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	www.myspace.com/thedeadc (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Perhaps in part for that reason, the Dead C didn't attract much of a fan base in their home country; their audience was mostly international, developed initially through fanzine culture and word of mouth.
		The Dead C's own music held elements of all those styles, and remained essentially the same for most of the band's life: murky, hazy, loosely structured drone rock, enveloped in a thick crust of avowedly low-fidelity guitar noise, and often warped with tape manipulations or studio treatments.
		The Dead C was formed in Dunedin, New Zealand in 1987, with a lineup of guitarist/occasional vocalist Michael Morley (a onetime member of the evocatively named Wreck Small Speakers on Expensive Stereos), bassist and Xpressway label head Bruce Russell, and drummer Robbie Yeats (formerly of the well-liked Kiwi pop band the Verlaines).
	www.myspace.com /thedeadc (1130 words)

	Official Ticketmaster site. The Dead C tickets, dates
		Forerunners of post-rock and the modern-day revival of space rock, the Dead C were an improvisational, hugely prolific noise-rock trio indebted to Sonic Youth (whose Thurston Moore was an avowed fan), as well as Krautrock and psychedelia.
		The Dead C next forged a relationship with the Philadelphia-based indie Siltbreeze, which would issue the majority of their output over the '90s.
		A flood of Dead C material followed over 1993-94 as well: the improvisational The Operation of the Sonne, the outtakes/archival collection World Peace Hope Et Al (on the British label Shock), the live album Clyma Est Mort, and a collaborative EP with Sebadoh.
	www.ticketmaster.ca /artist/778037?brand=none (874 words)

	The Dead C - New Electric Music (Language)
		The Dead C have long presented a different view of musical performance, recording, and presentation than most of their peers.
		Lo-fi "rock" numbers and lengthy drone excursions don't sound too far removed from much of what several independent rockers produce, but The Dead C have done everything under their name with a spirit and aesthetic entirely their own.
		If you're not already a Dead C convert, it's probably unlikely that this album would bring you into the fold whole-heartedly.
	www.fakejazz.com /reviews/2002/deadc2.shtml (771 words)

	Dead C scrolls - Uncyclopedia
		The dead C scrolls comprise of around 835 C language, API document, Header, Data, Object and Make files including some design notes on the very nature of the C language itself.
		The prefixed name "DEAD" is used because more then 50% of the code is believed to not have ever been part of the C language op the UNIX operation system.
		Although the much of the original source is lost the Dead C scroll ctype header file give a glance at the previous meaning.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Dead_c_scrolls (1560 words)

	Introduction - The Resurrection of the Dead, and Eternal Judgment
		There is a people that are reckoned dead in trespasses and sins, as those are, who never yet were translated from darkness to light, and from the power of Satan to God.
		Again, That it is the resurrection of the dead bodies of both saints and sinners that is here inserted, it is further evident; because the apostle saith, it is the resurrection, that the very Pharisees themselves allowed.
		Now we know, that the Pharisees did not allow of a resurrection from a state of nature, to a state of grace, which is the same with the new birth; but did confidently allow and teach, that they were the children of Abraham, according to the flesh.
	philologos.org /__eb-jb/Resurrection/dead01.htm (793 words)

	GameOver - House of the Dead (c) Sega (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		House of the Dead is Sega's latest arcade to PC port, unfortunately most of Sega's PC ports don't quite live up to their arcade counterparts, but lets see if HOD can break the mold.
		What made House of the Dead popular was the fact you usually had to kill each enemy with multiple shots instead of just the usual one shot and they're dead theme behind most shooters.
		You can play House of the Dead with one person on the mouse, the other on the keyboard, but it was found to be cumbersome.
	www.game-over.net /review/june/housedead/index.html (1081 words)

