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Funkstörung - Appetite For Disctruction


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Label: Studio !K7
Catalog#: !K7087CD
Format: CD, Album
Country:Germany
Released:25 Apr 2000
Genre: Electronic, Hip Hop
Style: Glitch, IDM
Credits: Artwork By - Designers Republic, The
Producer [Biodegradable Audio Technology Formed By] - Chris De Luca , Michael Fakesch
Notes:Comes in customized jewel case, information about tracklisting etc. is printed directly on the case.

Integration into the global marketplace courtesy of Studio K7 Germany / USA.
Published by !K7-SMV Publishing GmbH.
RTD 387.0087.2 (43). LC07306.
Made in EU.
Barcode: 7 30003 70872 5.

Funkstörung time-limited bio-product. Will biodegrade into our natural ecosystem after 30,000,000 years (approx).

Track 11 totals 17:42, and contains 4 subtracks:
- "Mind the Gap" which ends at 4:44
- an untitled track of low tone ambient drones which ends at 13:36
- "55:55" which ends at 16:58.
- a short outro with a distorted voice saying "You are at the end of this disc" repeatedly for 45 sec., then ultimately "Thank you".
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Tracklisting:

1   Test (4:31)
2   Appetite For Disctruction (5:18)
3   Try Dried Frogs (4:56)
4   Sounds Like A Breakrecord (4:07)
    Rap [Featuring] - Triple H
5   Grammy Winners (3:13)
    Rap [Featuring] - Triple H
6   A8 KM34 (4:35)
7   Think! (3:21)
    Vocals [Featuring] - Greenwood
8   I/O (3:14)
    Vocals [Featuring] - Carin*
9   Red Shirt, White Shoes (4:26)
    Vocals [Featuring] - Carin*
10   A Bottle, A Box And A Mic (4:29)
11.1   Mind The Gap (4:44)
11.2   Untitled (8:52)
11.3   55:55 (3:22)
    Vocals [Featuring] - Carin*
11.4   Outro (0:45)
User Reviews:
scoundrel, Sep 22, 2005

Funkstörung, on their first full-length APPETITE FOR DISCTRUCTION, continue their crispy-crunchy IDM leanings that marked their early EPs, but with nascent hip-hop leanings that would mark their later work. Certainly an Autechre influence is present, but Funkstörung manage to move beyond their forefathers. You can hear little hints of MCs on the title track and "A8 KM34," while "Sounds Like a Breakrecord" brings the vocals to the fore over some warped metal clattering and scratches. Equally as interesting is the R vocals crashing headfirst into IDM: "Think!" is downtempo overtaken by software, while "Red Shirt, White Shoes" is a love song for industrial machinery. For those craving more pure IDM, "Tried Dried Frogs" growls and buzzes with the best of them and "Mind the Gap" quietly haunts the fringes of melody. Quite a step forward for the Funkstörung boys.

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