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aUDIO aRCHIVE fORCE 2002
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rELEASE iNFORMATION
artist : Cabaret Voltaire
album : Eight Crepuscule Tracks
tracks : 8
time : 0:44 hours
bitrate : 192kbps
size : 61MB
label : Positive
str.date: 00/00/1988
rip.date: 02/17/2002
ripper : Team aAF-A
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aLBUM iNFORMATION
Another HOT Release from aAF!
AMG EXPERT REVIEW: An expansion of the original Three
Crepuscule Tracks, Eight compiles a variety of slightly
random tunes from the group's early eighties days for
general consumption. The main cuts are the first, namely
the three parts of "Sluggin Fer Jesus." If this cut
wasn't the first attempt at what would become one of the
most common and ultimately most cliched elements in
eighties industrial/EBM ù a found-sound tape of an
American evangelist over a dance groove -then it was
close. Admittedly, at this stage Cabaret Voltaire wasn't
dealing in the kinds of massive 'up yours' rhythm
assaults later groups like Front 242 would perfect, but
the jittery, reggae/dub-touched beats and arrangement on
the first part are still fine stuff from the group. The
second part starts with just the preacher (or perhaps
another one) asking for yet more money, followed by
instrumental snippets of the band fading up and then
cutting out back into low synth/production murk. The
final part, titled "Fools Game," has a heavily tweaked
semi-rap and more crazed pastoral ranting floating
around a combination of an older, emptier style of
Cabaret Voltaire sonics and slight, but only slight,
touches of the electrofunk then making waves. The
remainder of the collection is a bit of a mixed bag, but
still has some sharp bits. "Yashar," unexpectedly
reappearing here from 2 x 45, kicks out a stiff beat and
jam pretty well, while much of the latter half of the
collection explores the balance between shadowy and more
'smooth' beats and production. The unexpected but still
successful surprise wrapping Eight up is nothing other
than a surprising faithful if still murky cover of Isaac
Hayes' funk classic "Theme from 'Shaft'." Hearing
Mallinder go on about the guy who's 'the sex machine to
all the chicks' via vocal trickery that makes him sound
like he's in a cave is amusing no matter how you slice
it.
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tRACK iNFORMATION
01 Sluggin fer Jesus (Part One) 5:03
02 Sluggin fer Jesus (Part Two) 4:21
03 Fools Game-Sluggin fer Jesus PT3 7:13
04 Yashar 5:02
05 Your Agent Man 2:41
06 Gut Level 9:37
07 Invocation 6:23
08 Theme from Shaft 4:11
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gROUP mEMBERS
Rippers: Umm Yea We Have a few ;)
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gROUP gREETS
ATM - BERC - BOS - iMPG - JUST - LOGOS
KSi - EGO - RNS - rH - YARD - CMG - NuHS
ViC - STA - REV - PMS - gF - AMRC
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gROUP nEWS
We Came into the Scene With a Bang in 2001 with over 3800 Releases
of awesome Tunes for the year.We Hope to Carry on The Tradition in
2002.We will be Rockin even harder and faster in 2002 and Remember
"It's not the Year that Matters it's the Music" aAF Forever!!!
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