	Bruce Russell interview- Dead C
		As one-third of New Zealand noise legends The Dead C and label boss of Xpressway and Corpus Hermeticum, Bruce Russell has driven a pretty substantial wedge into New Zealand music.
		The Dead C never actually existed in the Dunedin Sound era.
		The Dead C played a part in all of that.
	www.furious.com /perfect/deadc.html (3118 words)

	\|\| Flying Nun Records New Zealand - \|\|
		He recently told the UK’s biggest-circulation ‘difficult music’ magazine The Wire that one of the the most interesting bands in the world were The Dead C. Their fifteenth album - wittily titled DR503C - is only the second to come out as a local release in NZ this decade.
		This has enabled them to preserve their anonymity at the local supermarket, while still trucking the units and cyber-hobnobbing with the big boys across the globe.
		As a result the Dead C. were recently touted in Melody Maker as one of the two best rock bands on the planet (the other being Fushitsusha), and are regarded internationally as one of the more influential of the NZ bands of the last decade.
	www.flyingnun.co.nz /archive_site/bands/general/deadc.htm (293 words)

	The Dead C - s/t (Language Recordings)
		I love the Dead C. It's been 3 years since their last album, Tusk, and the void has left me hungry for more material.
		The Dead C are entirely instrumental this time, as the Dead C are focusing on mostly improvised music that strays pretty far from their more familiar noise-rock sounds.
		The Dead C (like the Sun City Girls) have developed a really unique way of musical interaction.
	www.fakejazz.com /reviews/2000/deadc.shtml (244 words)

	Mavis's Dream 3 - The Dead C
		As we anxiously await the arrival of the new Dead C release, which is allegedly being mixed as we speak, it seems appropriate to do a quick retrospective exposé of this small group of New Zealand “folk-rock”(?) Guerrillas.
		Moving on or as the case is back from there we find another gem in the Dead C crown, this time the Trapdoor Fucking Exit CD reissued in 1993.
		Dead C releases can be obtained with relative ease from Positively 4th St. but for more info, mp3s etc point your browser to
	www.mandiapple.com /mavisdream/deadc.htm (750 words)

	FatCat Records : The Dead C
		Formed in Dunedin, New Zealand in 1987 by guitarists Michael Morley and Bruce Russell, and drummer Robbie Yeats, The Dead C have released nearly 20 albums and overcome geographical isolation to connect with and inspire a legion of fans and like-minded operators, becoming in the process little short of a legendary presence.
		The Dead C have always had an honest and critical attitude to recording, viewing multitrack recording as ‘technical fakery’: “Music's primarily instrumental, human beings actually play music in a room together and you record it.
		Besides playing in The Dead C, Bruce Russell has also run his own labels, Xpressway and Corpus Hermeticum, has played alongside Alastair Galbraith in A Handful Of Dust, and has released 3 solo albums.
	fat-cat.co.uk /fatcat/artistInfo.php?id=91 (406 words)

	Raising a Corpse from the Dead
		The man clearly did not have any martial skill, but through association with a big name he thought he could impress Bob, as he probably did others, but he was wrong.
		There is an old Chinese ploy called "Raising a corpse form the dead", i.e., using an old master's name to give groundless credibility.
		This rigid, judgmental and authoritarian thinking is symptomatic of magical thinking, falling for "Raising a corpse from the dead" or maybe even mental illness.
	www.dotaichi.com /Articles/RaisingaCorpsefromtheDead.htm (1512 words)

	SermonCentral.com: "The Dead "C" by Michael Walker
		Yea, I know some say "isn’t it better to be dead and out of this sin cursed world and be with Jesus".
		The lowest point in a Christian’s life is to be a dead one.
		· Dead Sea salt is not a normal sea salt, its concentration of minerals is infinitely higher.
	www.sermoncentral.com /sermon.asp?SermonID=54632 (999 words)

