Various - In Memoriam Gilles Deleuze


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Label: Mille Plateaux
Catalog#: MP CD 22
Format: 2 x CD, Compilation
Country:Germany
Released:1996
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno, Experimental, Ambient
Notes:Comes in a beautiful deluxe double digipack with a 36-page booklet,consisting of words by and about the french social philosopher Gilles Deleuze.One of his books "A Thousand Plateaus" inspired the creation of Mille Plateaux.

EFA cat-# is EFA 00672-2
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Tracklisting:

1-01 Gilles Deleuze Untitled (0:38)
1-02 Wehowsky* / Wollscheid* Happy Deterritorializations (4:15)
1-03 :Zoviet * France:* On The Edge Of A Grain Of Salt (9:04)
1-04 Alec Empire Bon Voyage (5:25)
1-05 Cristian Vogel Gigantic Tautological Machinery (7:02)
1-06 Christophe Charles Undirections/Continuum (9:38)
1-07 Atom Heart Abstract Miniatures In Memoriam Gilles Deleuze (3:43)
1-08 Gas Heller (7:36)
1-09 Chris & Cosey Intro-Spektiv (5:05)
1-10 J. Burger* Wunschmaschinenpark (3:53)
1-11 Steel Death Is The Beginning (5:04)
1-12 Blue Byte C'ant Be Still (6:11)
1-13 Trans Am (2) Starjammer (4:07)
1-14 Rome (2) Intermodal (3:41)
2-01 Jim O'Rourke As In (8:57)
2-02 Oval You Are Here 0.9B (2:51)
2-03 Mouse On Mars 1001 (7:11)
2-04 Ian Pooley Vital One (3:28)
2-05 Bleed Patent (6:55)
2-06 Tobias Hazan Queria For Gilles Deleuze (2:57)
2-07 Scanner Without End (7:04)
2-08 DJ Spooky The Subliminal Kid* Invisual Ocean (6:48)
2-09 Fetisch Park Gradation D'Humour (5:53)
2-10 Dü Straobeik (4:27)
2-11 Kerosene And Line (3:11)
2-12 El Turco Loco The Garantor (6:29)
2-13 Beequeen Layered Layers (6:55)
User Reviews:
Alastis, Aug 06, 2006

Without a doubt, this is one of the shining jewels in the crown of German label Mille Plateaux. While MP is mainly known for so-called "microwave sound" and abstract techno releases, this 2XCD compilations brings together extremely diverse bands such as Beequeen, Fetisch Park, Zoviet-France and Oval. No less important than the music is the cause itself - its a dedication to French philosopher Gilles Deleuze who killed himself some time before this compilation was released. If nothing else, he was a very complicated person and so were his writings, but thankfully one doesnt need to understand his works in order to enjoy tracks presented on the compilation.

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