This song always gives me goosebumps. Perfect ending to a masterpiece of an album!!! The lyric video imagery really complements the song. Thanks so much for sharing, Todd! Be well!!!
Thanks for sharing, Todd! So interesting to hear differences between this and the one that was included. The extra crunchieness of this version really captures angst of the song, and of the early 90s vibe in general. Thanks for the little time machine.
Love this so much ! I remember appreciating this song more and more after seeing it live a few times and I do have at least one truly awesome recording from those days …. I’ll need to dig out my old DATs and see if my deck still works ;)
@@kentalanlee I was thinking more in terms of Nirvana’s appearance on MTV unplugged. Kurt’s voice was much more subdued than it was on the studio albums, but the that strain was still ever present.
there are several "Dulcinea" outtakes already available just in case you haven't heard them yet. "All Right" and "Hope" from the bands "In Light Syrup" compilation are both "Dulcinea" session recordings. and "Crazy Life" from the 1995 Empire Records soundtrack was also from the 93 Dulcinea sessions. they used the same recording and did a new mix and that's on "Coil"❤
@@taylorh4480 Thank you: I'd forgotten that the Empire Records release was the Dulcinea mix! I really hope that one day a demo version of "Only Silence" will surface. That's my favorite Dulcinea-era lost track that popped up via live show recording.
this is an unmixed rough from the sessions. take 1 was used for the album and was the one that got mixed and mastered. they did 16 tracks for the final mixes. one song still remains unreleased. with "Hope", "All Right" and "Crazy Life" having been released, "Hope" on the UK version of "Dulcinea" and later on the "In Light Syrup" compilation along with "All Right" (which had been a BSide to "Fall Down") and "Crazy Life" on the 1995 "Empire Records" soundtrack.
@@tattoofthesunyes. but it was first released on the Empire Record soundtrack in 1995. recorded during the Dulcinea sessions. The version used on the soundtrack was the mix that Gavin McKillop did for "Dulcinea", they took the same 1993 recording and in 1996 overdubbed a new organ track and Glen record a new background vocal and then Tom Lord-Alge did a brand new mix and that is what ended up on "Coil"
This song is heavily underrated. Finally seeing some love for this masterpiece. It’s so dramatic and raw.
Yes, more outtakes please! :)
Raw and Toad as it gets. Glen is an instrument through which God blows to make the sounds that best match the way I feel.
TOAD GOAT
This song always gives me goosebumps. Perfect ending to a masterpiece of an album!!! The lyric video imagery really complements the song. Thanks so much for sharing, Todd! Be well!!!
Love this alternate version!! Love hearing all the different perspectives on the creative process of songs!
Thanks for sharing, Todd! So interesting to hear differences between this and the one that was included.
The extra crunchieness of this version really captures angst of the song, and of the early 90s vibe in general.
Thanks for the little time machine.
Love this so much !
I remember appreciating this song more and more after seeing it live a few times and I do have at least one truly awesome recording from those days …. I’ll need to dig out my old DATs and see if my deck still works ;)
This song has so much feeling to it. Thank you for sharing this! Love you guys and your work all these years in my past, present, and future lives.
This is fantastic
Awesome Todd! Thank keep them coming.
Hauntingly beautiful and powerful tune ❤️🌹🎼🎶 Thank you for sharing, Todd. I definitely hear Kurt Cobain .
The strain in Glen’s voice has a Kurt Cobain vibe to it.
Ya. Kind of.
Cleaner than Kurt. I hear less overtones of defeatism and resignation.
Of course, that's just me... ;)
@@kentalanlee I was thinking more in terms of Nirvana’s appearance on MTV unplugged. Kurt’s voice was much more subdued than it was on the studio albums, but the that strain was still ever present.
Yesss😊❤️
Absolutely underrated Toad song! Keep the outtakes coming, thanks!
It seriously is, even among fans. I've adored this song for years and it's heartwarming to hear a different take.
This is amazing!! Thank you for this, Todd!
Thank you!
Wow! Never thought there was a chance we'd get to hear Dulcinea outtakes. Thank you for sharing this, it's wonderful!
there are several "Dulcinea" outtakes already available just in case you haven't heard them yet. "All Right" and "Hope" from the bands "In Light Syrup" compilation are both "Dulcinea" session recordings. and "Crazy Life" from the 1995 Empire Records soundtrack was also from the 93 Dulcinea sessions. they used the same recording and did a new mix and that's on "Coil"❤
@@taylorh4480 Thank you: I'd forgotten that the Empire Records release was the Dulcinea mix! I really hope that one day a demo version of "Only Silence" will surface. That's my favorite Dulcinea-era lost track that popped up via live show recording.
That's really cool thanks Glenn for sharing with us all. 👏 👏 👏 👏
Todd shared this👍🏻
Love it ❤! I feel like I rediscovered this song. Thank you so much for sharing with us. And the story behind.
Thanx Todd ❤🎶🎶🎶🎶 Grandes TtWS 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶♥️
Forsure 🍀
This right here is the real deal. Thanks guys.
Great. This is pure gold.
I used to hear “middle earth”
YUP.
Cool, thx for sharing !
Ваша музика, то неймовірний кайф ❤️
Noice!!
"Guitar left, guitar right" stereo. Pretty cool. More reverb on snare would've been cool. Great mix, guys.
this is an unmixed rough from the sessions. take 1 was used for the album and was the one that got mixed and mastered. they did 16 tracks for the final mixes. one song still remains unreleased. with "Hope", "All Right" and "Crazy Life" having been released, "Hope" on the UK version of "Dulcinea" and later on the "In Light Syrup" compilation along with "All Right" (which had been a BSide to "Fall Down") and "Crazy Life" on the 1995 "Empire Records" soundtrack.
@@taylorh4480isn’t Crazy Life on Coil?
@@tattoofthesunyes. but it was first released on the Empire Record soundtrack in 1995. recorded during the Dulcinea sessions. The version used on the soundtrack was the mix that Gavin McKillop did for "Dulcinea", they took the same 1993 recording and in 1996 overdubbed a new organ track and Glen record a new background vocal and then Tom Lord-Alge did a brand new mix and that is what ended up on "Coil"