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Steve Von Till - If I Should Fall To The Field FLAC album

Steve Von Till - If I Should Fall To The Field FLAC album

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1 Breathe
Lyrics By – Steve Von TillMusic By – Dave Clifford, Steve Von TillVocals, Organ, Organ [Hammond B-3], Acoustic Guitar – Steve Von Till
 5:41
2 To The Field
Electric Guitar, Drums – Joe GoldringMusic By, Lyrics By – Steve Von TillOrgan [Hammond B-3] – Desmond SheaVocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Bass – Steve Von Till
 6:36
3 My Work Is Done
Electric Guitar – Joe GoldringLyrics By – Unknown ArtistMusic By – Steve Von TillVocals, Banjo – Steve Von Till
 2:45
4 Hallowed Ground
Electric Guitar – Joe GoldringMusic By, Lyrics By – Steve Von TillVocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electronics – Steve Von Till
 5:15
5 This River
Electric Guitar, Drums – Joe GoldringFiddle – Doug Adams*Music By, Lyrics By – Steve Von TillVocals, Banjo – Steve Von Till
 5:08
6 Running Dry
Bass, Organ [Hammond B-3] – Desmond SheaElectric Guitar, Drums – Joe GoldringFiddle – Doug Adams*Music By, Lyrics By – Neil YoungVocals, Acoustic Guitar – Steve Von Till
 4:53
7 The Wild Hunt
Electric Guitar – Joe GoldringFiddle – Doug Adams*Music By, Lyrics By – Steve Von TillVocals, Acoustic Guitar – Steve Von Till
 5:27
8 Am I Born To Die
Fiddle – Doug Adams*Vocals – Steve Von TillWritten-By – Traditional
 4:05
9 Dawn
Electric Guitar – Joe GoldringMusic By, Lyrics By – Steve Von TillVocals, Acoustic Guitar – Steve Von Till
 3:54
10 The Harpy
Bass – Steve Von TillGuitar [Drone] – Joe GoldringOrgan [Hammond B-3] – Desmond SheaRecorded By – Steve Von Till, Sr.Voice – Louis A. Von TillWords By – Robert W. Service
 2:28

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Neurot Recordings
  • Copyright (c) – Neurot Recordings
  • Recorded At – Deaf Mute Trust Company
  • Mastered At – The Studio That Time Forgot

Credits

  • Design, Layout – Josh Graham
  • Mastered By – Kevin Ink
  • Painting [Front Cover Painting "Reap And Sow"] – Todd West
  • Recorded By – Desmond Shea

Notes

Recorded at the Deaf Mute Company.
Lyrics of 'My Work Is Done' in memory of the Smiths of Ballards, Nordic Heritage Museum, Seattle, WA.
'The Harpy' voice recorded in 1961 on reel to reel tape.
Mastered at the Studio That Time Forgot.

Dedicated to Kristin, Emma and Freya Von Till.

℗ and © 2002 Neurot Recordings

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 6 58457 10202 2
  • Barcode (Reader): 658457102022
  • Matrix / Runout: NER202PAV 1-1-2
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI L044
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 1686

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SVR026 Steve Von Till If I Should Fall To The Field ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, RE, RM) Svart Records SVR026 Finland 2010
SVR026 Steve Von Till If I Should Fall To The Field ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, RE, RM, Cle) Svart Records SVR026 Finland 2010
SVR026 Steve Von Till If I Should Fall To The Field ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, RE, RM, TP, W/Lbl) Svart Records SVR026 Finland 2010


Steve Von Till - If I Should Fall To The Field FLAC album

Musician performer: Steve Von Till

Title: If I Should Fall To The Field

Country: Finland

Date of release: 2002

Style: Folk Rock

Genre: Rock

Size FLAC: 1955 mb

Rating: 4.4 / 5

Votes: 499

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Steve Von Till Folk Rock 2002 Finland

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Uttegirazu
Solemn and quiet and enrapturing would be appropriate terms to use in an attempt to describe an album which feels like a set of musical pieces that were unearthed from the soil with soul searching toil. While Mr. Von Till's main cacaphonous vehicle, Neurosis, razes the listener from earth with metal wire, his solo work slowly buries the listener six feet under. Yet the two are undoubtedly connected, this album revealing the mournful and minimal sounds inherent to the core of most latter era Neurosis records. The music is sparse, mainly using organ, fiddle, acoustic guitar, and banjo, slowling overlaying each other while Von Till's crooning lulls the listener with a sad tale of forgotten times. This is most evident on the title track, and "my work is done," in which organ and banjo accompany a telling of a blacksmith who lays down his hammer and accepts that his forge work is over. It feels very, very ancient, revealing Von Till as a deep thinker and an old soul. As an homage, the last track is a recording of Von Till's grandfather reciting an Alfred Lord Tennyson poem, while minimal effects sway in the background. A thinker, this album work amazingly well on a dark night with only the hearth and a candle as company.
Uttegirazu
Solemn and quiet and enrapturing would be appropriate terms to use in an attempt to describe an album which feels like a set of musical pieces that were unearthed from the soil with soul searching toil. While Mr. Von Till's main cacaphonous vehicle, Neurosis, razes the listener from earth with metal wire, his solo work slowly buries the listener six feet under. Yet the two are undoubtedly connected, this album revealing the mournful and minimal sounds inherent to the core of most latter era Neurosis records. The music is sparse, mainly using organ, fiddle, acoustic guitar, and banjo, slowling overlaying each other while Von Till's crooning lulls the listener with a sad tale of forgotten times. This is most evident on the title track, and "my work is done," in which organ and banjo accompany a telling of a blacksmith who lays down his hammer and accepts that his forge work is over. It feels very, very ancient, revealing Von Till as a deep thinker and an old soul. As an homage, the last track is a recording of Von Till's grandfather reciting an Alfred Lord Tennyson poem, while minimal effects sway in the background. A thinker, this album work amazingly well on a dark night with only the hearth and a candle as company.