Nocturnal Emissions – Lest We Forget - Work In Progress 1979-1988
| Label: | Vinyl-on-demand – VOD 56.B |
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| Format: | 4 x Vinyl, LP Vinyl, 7", Red Box Set, Compilation, Limited Edition, Numbered |
| Country: | Germany |
| Released: | |
| Genre: | Electronic |
| Style: | Abstract, Industrial |
Tracklist
| Dyskinesia | |||
| A1 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Delgado Monkey Torture | |
| A2 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Too Many Wounded | |
| A3 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Body Count | |
| A4 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Going Under | |
| A5 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Suffering Stinks | |
| A6 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Bloodbath | |
| B1 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Rabbits Don't Cry | |
| B2 | Nocturnal Emissions– | We Are Getting Closer | |
| B3 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Wee Wee Wee | |
| B4 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Human Leeg | |
| B5 | Nocturnal Emissions– | More Mumbo Jumbo (From The Lie Factory) | |
| B6 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Theme Music | |
| The Fight Goes On / Duty Experiment | |||
| C1 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Metal Frames | |
| C2 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Rusting Shells | |
| C3 | Nocturnal Emissions– | In Our Time | |
| C4 | Nocturnal Emissions– | God On God | |
| C5 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Uprising (Instrumental Version) | |
| D1 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Fat Slimy Parasites | |
| D2 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Iron Doors | |
| D3 | Nocturnal Emissions– | MK Ultra | |
| D4 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Tanks In Gdansk | |
| D5 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Whine And Dine | |
| D6 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Ten Million Tourists | |
| D7 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Concentration Theme | |
| D8 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Don't Believe It's Over | |
| Deathday / Out-takes | |||
| E1 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Legs | |
| E2 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Punishment | |
| E3 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Dogs | |
| E4 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Model Control Organism | |
| E5 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Infected | |
| E6 | Nocturnal Emissions– | The Erasure | |
| F1 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Primary Accumulator | |
| F2 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Superinducer | |
| F3 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Bionomic Collapse | |
| F4 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Panoptic | |
| F5 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Breakdown Condition | |
| F6 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Cinemastasis | |
| F7 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Exchange System | |
| F8 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Horizontal Tension | |
| F9 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Syntagmastasis | |
| Whisky / Recordings By The Pump | |||
| G1 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Gloppetta | |
| G2 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Norepinephrine | |
| G3 | Nocturnal Emissions– | LD-50 | |
| G4 | Nocturnal Emissions– | Violence Is Love | |
| H1 | The Pump– | I Wanna Be A Living Dead | |
| H2 | The Pump– | The Eleven Thousand Year QC | |
| H3 | The Pump– | Dream Television | |
| H4 | The Pump– | Futures Unlimited | |
| H5 | The Pump– | Saturday Night Disease | |
| H6 | The Pump– | Instant Truth | |
| H7 | The Pump– | Is It Something I Said? | |
| H8 | The Pump– | The Beast With Five Fingers | |
| I | Nocturnal Emissions– | Never Give Up | |
| J1 | Nocturnal Emissions– | From Puberty To Senility | |
| J2 | Caroline K– | Tracking With Close-Ups |
Notes
Limited to 600 hand-numbered copies. The 7" in this version is on red vinyl. Includes a 12"x12" booklet.
Other Versions (2)
View All| Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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Recently Edited | Lest We Forget - Work In Progress 1979-1988 (4×LP, Clear, 7", Clear, Box Set, Compilation, Limited Edition, Numbered) | Vinyl-on-demand | VOD 56.B | Germany | 2008 | ||
| Lest We Forget - Work In Progress 1979-1988 (4×LP, 7", Box Set, Compilation, Limited Edition, Numbered) | Vinyl-on-demand | VOD 56.B | Germany | 2008 |
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Reviews
- I've just bought this and my copy sure skips a lot for something which otherwise looks and sounds mint, and have to say those grooves look like they're at the absolute upper limit of what you can fit on one side of a slab of vinyl. Anyone else have this problem?
