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| Disc: 1 |
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| 1. Industrial Introduction |
| 2. Slug Bait, Live at the I.C.A. London |
| 3. Live at Southampton |
| 4. Live at Brighton |
| 5. Maggot Death, Studio Recording |
| 6. Live at Rat Club London |
| 7. Live at Southampton |
| 8. Live at Brighton |
| 9. After Cease To Exist Soundtrack |
| Disc: 2 |
| 1. No Two Ways-Hat Fair Winchester 1976 |
| 2. Last Exit-Brighton Poly 1977 |
| 3. Forced Entry-Nuffield 1977 |
| 4. Tesco Disco-Rat Club, London 1977 |
| 5. Feeling Critical-ArtCollege Winchester 1977 |
| 6. National Affront-Nuffield 1977 |
| 7. Urge To Kill-Rat Club, London 1977 |
| 8. Zyklon B Zombie - 7" Single |
| 9. United - 7" Single |
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For the first time in 30 years Throbbing Gristle are now back on their own original Industrial Records label. To mark the occasion we are pleased to announce the rerelease of TG's first five albums on vinyl & CD. Each album has been restored and remastered specifically for each format by Chris Carter from 24bit 'baked tape' digital transfers of the original first generation analogue master tapes. Vinyl - The newly cut 180-gram vinyl editions include painstakingly restored cover artworks, using original source material from the Industrial Records visual archive. In addition each of the vinyl releases include an exclusive large format 8-page colour booklet featuring an abundance of Throbbing Gristle archival material, including some previously unpublished photos of the band. Each vinyl release is limited to 2000 copies. COMPACT DISC Each of the CD special-editions are presented in a gatefold sleeve featuring restored and remastered cover artworks and an integrated 8-page booklet (* the booklets feature different artworks and content to the vinyl editions). While the CD releases feature the same track count and running order as the vinyl editions each CD special-edition also includes an exclusive bonus CD containing content from the year of the albums original release. This additional content includes TG live tracks and remastered singles. The Greatest Hits CD special-edition also includes two previously unreleased Throbbing Gristle mixes from the 1980s'. The vinyl & CD s will be released weekly in chronological order from 31st October.
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(2CD) New 2011 remastered reissue of infamous 1977 debut album enhanced with a bonus CD of 9 rare tracks spanning 1976-77!
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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This reissue of The Second Annual Report is a must-have if you're a fan of the record -
Remastered by Chris Carter, the sound on this is more detailed than on the previous edition, and it's like hearing the thing for the first time all over again.
Included in this set is a second disc with live recordings (mainly from 1977) that work very well alongside the original album - Forced Entry and Tesco Disco especially are both atmospheric (in a typically awful way). Plus there's also United and Zyklon B Zombie (the versions from the single).
The set is well packaged, with a short sleevenote by Cosey Fanni Tutti from 1990 - not sure why they couldn't get on their Apple laptops and pen some new sleevenotes? Still, it's good to know there's a connection between Throbbing Gristle, and - of all people - Billy Idol.
Some good pictures are reproduced in the booklet - my favourite one being (presumably from around 1977) of the band in a hotel room, with Genesis P-Orridge looking inexplicably like a member of a mod revival band, or a member of Beady Eye.
Remastered by Chris Carter, the sound on this is more detailed than on the previous edition, and it's like hearing the thing for the first time all over again.
Included in this set is a second disc with live recordings (mainly from 1977) that work very well alongside the original album - Forced Entry and Tesco Disco especially are both atmospheric (in a typically awful way). Plus there's also United and Zyklon B Zombie (the versions from the single).
The set is well packaged, with a short sleevenote by Cosey Fanni Tutti from 1990 - not sure why they couldn't get on their Apple laptops and pen some new sleevenotes? Still, it's good to know there's a connection between Throbbing Gristle, and - of all people - Billy Idol.
Some good pictures are reproduced in the booklet - my favourite one being (presumably from around 1977) of the band in a hotel room, with Genesis P-Orridge looking inexplicably like a member of a mod revival band, or a member of Beady Eye.
1 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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i really dont like this album. there is the difference between avent garde and Rubbish, and this is rubbish, the sounds are repetitive and pretentiousness, there is no respect for the listener, if you want to find the origin of industrial this is the album, if you want to find a better band listen to "einsturzende neubauten" or "coil(peter christopherson of TG Band)"
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