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GodfleshPure

Label:

Earache – MOSH32CD

Format:

CD, Album

Country:

UK

Released:

Genre:

Electronic, Rock

Style:

Industrial Metal, Experimental

Tracklist

1Spite4:31
2Mothra4:31
3I Wasn't Born To Follow7:22
4Predominance6:15
5Pure5:02
6Monotremata9:20
7Baby Blue Eyes4:39
8Don't Bring Me Flowers6:48
9Love, Hate (Slugbaiting)9:57
10Pure II21:16
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  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Earache Records
  • Copyright ©Earache Records
  • Copyright ©Earache
  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Earache
  • Glass Mastered AtNimbus
  • Recorded AtAvalanche (4)
  • Mixed AtAvalanche (4)

Credits

  • BassG. C. Green*
  • Drum Machine [Rhythm], SamplesMachines*
  • Engineer, ProducerG. C. Green*, J. K. Broadrick*
  • GuitarP. F. Neville* (tracks: 9), R. Hampson* (tracks: 1, 3, 4, 8, 10)
  • Guitar, VocalsJ. K. Broadrick*
  • ManagementKristin Yee

Notes

Recorded & mixed at Avalanche Studios Sep/Oct 1991.
Track 9 recorded & mixed Dec 89.
Intro - Fall Of Because Live 1986.

Robert Hampson appears courtesy of Situation Two/Beggars Banquet

First '92 issue had translucent gold print.
Second '96 issue was opaque gold print.

The copyright in this sound recording & artwork is owned by Earache Records
© Earache 1992. ℗ Earache 1992
Made in England

Issued in a standard black tray jewel case with an 8-page booklet.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 5 018615 103226
  • Barcode (Scanned): 5018615103226
  • Matrix / Runout (Mirrored): MOSH 32 CD :·: 1:3 ·MASTERED· ·BY NIMBUS·

Other Versions (5 of 29)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
New Submission
Pure (LP, Album, Test Pressing)EaracheMOSH32UK1991
New Submission
Pure (Cassette, Album, Promo)EaracheMOSH32MCUK1991
Recently Edited
Pure (CD, Album)Relativity, Earache88561-1087-2US1992
Recently Edited
Pure (LP, Album)EaracheMOSH32UK1992
New Submission
Pure (Cassette, Album)Relativity, Earache88561-1087-4US1992

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Reviews

  • stmayhem's avatar
    stmayhem
    This album badly needs remastering. One of the best Godflesh albums, but it sounds so weak and thin compared to others. See track Mothra on "In All Languages" - it's sorta remastered there, but with way too much bass, practically unlistenable. Justin, please do this album justice!
    • LifeSpan-Void's avatar
      Long before Korn and Linkin Park, there was Godflesh. Godflesh were pioneers of their time, not afraid to buck the at-that-time tradition of being a "Death Metal" band with a drummer. They used a drum machine, and overtly promoted this fact. tracks like "Spite" and "Pure" were the forerunners for today's rash of "nu metal" crossover style, with crunching heavy guitars over hip-hop inspired beats. This is a must hear for anyone wishing to know where the innovation for modern crossover rock/rap began.

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