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Released :
G.R.O.S.S, Japan. GR-004. 1992. Ltd 50
discogs.com/release/16998057-Dislocation-Instill-On-The-Move
A1 Instill Part 3
B1 Instill Part 1
B2 Instill Part 2
Performed, recorded and edited in 1992.
Toyohiro Okazaki - electronics
Fujio Kimura - guitar
Keishi Kiyokawa - performer
Yoshinori Yanagawa - reeds
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Yoshiyuki Hirao - electronics (guest B1)
Released :
G.R.O.S.S, Japan. GR-004. 1992. Ltd 50
discogs.com/release/16998057-Dislocation-Instill-On-The-Move
A1 Instill Part 3
B1 Instill Part 1
B2 Instill Part 2
Performed, recorded and edited in 1992.
Toyohiro Okazaki - electronics
Fujio Kimura - guitar
Keishi Kiyokawa - performer
Yoshinori Yanagawa - reeds
+
Yoshiyuki Hirao - electronics (guest B1)
![SNOTNOSED [The Prestidigitators] Heavy Metal Machine Muzak Cassette 2000 13 tracks (FULL ALBUM)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/25zsH4ZtMzo/mqdefault.jpg "SNOTNOSED [The Prestidigitators] Heavy Metal Machine Muzak Cassette 2000 13 tracks (FULL ALBUM)
Released :
Black Operations, UK. no #. 2000. ltd 10-15
https://www.discogs.com/release/2274612-Snotnosed-The-Prestidigitators-The-Prestidigitators-Snotnosed-Heavy-Metal-Machine-Muzak
01 Yeah Yeah Yow
02 Ruined
03 Pong Ping
04 E! A! Gog! Magog!
05 Aa! Sou? Boing! Boing!
06 Accidental Death By Boredom
07 Red Raw
08 Smell My Shit
09 Do The Reich Thing
10 I Wanna Fuck You
11 Punk Arse Fuck
12 Song #13
13 Knife In Yr Skull
GILLHAM - drums, vocals, guitar
BENNETT - guitar, noise
Recorded & mixed at The Creche [blackops HQ] Middlesbrough UK spring to summer year 2000 on 4-trk cassette by MG
One-off recording of The Prestidigitators under the name Snotnosed prior to the real Snotnosed becoming active. This original Snotnosed was the Punk side project of The Prestidigitators playing all structured material as opposed to improv based material.
The music of E! A! Gog! Magog! was inspired by the Django Reinhardt track Rhythme Futur (https://youtu.be/_IO8qSWRsLcand). The lyrics (and subsequent title) were originally improvised gibberish but later revealed via the Allen Ginsberg track/poem Hum Bomb.
Initially released and still available on the filesharing programme Soulseek with 10-15 cassette copies made which were all given away and mailed to friends for free. Handmade artwork by both members (most a mix of collage and black marker scrawl like the copy pictured)")
