2005 by David Vandervelde as the followup to 2004â??s mostly acoustic acid-tinged country blues saga â??Wandering Strangerâ? (Fat Possum), the self-produced and privately pressed â??Prayer of Deathâ? saw Blakeslee expanding his sound with heavy doses of electricity and eastern psychedelia, and drawing from influences as diverse as Charley Patton, Sandy Bull, the Stooges, Sufi poetry and the Tibetan Book of the Dead . Blakesleeâ??s in-studio alchemy with Paz Lenchantin (now of the Pixies) and drummer Derek James would lead to the formation of The Entrance Band. The rebirth of this underground cult classic , originally inspired by â??the daily Death Vibrations of the Modern World,â? could not come at a more appropriate time, given the state of our civilization. For Blakeslee, death is the ultimate psychedelic, erasing the mind completely instead of expanding it-- and by the closing track, he has made some sort of peace with the idea, which makes the album sound like a journey instead of a tract. His final words are ""When you think about death every morning, don't you ever be afraid!"" If only it were that easy. - Pitchfork . " -
"Originally released June 2006 on Entrance Records" (from booklet liner notes). Packaging: standard plastic jewel box case, clear tray, 16 page stapled cover booklet.
Manufacturer No.: TPE 900732
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