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A fantastic mini lp, but pressed on the thinnest vinyl that doesn't bring out the music properly. Had to punch up the bass on my stereo for a decent sound.

A bit of a let down this, he sings instead of his usual dancehall style rap. As such not his best lp.

For me the 1982 to 1984 recordings are the best. The earlier stuff is ok but the sound of a band finding it's groove. It's a shame imho that the later periods just couldn't really grasp acid house like other artists could. But hey that shouldn't... See full review

#4 done. Buy asap. Looking forward to #5 or maybe live performances and a future lp? Please.

Playing the black vinyl UK 2xlp version.
Sonically- lacking enough power to make the vocals crisp enough for me.
The pressing is clean however.
As for that track on side D... was it worth doing that? I'd have preferred maybe some etching instead, or... See full review

The band that were truer to Malcolm McLarens idea of punk - more rock n roll influenced than the Sex Pistols. Kinda split opinion for some 1970s punks. I like them a lot myself, though probably for just the first 2 lps. But Billy idol right now with... See full review

Amazing old skool vibes here. Just make sure you buy when available cos the first lp is already being advertised by sellers at silly money.
E.p #4 comes out July 7th 2023.

Originally there were meant to have been a lot more USA band's on this. Unfortunately legal bullshit got in the way and thus a double lp became an lp and 12" and only 6 USA band's.
There are no copies of this without the 12" btw, I've seen some... See full review

This CD exists purely because the exhibition in the gallery needed music to accompany it and the average visitor wouldn't stay for over 6 hours for the full 6 volumes of music. So this length is about right for a visitor viewing the paintings of Ivan... See full review

Crass sold all the rights to One little Indian. The label that the band The Shamen left eventually with a "fuck Derek birkett" (The labels owner) for insisting they just churn out stuff that sells despite the quality of the product. Birkett is a money grabber. See full review

Being a punk in 1977 I actually preferred this lp to their debut lp.
The debut lp is great don't get me wrong but sounds like a band having only just learnt to play their instruments, it's too raw an lp for me. Whereas the 2nd lp (this one) sounds... See full review

I like the way the cd package initially could be mistaken for a PlayStation game. (It fooled a friend of mine at first look.) The obvious ripping off of the Rockstar games and PlayStation graphics.
Musically great, abstractions on the dubstep genre. A... See full review

Will this expanded edition ever see a vinyl release? I'd like to own the expanded edition reissued on vinyl please.

Pirate love sounds a bit wonky on my copy, all other tracks sound fine but I had to check for a moment that it wasn't off centre. Odd, it's the only song that has this slightly out of tune feel. I can only assume it's the actual guitars out of tune or... See full review

So for anyone not aware, the track is just Firestarter remodelled. Liam said in an interview about this song that the label forced him to produce a single and he wasn't into doing so and instead just handed them a remix of Firestarter with a new name... See full review

Just to point out the comments I've posted come from a Laibach interview and statement posted on Facebook by them.

My copy although mint has pops and crackles, noticeably more so on side 2. A shame because if it was not an ambient/quiet reflective piano based lp it could maybe be forgiven. Unfortunately as the music is mellow it's more noticeable when a pop or... See full review

The label 99% of KLF fans don't even know about.
9 x 7" singles only, singles are by mostly Bill Drummond, Jimmy Cauty, Gimpo (The klfs roadie mate), Mark Manning (aka Zodiac Mindwarp) and others. I like them all but collecting the set ain't going to... See full review

An amazing set of 20 lps. All artists mostly from the Decca and Philips UK vaults. Most band's here only ever recorded 1 lp and a single, some more but mostly they were signings dropped after the releases never charted.
You will find in here... See full review

24hourpartypizza
yeah and also i fucked alex patterson's mum and she sampled it on an obscure 12" you've not heard of

No need for that. If you don't believe me ask Paul who ran Mr Modo who I sent samples on c90 cassettes to.

Cahgoonis
Might not fair very well in these overly sensitive times we're currently forced to live in but goddamn it's a great album for those of us who aren't made of glass.

Weirdly this band say the lyrics are a parody of far right... See full review

If you think Rammstein don't know who Laibach are....
Im not allowed to insult your extremely low intelligence so I shan't.
Stop trolling buddy and accept facts that have been printed and accepted by both bands.
For the record I like some of... See full review

Will we ever see either a dvd or CD of the reformed Cybertron? I see they have played gigs at The Barbican and at a few fashion shows.

All music here except vocals are Devo the original band, the vocals were kids chosen by the Disney channel and Devo. As such it's a kids friendly version of Devo including subverting the true intent of songs like Whip it and Beautiful World.
It's ok... See full review