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Favorite genres: industrial, classic EBM from the 80s', synth-pop, krautrock, strange progressive and space rock, obscure folk, unconventional music in general. Mostly collecting vinyls and CDs.
The records I'm looking for the most at the moment are:
To complete my early CMI collection:
BOMB THE DAYNURSERY - Pain In Progress - Cassette
IN SLAUGHTER NATIVES - S/T - Cassette
VV/AA - Debauch - VHS
Early Merzbow vinyls:
ANTIMONUMENT Picture LP
STORAGE LP
If you're selling any of them, feel free to contact me. Thanks.
The records I'm looking for the most at the moment are:
To complete my early CMI collection:
BOMB THE DAYNURSERY - Pain In Progress - Cassette
IN SLAUGHTER NATIVES - S/T - Cassette
VV/AA - Debauch - VHS
Early Merzbow vinyls:
ANTIMONUMENT Picture LP
STORAGE LP
If you're selling any of them, feel free to contact me. Thanks.
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Side B is made up of a slowed-down instrumental version of the "Horst-Wessel-Lied", aka "Die Fahne Hoch" (the official Nazi Party anthem), topped by a speech by Adolf Wagner (Gauleiter of Bavaria) at the 1934 Nuremberg rally, which you can find in...
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Yes, Marshall Tito's voice samples were censored. It was not allowed to use his voice on a record in Yugoslavia. You could hear his voice on the same songs on "Nova Akropola".
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I have the same version, with the push button. I think this needs to be a new Discogs entry, as it is a different version of this release.
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That's amazing, never heard about it! The existence of this insert is not mentioned at all in any Current 93 discography either.
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I have a black vinyl copy, purchased in October 2007, and it does contain the lyrics sheet.
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Only 411 copies survive of this LP at the present, as one copy was destroyed during a performance by Austro-French duo His Divine Grace in Vienna at the Hau Ruck! Festival in 2004. The performance was aimed at outraging the limited edition-record...
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Yes, ok, Monte Cazazza is the guy who came up with the original "Industrial Music for Industrial People" thing, he did release other two 7"s and a cassette on Industrial Records, he's in the famous RE/Search "Industrial Culture Handbook", etc......
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As one of the reviews below correctly points out, this album is not the seminal masterpiece you often read about. It is an interesting experiment, a preview of things to come, sounds a lot like rehersal for an imminent gig, or free improvisation....
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This reply comes way too late. Anyway, should it still help, it's 33 rpm.
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It's interesting that this is the only Test Dept. material that has never been reissued anywhere. Probably, because it was originally created to support the miners and their families during the famous strike, so making money out of it with a reissue...
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Indeed, the same one. Pshysical Evidence was released two years later than this single.
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An album so full of sounds, sketches, parodies, ideas and intuitions, that it leaves you speechless. An extensive Dadaist collage with a general mood shifting continously between the joyful and the melancholic.
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More epic, dramatic, evocative and powerful than ever, with this album IANVA undergo a breathtaking journey through the ruins of Europe and Italy in particular, trying to grasp its forgotten and once glorious spirit. An astonishing musical and lyrical...
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I'd recommend "God In Three Persons", if you haven't checked it out yet. It's a real hidden gem in their late 80's discography. You can find a nice review another user did under the 2LP entry here in Discogs. It needs to be listened in its entirety to...
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Well, maybe you aren't aware that "Pure Hatred" is actually a compilation of old material from their 1980's tapes. No surprise, then, that it some tracks may sound today a bit outdated, poor and even mediocre. It wasn't definitely recorded in 2003.
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Being born when this 12" was released, I discovered about The Human League in the 1990's, while reading a book about "Horror Rock", and finding their name listed among the first wave of UK industrial bands, alongside Throbbing Gristle and Cabaret...
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Mr. Crijevo is going to hate me, but, oh well! I like "Transitional Voices" a lot, and believe the title-track to be superior to the studio version released on "Man-Amplified", darker, more hypnotic and disturbing. "NYC Overload" sounds certainly more...
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If you keep asking yourselves who Laibach are, what they want and what they mean, just listen to "Perspektive". It's their manifesto, spoken and explained in English. Everything you need to know is there, and still today valid, over 30 years later.
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Just noticed that Discogs blocked sales for any release marked as unofficial. While it's a pity for certain historical bootlegs, in the case of Les Joyaux De La Princesse it's a grace! No more will unreasoning bootleggers sale horrible CDrs or 7"s...
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Different opinions, man. Take it easy. I read from your reviews that you dislike Laibach, especially their latest albums and artistic direction. Won't call you ignorant for that. I love Borghesia, down to 1990-91. I understand in Slovenia and...
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Hardcore punk is supposed to be blatant, anyway. Fear sang "New York's allright if you're homosexual". Homophobic too? This homophobia-hystery just smells like censorship to me.
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Wow, I keep listening to this over and over again! Never thought a devoted listener of new wave, punk, industrial, krautrock and electronics in his late 30's like me could get hooked on a 2K popstar like Rihanna. But, "Anti" is just great! It's...
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Don't be too excited about this, just because it's vinyl. As the description accurately states, this LP is just a compressed and incomplete version of the album, as one track is missing and others are in shortened form. A reissue should be done, but...
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Without doubt, "The Cynic" is Monte Cazazza's best effort. A very enjoyable mix of old-fashioned minimal electronics and soundtrack atmospheres, coupled with his typical dark humor and morbidness. "What's So Kind About Mankind" and "Birds Of Prey" are...
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Maybe someone just elaborated the mp3 to make the vocals up front. Both 7" and CD version sound the same.
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Didn't like "Kapital" very much when I first listened to it. I was full into the likes of "Nova Akropola", "Opus Dei" and "Krst Pod Triglavom", so a mostly instrumental experimental techno album wasn't my cup of tea. Today I believe it's one of the...
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Gerechtigkeits Liga is one of those lesser-known industrial bands of the 80's hailing from Germany. This album is the highlight of their career, and highly recommended if you like old-school industrial with lots of percussion, metal thuds and rhythms....
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FLA go back to a purely electronic sound and deliver one of their best albums since the days of "Epitaph" and "Implode". You will find a perfect alternation between fast 'n' furious anthems, melodic passages and atmospheric instrumental tracks, that...
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I think you are confusing with another Base. This is an Italian indie label releasing editions for the Italian market. No chainstores involved and I don't think they ever released any Dead Kennedys record.
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The cover of this album embodies the typical 80's stereotyped punk imagery: not anymore rebel musicians, but metropolitan gangs of juveniles, all sporting spiked hair and dressing the same, wandering in the suburbs with their chains and iron bars,...
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Genocide Organ's most accomplished and mature record. Side A and B are perfect, no fill-ins here. Great atmospheres, excellent use of voice samples and metal percussions. Almost as good as SPK's "Leichenschrei".
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Probably the most intense and emotional dark ambient music ever created. Deep, seducing melodies for cyborgs and androids living in a distant future on an Earth covered in radiocative dust. Yes, I'm thinking of "Blade Runner" or, better, "Do Androids...
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Sound quality of the Thermidor edition is a bit more powerful and full than the Normal one. Also, I wrongly remembered that only the 1st press had the locked groove, but apparently you find it on the reissue as well. Can't remember, as I owned the...
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