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Throbbing GristleBlood Pressure (A Medical Casebook)

Label:Dossier – DCD 9048
Format:
CD, Album
Country:Germany
Released:
Genre:Electronic
Style:Industrial

Tracklist

1Blood Pressure7:39
2Destoria6:33
3Cerebral Aneurysm3:06
4Catheder Depletion15:18
5Humoral Response11:28
6Zyklon B. Zombie (Alive)3:46
7Speed22:26
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Notes

All lyrics written in 1975.
All musics written in 1975 except "Cerebral Aneurysm" which was written in 1955.
Produced in 1975.
Celebrating 20 years of Infection and Cauterising.
Recorded on a Stereo Sony Cassette supplied as a "Virus" by William S. Burroughs.

Tracks 1, 2, 4 and 5 are actually taken from Throbbing Gristle's live performances in Berlin in 1980. Track 3 is "Epping Forest," which also appears on Nothing Short Of A Total War and Assume Power Focus. Track 6 is the original 7" mix of the song. Track 7 is an extended version of the much shorter (5:29) "Final Muzak" from First Annual Report.

This release is allegedly unauthorized.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 7 98265-9048-2 8
  • Label Code: LC 8603
  • Rights Society: GEMA

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  • ivangeld's avatar
    ivangeld
    This is what I think that happened with this release:

    It looks like Genesis didn’t get a permission from Peter Christopherson (and probably not from Chris and Cosey either), so he made up the story that this is a recording from 1975, when Peter was not in the band. It looks like Genesis had tapes from concert(s) in Berlin - 7th and 8th November 1980. Famous “Discipline” (bonus on “20 Jazz Funk Greats”) is from the 2nd night and those (longish) improvs were from the 1st concert, on 7th Nov. Considering that those four songs are not included in any of their other releases, it was easy to call them 1975 sessions “Recorded on a Stereo Sony Cassette supplied as a "Virus" by William S. Burroughs”(!?). So, this would be a more possible list:

    “Blood Pressure” - live in Berlin, Nov 7th 1980

    “Destoria” - Berlin, Nov 7th 1980

    “Cerebral Aneurysm” - is “Epping Forest," which also appears on “Nothing Short Of A Total War” and “Assume Power Focus”

    “Catheder Depletion” - Berlin, Nov 7th 1980

    “Humoral Respons” - Berlin, Nov 7th 1980

    “Zyklon B. Zombie (Alive)” - original 7" mix of the song

    “Speed” - is/should be “Industrial Muzac” edited from 28:19 to 22:26 (originally on “Pastimes/Industrial Muzac”), or it is an extended version of "Final Muzak" from “First Annual Report”.

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