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| Artist = [[Brendan Perry]]
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| Released = 1999
| Released = 4 October 1999
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| Label = 4AD
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'''Eye of the Hunter''' is the first solo album by [[Brendan Perry]], then former member of the duo [[Dead Can Dance]]. The album was released in [[1999]].
'''Eye of the Hunter''' is the first solo album by [[Brendan Perry]], known for his previous role as a leading member of the band [[Dead Can Dance]]. The album was recorded at [[Quivvy Church]] in [[County Cavan]], [[Ireland]].


The song ''Sloth'' had already been sung during concerts with [[Dead Can Dance]]. ''I Must Have Been Blind'' is a cover version of [[Tim Buckley]]'s song. [[Brendan Perry]] was later to cover another song from Buckley (''Dream Letter'') on the tribute album ''Sing a Song for You''.
The song ''Sloth'' had already been sung during concerts with [[Dead Can Dance]] and appears on the band's 2001 box set ''[[Dead Can Dance (1981-1998)]]''. ''I Must Have Been Blind'' is a cover of a [[Tim Buckley]] song from his 1970 album ''[[Blue Afternoon]]''. Perry later covered another song by Buckley, ''Dream Letter'', which was released the following year on the tribute album ''[[Sing a Song for You: Tribute to Tim Buckley|Sing a Song for You]]''.


==Track listing==
==Track listing==
#''Saturday's Child''
#''Saturday's Child'' - 4:30
#''Voyage of Bran''
#''Voyage of Bran'' - 5:33
#''Medusa''
#''Medusa'' - 6:10
#''Sloth''
#''Sloth'' - 3:32
#''I Must Have Been Blind''
#''I Must Have Been Blind'' - 5:07
#''Captive Heart''
#''The Captive Heart'' - 4:00
#''Death Will Be My Bride''
#''Death Will Be My Bride'' - 5:46
#''Archangel''
#''Archangel'' - 7:35


[[Category:1999 albums]]
[[Category:1999 albums]]

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Eye of the Hunter is the first solo album by Brendan Perry, known for his previous role as a leading member of the band Dead Can Dance. The album was recorded at Quivvy Church in County Cavan, Ireland.

The song Sloth had already been sung during concerts with Dead Can Dance and appears on the band's 2001 box set Dead Can Dance (1981-1998). I Must Have Been Blind is a cover of a Tim Buckley song from his 1970 album Blue Afternoon. Perry later covered another song by Buckley, Dream Letter, which was released the following year on the tribute album Sing a Song for You.

Track listing

  1. Saturday's Child - 4:30
  2. Voyage of Bran - 5:33
  3. Medusa - 6:10
  4. Sloth - 3:32
  5. I Must Have Been Blind - 5:07
  6. The Captive Heart - 4:00
  7. Death Will Be My Bride - 5:46
  8. Archangel - 7:35