	GameOver - Typing of the Dead (c) Sega (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Typing of the Dead is based on Sega's zombie-ridden House of the Dead, a series that resembles a George Romero movie marathon complete with hordes of undead creatures, a predictable storyline and terrible acting.
		I'm not quite sure what the intended audience is for Typing of the Dead, perhaps those younger individuals who would prefer their typing skills be taught and tested with a little more oomph.
		Typing of the Dead certainly isn't for everybody, but if you're looking to improve your typing skills and don't mind an environment that fights back, you might want to look into Typing of the Dead by Sega.
	www.game-over.net /review/jan2001/typing (828 words)

	Amazon.com: Harsh 70s Reality: Music: The Dead C (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I am patient with this type of calculated casualness belying meditated planning, but the results this time for The Dead C don't pack the same concentrated pleasure that I find on their other discs.
		The Dead C shone on the earlier, more rough-hewn nearly folk/Eno meets The Fall/Stooges/Sonic Youth/Can attack of their previous Eusa Kills album, or such harmony beneath the disruption on later work like New Electric Music.
		If you want to hear Dead C at their best, try the other albums I mentioned as well as Tusk, which probably best blends their disparate influences.
	www.amazon.com /Harsh-70s-Reality-Dead-C/dp/B000007NOM (990 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: Dead C
		The Dead C vs. Sebadoh EP (Siltbreeze) 1993
		Formed in 1987 by Bruce Russell (founder of the influential Xpressway label), avant-noise veteran Michael Morley and former Verlaines drummer Robbie Yeats, the Dead C has created an uncompromising (some might say undifferentiated) corpus of work that exists in the shadowlands between hell-spawned noise and fallen-angel beauty.
		Still, the dark, oscillating tumult that emanates from both the title track and "Bury (Refutatio Omnium Haeresium)" brings to mind the earliest, most experimental days of the Velvet Underground-back when a 45-minute "Sister Ray" was likely to be the most, er, "accessible" thing in earshot.
	www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=dead_c (724 words)

	BBC - Experimental Review - Konono No1/The Dead C, FatCat Split Series 18
		The Dead C have been treading the same water since their inception in 1987 and their leaden, layered guitar-soaked dirges just feel tired up against the vibrancy of Konono.
		While Konono have a rhythm that turns you inside out, the Dead C just ignite a vague feeling of Déjà vu followed by a yawn.
		I have however heard The Dead C and yep, they are about as exciting as their frightfully witty name might suggest.
	www.bbc.co.uk /music/release/xr63 (493 words)

	Flipside Movie Emporium: Bringing Out the Dead Movie Review
		The only time the film really springs to life is in the scenes that are played for dark comedy.
		Throughout Brining Out the Dead, Frank is haunted by the vision of Rose, an asthmatic teenage girl who he failed to save a while back.
		In one of the film's most haunting shots, every person on the street that Frank sees turns to reveal that it's Rose, and she wants to know why he killed her.
	www.flipsidemovies.com /bringingoutthedead.html (633 words)

	* Dusted Reviews - The Dead C *
		Despite receiving scant honor throughout their 17-year existence (the last couple Dead C albums were self-released in editions of 500), they’ve carried on making their patented entropic racket.
		Brute power chords, processed machine sounds, field recordings of passing traffic, all are grist for the Dead C’s mill.
		The Dead C are like a pack of cranky old hounds; content to roll in something really smelly, but still capable of treeing coons like nobody’s business.
	www.dustedmagazine.com /reviews/1500 (255 words)

	the dead c, vain, erudite and stupid - selected works: 1987-2005
		The Dead C. are legends of the avant rock scene, counting Sonic Youth, Comets on Fire and the Black Dice under their many legions of fans and this lovingly compiled double cd ‘best-of’ collects some of their most intruiging works between 1987 and 2005.
		Deep and distorted crackles from the netherworld extend over heavy riffs and grindcore scraping, it’s horribly addictive and by the time you hit the one hour mark you’re bound to be clawing at the walls and ready for a long night of serial killing.
		It’s destructive, abrasive, impulsive, abusive and rebellious — now grab this and understand why The Dead C. are one of the world’s most revered noise merchants.
	www.boomkat.com /item.cfm?id=23168 (466 words)

