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Amin-Peck – Suicidal

Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Italo-Disco
Year:	1983

Tracklist

		Suicidal (Disco Version)	9:33
		Suicidal (Instrumental Version)	9:33

Credits (6)

Fyron*
Arranged By
Parker*
Arranged By
Claudio Casalini
Executive-Producer [Uncredited]
G. Meo*
Producer
G. Fyron*
Written-By
L. Parker*
Written-By

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	Suicidal 12", 33 ⅓ RPM	Best Record – BEST 12015	Italy	1983	Italy — 1983
	Suicidal 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single, Reissue	Borderline Editions – BRDR 001	Italy	2014	Italy — 2014	Recently Edited
	Suicidal 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single, Limited Edition, Reissue Clear Vinyl	Borderline Editions – BRDR 001	Italy	2014	Italy — 2014	New Submission
	Suicidal 2×File, AAC 256 kbps	Best Record – none	Italy	2016	Italy — 2016	New Submission
	Suicidal 2×File, FLAC, Single, Stereo	Best Record Italy – none	Italy	2016	Italy — 2016	New Submission
	Suicidal File, FLAC, Single, Stereo	Walkman Srl – none		2019	2019	New Submission

Reviews

happystereo Jan 11, 2022

referencing Suicidal (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single, Limited Edition, Reissue, Clear Vinyl) BRDR 001

Actually 45 rpm. My copy numbered 021/100 and the sound quality is 9/10.

house_of_sex Nov 14, 2020

referencing Suicidal (12", 33 ⅓ RPM) BEST 12015

In a league of it’s own! What a phenomenal record. The prices have fallen through the floor; no excuse not to have it.

niklas.johannes.pede Oct 27, 2020

referencing Suicidal (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single, Reissue) BRDR 001

Nice sounding reissue. But it is 45rpm, not 33, contrary to the label and discoqs info.

magic00 Dec 30, 2005

Edited 16 years ago

referencing Suicidal (12", 33 ⅓ RPM) BEST 12015

"Suicidal" by Amin Peck is one of the most intense italo disco songs ever. For almost 10 minutes, the listener experiences some very light male vocals tossed on top of some extremely deep synthesizer rhythm's concurring with all sorts of experimental noises and sounds. Obviously, Amin Peck enjoyed the "arpeggio" feature on his synthesizer more than the other Italians. To this day, I have been unable to decipher what the vocalist is saying in the song, but that doesn't stop me from loving this song so much. Amin Peck obviously knew music well because this is one of the best.. A++