8 Crépuscule Tracks

1. Sluggin' Fer Jesus (Pt. 1)

2. Sluggin' Fer Jesus (Pt. 2)

3. Fools Game: Sluggin Fer Jesus (Pt. 3)

4. Yashar

5. Your Agent Man

6. Gut Level

7. Invocation

8. Theme from Shaft

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Early Cabaret Voltaire

8 Crépuscule Tracks
Cabaret Voltaire
Manufacturer: Positive
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000000IPV
Release Date: 1995-04-16

Tracks:

Sluggin' Fer Jesus (Pt. 1)
Sluggin' Fer Jesus (Pt. 2)
Fools Game: Sluggin Fer Jesus (Pt. 3)
Yashar
Your Agent Man
Gut Level
Invocation
Theme from Shaft

Customer Reviews:

Early Cabaret Voltaire.......2000-06-19

This is a reincarnation of the LP "three crepescule tracks" released in the 80's. In my opinion, Cabaret Voltaire's early period recordings like this are the very best because they are slightly harsher, more disjointed, and all around more innovative and creative. The main tracks from this EP are "Sluggin Fer Jesus" parts 1 through 3. In them, a television evangelist is sampled throughout, demanding donations and raving about. Over this series of samples and loops, Cabaret Voltaire unloads some brilliant music on the listener. They use everything from distorted synths and vocoder to acoustic drums and Mallinder's bare croon. The dead on cover of The theme From "Shaft" shows how the early incarnation of this band could make anything work, it's also hilarious to hear Mallinder croon "he's a sex machine to all the chicks" through a vocoder. The remix of "Yashar" is just fantastic as well. If you like Autechre, Phoenecia, Can, or Kraftwerk, you must give this a shot. If you're new to the group I would sugguest getting "2x45" first, since it's pretty much the seminal Cabaret Voltaire album. Then get this next, then "Crackdown, then "Red Mecca"....you just might end up addicted

By the way, you can get almost everything from the early period by going to the Mute Records site.

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