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No More Shall We Part

by Nick Cave

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2001

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Overall Rating: 2.8290 No More Shall We Part is ranked overall as 2.8290 out of 4 stars

Avg. Critic Score: 3.0000 No More Shall We Part has an avg. critic score of 3.0000 out of 4 stars

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It feels almost like a betrayal, and is, at very least, a shock akin to discovering the Teletubbies are on crack : Nick Cave, the thornily-crowned prince of heroin-bleak, underworld-dark musings, the post-punk erstwhile drug addict with a creativity ...more

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Well, he's at it again, goth balladeer Nick Cave, with his taste for literature and history, for music as text-delivery system and for settling in behind the piano like an undead John Cale and belting out his peculiarly sentimental fantasies of terror, ...more

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Track listing: 1) As I Sat Sadly By Her Side ; 2) And No More Shall We Part; 3) Hallelujah; 4) Love Letter; 5) Fifteen Feet Of Pure White Snow ; 6) God Is In The House; 7) Oh My Lord ; 8) Sweetheart Come; 9) The Sorrowful Wife ; 10) We Came Along ...read the complete review at starling.rinet

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Nick Cave is a strange and fascinating person. Some of his early work is murderously harsh, yet The Boatman's Call (1997) is perhaps one of the most beautifully lyrical albums of recent years.Many long-term followers, sadly, were unimpressed by this turn...read the complete review at musicOMH.com

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