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≥█ General Info :
≥█ Title .........: Pulse
≥█ Artist ........: Front 242
≥█ Music Style ...: Electronic
≥█ Type ..........: Promo
≥█ Release Date ..: Apr-08-2003
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≥█ Used Tools :
≥█ Grabber .......: Audiograbber
≥█ Encoder .......: Lame
≥█
≥█ Additional Info:
≥█ Source ........: CDDA
≥█ No. Of Songs ..: 20
≥█ Size ..........: 103 MB
≥█ Playtime ......: 74:55 min
≥█ URL ...........: www.front242.com
≥█ Label .........: Metropolis Records
≥█ Quality .......: 192kbps / 44,1kHz / HQ / Full Stereo
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≥█ 01 ::: Seq666 P ::: 04:01
≥█ 02 ::: Seq666 U ::: 01:12
≥█ 03 ::: Seq666 L ::: 01:20
≥█ 04 ::: Seq666 S ::: 00:49
≥█ 05 ::: Seq666 E ::: 05:09
≥█ 06 ::: Together ::: 05:26
≥█ 07 ::: Triple X Girlfriend ::: 03:44
≥█ 08 ::: No More No More ::: 07:22
≥█ 09 ::: Beyond The Scale Of Comprehension ::: 07:21
≥█ 10 ::: Song Untitled ::: 03:57
≥█ 11 ::: Song Starcandy ::: 02:40
≥█ 12 ::: One With The Fire ::: 03:25
≥█ 13 ::: One Reverse ::: 02:22
≥█ 14 ::: Matrix Openstatic ::: 02:24
≥█ 15 ::: Matrix Megahertz ::: 03:40
≥█ 16 ::: Never Lost Faust ::: 07:01
≥█ 17 ::: Never Lost Riley ::: 04:10
≥█ 18 ::: 7rain Filter ::: 01:56
≥█ 19 ::: Pan Dhe ::: 03:06
≥█ 20 ::: Pan Mihk ::: 03:06
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≥█ The name Front 242 was derived primarily for its design possibilities, and
≥█ the band themselves claimed that they were more influenced by architecture
≥█ rather than by music. Front 242 employ the use of the most current
≥█ technology available to keep their music fresh and up to date. The music
≥█ isnÆt created as a way to convey a message, but rather serve as an
≥█ observation of things around us. Jean-Luc De Meyer has expressed this idea
≥█ by stating "We donÆt want to say anything to the people. We just take
≥█ samples from the world around us, the news, television, movies, the
≥█ street...We act as a reflection of whatÆs happening and what's interesting
≥█ in the world."
≥█
≥█ Truly the fathers of the entire electro and industrial genres, Front 242
≥█ first emerged with their Principles and U-Men singles in 1981. Never
≥█ before had anything been heard like this: the heavy sequencing first
≥█ pioneered by softer German space bands and by disco kingpin Giorgio
≥█ Moroder was now given a harder kick, punked up, creating overnight a new
≥█ genre of electronic music.
≥█
≥█ Their first album came in 1983 titled Geography. Primitive by today's
≥█ standards, this CD, and its follow-up, 1985's No Comment, defined
≥█ industrial dance music. Such benchmark bands as Skinny Puppy and Front
≥█ Line Assembly were themselves followers of Front 242. They were truly the
≥█ originators and innovators in making hard edged electronic punk dance
≥█ music. It was Front 242, or it was nobody. As well as releasing Geography
≥█ in 1983, Front 242 also released the Endless Riddance EP, and re-released
≥█ the first two singles as a single disc appropriately titled Two-In-One.
≥█
≥█ As the decade wore on, other bands slowly began to take 242's lead.
≥█ However, throughout the eighties, it was still 242 solidly in command of
≥█ the scene. By the end of the 80's Front 242 released three more albums
≥█ (Backcatalogue, Official Version, and Front by Front), one more EP (The
≥█ Politics of Pressure), and two singles ("Headhunter", and "Never Stop!").
≥█ Front by Front spawned the band's most popular club hits, "Headhunter" and
≥█ "Welcome to Paradise." In the 1980's it was difficult to pigeon-hole the
≥█ band into any established category of music, so a new term for their music
≥█ was coined, E.B.M. (Electronic Body Music). Since then, many bands have
≥█ emerged and were quick to follow in Front 242's footsteps, expanding and
≥█ building upon the standard that 242 set.
≥█
≥█ The early nineties saw the release of three more albums (Tyranny for You,
≥█ 06:21:03:11 Up Evil, and 05:22:09:12 Off), along with two remix albums
≥█ (Gripped by Fear, and Mixage Mutage), and a single ("Rhythm of Time").
≥█ Front 242 also released an official live bootleg, Live Target, and a
≥█ concert CD, Live Code. Nonetheless, most of the 1990's consisted of a long
≥█ period of inactivity by the band as a whole, although Jean-Luc De Meyer
≥█ remained very active with his side project C-Tec, as well as Patrick
≥█ Codenys and Daniel Bressanutti with their Male or Female project.
≥█
≥█ By 1998, Front 242 began to rejuvenate and came together for a European
≥█ tour in the winter (which was brilliantly recorded for the live album
≥█ Re:Boot) and a North American tour during the summer. The following year
≥█ continued the 242 revival with the release of the double EP Headhunter
≥█ 2000 - 17 dramatically differing remixes of their dance floor classic.
≥█ Both were the first Front 242 releases for Metropolis Records, but they
≥█ clearly showed that Front 242 remained just as vital as they were at their
≥█ inception nearly two decades ago.
≥█
≥█ 2003 is going to go down in electronic music history as the year Front 242
≥█ returned to the limelight. Front 242 ARE BACK!...and they've brought with
≥█ them a brand new EP, Still & Raw, and an incredible full-length album,
≥█ PULSE. Not only are Front 242 ready to claim the E.B.M. throne again, but
≥█ also renovate it and mold it into something entirely fresh and new.
≥█ Prepare to be blown away, for its Front 242 like you've never heard them
≥█ before!
≥█
≥█ Storedate: 28.04.2003
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