	HCorp On-line: News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The big news is, it appears the Dead C. will be making an appearance at Le Weekend in Stirling, Scotland, on 30 May. We don't have tickets or anything, but its looking pretty certain.
		The Dead C. have had offers to play overseas, none of which have come to much till the current one.
		I was able to briefly visit France and Germany last February [2003], when I played a show with Jean-Jacques Palix and Jerome Noetinger, recorded in Paris with Jean-Jacques, and in Karlsruhe with Ralf Wehowsky.
	noise.as /hermescorp (601 words)

	Amazon.com: Tusk: Music: The Dead C (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		My favorite Dead C release is "White House".
		which is the hyped Dead C Holy Grail since Steven Malkmus raved about it as one of his top two fave albums.
		The Dead C are, alternately, either one of the most groundbreaking "rock" bands of the last couple of decades, OR they are a huge hoax played on the record collector scum of the universe.
	www.amazon.com /Tusk-Dead-C/dp/B00000581M (949 words)

	Antipodean Underground » Blog Archive » The Dead C
		The Dead C went onto release a number of self released cassettes and LP’s on Flying Nun, Xpressway, Forced Exposure & Siltbreeze. The band seldom perform live yet they did appear at ‘All Tomorrow’s Parties’ in 2002.
		The Dead C - Hell Is Now Love - MP3 File Size 3.5MB
		This entry was posted on Thursday, June 1st, 2006 at 1:32 am and is filed under Antipodean Underground.
	cousincreep.com /antipodeanunderground/?p=32 (101 words)

	Lineage II/LifeCrystals - StrategyWiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Only add information you have seen yourself, as you will be credited (or blamed) for it in the history logs.
		If you can read Korean, there is already a listing of just the B and C grade here.
		Skull of the Dead - Grade C and B
	strategywiki.org /wiki/Lineage_II/LifeCrystals (1194 words)

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		E B C D A Are you churned by emotion from the voices in your head E C G D Look at all the living and you'll ask yourself why E G D Oh why do we pity the dead?
		E B C D A Are you scared of the magic that swirls up in your head?
		C D E C D E Tell me what you see, tell me what you know Palm Mute (p.m.) p.m.
	members.tripod.com /~voodooglowskulls/badreligion/gpitythedead.html (171 words)

	WFMU's Beware of the Blog: Visual Moments in Epic Rock #3: The Dead C on NZ TV
		This is as great as the Fall's Jools Holland TV appearance, but maybe not as good as the footage of Mark E. Smith reading football results on a sports show.
		It's the Dead C totally destroying the stage (22MB mpeg file for download) of a New Zealand Top-of-the-Pops style TV joint with "Sky", I'm guessing around the year 2000.
		The Dead C never performed again on NZ television.
	blog.wfmu.org /freeform/2006/03/visual_moments__1.html (580 words)

	Browse by Artist: DEAD C, THE
		"Over the last 17 years, The Dead C have produced some of the most strident, uncompromising and downright nasty rock screech to exit from their homeland of New Zealand, without sacrificing an ounce of the grace and finesse required of tamers of gigantic, wild sandworms.
		The Dead C's improvised noise rock verges on disintegration with a trademark hazy disorientation, invariably evoking hypnotic and heavy moods.
		They have always sought liberation from shallow and easy rock conventions; amid the murk of cardboard box guitars, underwater vocals, and ramshackle drumming, a new consciousness emerges.
	www.forcedexposure.com /artists/dead.c.the.html (121 words)

	Dead C. Discography
		THE DEAD C. Complete Discography as of December 2002
		THE DEAD C. are Michael Morley, Robbie Yeats and Bruce Russell on all releases, with occasional others.
		The Dead C. vs. Sebadoh 7" Siltbreeze 1993
	noise.as /hermescorp/dcdiscog.html (233 words)

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