Monte Cazazza - Something For Nobody
Label:
Catalog#:
IR 0010
Format:
Vinyl, 7"
Country:
UK
Released:
1980
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Industrial
Tracklist
| A1 | Distress | |||
| Vocals, Tape - Monte Cazazza | ||||
| A2 | Mary Bell | |||
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Narrator -
Monte Cazazza
Piano - Cosey Fanni Tutti Vocals - Cosey Fanni Tutti , Kim Norris , Tana Emmolo-Smith | ||||
| A3 | Kick That Habit Man | |||
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Vocals, Guitar, Sequencer, Performer [Rhythms] -
Monte Cazazza
Written By [Lyrics] - Brion Gysin | ||||
| B1 | First / Last | |||
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Engineer, Effects -
Chris Carter (2)
Featuring [Technical Supervision] - Genesis P-Orridge* , Peter Christopherson Guitar - Tana Emmolo-Smith Vocals, Synthesizer - Monte Cazazza | ||||
Credits
Mixed By -
Chris Carter (2)
Notes
Initial pressings came with a 'commemorative' postcard of a painting of Mary Bell by Val Denham and lyrics to the song.
Recorded at Industrial Records Studios, Martello St., London, February 1980.
Recorded at Industrial Records Studios, Martello St., London, February 1980.
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Reviews & Discussion
Very cool single. Especially "Kick That Habit Man", permutating the lyric hovering over a slow remorseless electronic rhythm, is really sick. The other tracks are not as strong, but also very good. Recommended. Accessible as original Industrial Records release through Chris & Cosey mailorder still in the 90's.