The Dance (EP)
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| The Dance | ||
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| EP by Within Temptation | ||
| Released | 1998 | |
| Genre | Symphonic metal | |
| Length | 30:00 | |
| Label | DSFA Records | |
| Within Temptation chronology | ||
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| Enter (1997) |
The Dance (EP) (1998) |
Mother Earth (2001) |
The Dance is the first EP from the Dutch symphonic metal band Within Temptation. It was released after the single Restless, and the album Enter. The sound is rather gothic and melancholy, unlike the later albums, e.g. Mother Earth and The Silent Force. It features the original songs, 'The Dance', 'Another Day' and 'The Other Half (of Me)'. As well as these it included a remix of the single 'Restless' and a joint remix of the songs 'Candles' and 'Pearls of Light'. The original versions of these songs appeared on the band's previous album Enter.
[edit] Track listing
- "The Dance" (5.02)
- "Another Day" (5.44)
- "The Other Half (of Me)" (4.49)
- "Restless" (Remix) (3.31)
- "Candles & Pearls of Light" (Remix) (9.02)
| Within Temptation |
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| Ruud Jolie | Jeroen van Veen | Stephen van Haestregt | Sharon den Adel | Martijn Spierenburg | Robert Westerholt |
| Discography |
| Enter (1997) | The Dance (1998) | Mother Earth (2001) | The Silent Force (2004) | The Heart of Everything (2007) |
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