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| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Ein Fur De Damen | |||
| 2. Zugaga | |||
| 3. Heil Xanex | |||
| 4. Black Lead | |||
| 5. Sons Of Rother | |||
| 6. Candy Mckenzie | |||
| 7. Reigen | |||
| 8. Kontroll | |||
| 9. Anita Berber | |||
| 10. Head | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Natja | |||
| 2. Leather | |||
| 3. Girls | |||
| 4. Death Threat | |||
| 5. Rekkit | |||
| 6. Blood Yawning | |||
| 7. 23 Lies | |||
| 8. Flying | |||
| 9. Dirge | |||
| 10. Help Yourself | |||
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Product Description
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Satan’s Circus is the fourth studio album from indie-dance crossover duo, Death in Vegas. Features "Ein Fur De Damen", "Zugaga" and "Heil Xanex".
Product Description
Satans Circus + Live At Brixton (Double-CD) by Death In Vegas - Limited Edition, Digipak, 23 Tracks: - CD 1: Satan's Circus : 1. Ein Fur Die Damen 5:24, 2. Zugaga 7:17, 3. Heil Xanax 6:52, 4. Black Lead 4:13, 5. Sons Of Rother 6:06, 6. Candie McKenzie 4:13, 7. Reigen 7:22, 8. Kontroll 5:11, 9. Anita Berber 7:39, 10. Head 5:32, 11. Come Over To Our Side, Softly Softly 3:15 - CD 2: Live At Brixton : 12. Natja 1:33, 13. Leather 3:29, 14. Girls 4:29, 15. Death Threat 5:06, 16. Rekkit 6:00, 17. Blood Yawning 7:33, 18. 23 Lies 3:56, 19. Flying 7:23, 20. Dirge 5:36, 21. Help Yourself 11:26, 22. Scorpio Rising 5:30, 23. Hands Around My Throat 6:41 - Written-By, Producer: Richard Fearless (tracks: 1-01 to 1-11) , Tim Holmes (tracks: 1-01 to 1-11) - Format: 2x CD, Album, Limited Edition, Digipak, FOC (aufklappbar) - Label: Drone - Bestell-Nr./Catalog#: DRONECDLTDONE - VÖ/Released: 2. November 2004 - Land/Country: UK - Interpret/Artist: Death In Vegas - Titel/Title: Satans Circus - Genre: Classic Rock & Pop; Electro - EAN/UPC: 5024545309126
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
While almost universally panned in the press with long-time fans being much kinder, throwing myself in the latter category I have to say that this CD is a must for those who've stuck with the band thus far. Yes, it's stripped down, minus any bombast, but it's still undeniably DiV. A mellow affair, it will remain in my rotation for a long time to come simply because it's nice to work and read to. It's subtlety resolves itself slowly, like the long finish of a fine single malt.
The live CD is excellent, arguably better than the studio album if you're really attached to their older sound.
DiV have always slipped a notch with each successive release without ever falling off the edge. This album thankfully ends that trend, but simply moves the band in a different direction all together. Anyway, with 2 CDs, c'mon, it's a ganga!
The live CD is excellent, arguably better than the studio album if you're really attached to their older sound.
DiV have always slipped a notch with each successive release without ever falling off the edge. This album thankfully ends that trend, but simply moves the band in a different direction all together. Anyway, with 2 CDs, c'mon, it's a ganga!
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This is not Scorpio Rising volume two (Or Contino Sessions volume Three for that matter). Nope, this is new ground for DIV. Gone are the celeb vocalist on what is an entirely instrumental affair. It's a bit schizophrenic. Sometimes its an out and out homage to early 70's German music - 'Ein Fur De Damen' (great title) is a sweet Harmonia tribute, 'Zugaga' is Trans Europe Kraftwerk and 'Sons Of Rother' is something from Neu 1. Other songs tend to be a bit more vague - slightly sombre and moody ambient type things, sometimes with a big bad Wobble(y) bass - a bit akin to some of the darker Two Lone Swordsmen efforts. So it's all change, but is it a change for the good? Probably yes. I don't think that they have nailed it this time, but perhaps another LP in this vein that manages to marry the two sounds and come up with something that is more original but retains the motorik urgency would be a winner.
PS The free live CD is not bad. Its basically some of the best songs from the first three LPs without vocals (mostly). Shows off the grinding guitars in a better light! The Value For Money factor of this would knock it up to 4 stars
PS The free live CD is not bad. Its basically some of the best songs from the first three LPs without vocals (mostly). Shows off the grinding guitars in a better light! The Value For Money factor of this would knock it up to 4 stars
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Like others have said, different to other DiV albums, but possibily my favourite. In parts this can bring me to tears if I'm in a certain frame of mind, in the way some prog rock can. Not because it's so emotional, but because it just somehow relaxes the mind, the barriers, and the mind can wander with it. It's rare for modern electronic music to do that, but this is prime example of some that can.
Some tracks are nothing special, but the ones that are special make the album worth checking out.
Some tracks are nothing special, but the ones that are special make the album worth checking out.
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CHILLING
Excellant C D - 10 out of 10.
Very relaxing - it takes you to a different planet - without the need for any drugs,
Listen to this and open your mind - Electronic at its... Read more
Very relaxing - it takes you to a different planet - without the need for any drugs,
Listen to this and open your mind - Electronic at its... Read more
Published on 24 Jan 2010 by goldielocks
Destination Krautrock!
DIV return with a stonker. Gone are the hit n miss collaborations and in comes bucketfuls of motorik neu and can influences. Read more
Published on 17 May 2005 by "timtomp"
Fearless and Fancy Free
This is a new sound of Death in vegas but i am a fan already.
this is daring record but if people do not take risks in music there would be no imagination. Read more
this is daring record but if people do not take risks in music there would be no imagination. Read more
Published on 10 Jan 2005
FEARLESS GOES LO-FI AND INSTRUMENTAL
The Guardian concluded that 'casual listeners should say nein' to this album. It is a harsh but kinda fair assessment. Read more
Published on 26 Oct 2004 by Mr. Abbas Rana
growing on me
It's a bargain, obviously: The live CD is worth the price of admission alone, especially if you're a longs standing DiV fan. Read more
Published on 24 Oct 2004 by "scruntastic"
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