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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Song To Comus: The Complete Collection on Discogs. Label: Castle Music - CMEDD • Format: 2x, CD Compilation, Repress • Country: UK • Genre: Rock • Style: Folk Rock, Prog Rock/5(2).

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2. Feb 27,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Song To Comus: The Complete Collection on Discogs/5(44).

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3. Buy Comus's album titled Song to Comus: The Complete Collection. Disc one of this collection also boasts several outtakes from the First Utterance sessions (notably the unusually pleasant, quite beautiful "Winter Is a Coloured Bird") that were originally released in EP form with the single edit of "Diana," as well as the A- and B-sides of a Brand: Comus.

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4. Feb 27,  · referencing Song To Comus: The Complete Collection, 2xCD, Comp, CMEDD It is hard to describe with words the magic of "The Herald" - every time when I listen that song I felt into pure eargasm trance/5(75).

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5. Tracks like The Herald and Song to Comus include obtuse arrangements and downright creepy lyrics that give the album its reputation as an original and oddball hippy treat. To Keep From Crying is more melodic and greatly reliant on female vocals that are often astonishingly similar to early Kate Bush, especially on Get Yourself a Man and the /5(45).

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6. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Song to Comus: The Complete Collection - Comus on AllMusic - - As this expansive (though not entirely as.

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7. Track List [Disc 1] Diana (CD01) Herald Drip Drip Song To Comus Bite Bitten Prisoner Diana In The Lost Queen's Eyes Winter Is A Coloured Bird Down (Like A Movie Star) (CD02) Touch Down Waves And Caves Figure In Your Dreams Children Of The Universe So Long Supernova Perpetual Motion Panophany Get Yourself A Man To Keep From Crying After The Dream [Disc 2] After the Dream Brand: Comus.

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8. Song To Comus: The Complete Collection music CD Uk album at CD Universe, Taking their name from a character in a John Milton poem, Comus was a short-lived but powerful.

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