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Second LP released by german Goth band Marquee Moon, which takes its name from the famous Television album.
Strangers in the Monkey Biz was universally praised, especially their continued incorporation of psychedelic sounds interwoven amid echoes of pop and loathing. As early pioneers of gothic rock in Germany, Marquee Moon never felt their sound fit into the Darkwave genre and seemed to be slowly moving away from the darkness associated with bands they had been formerly compared to such as The Cure.
Tracklist:
00:00 Here Today And Gone Tomorrow
03:02 Virgin Summer
07:13 When The World Goes Blind
10:08 Cypriss
14:08 The Girl In The Garden
18:38 Soul Of Secrets
22:30 Runaway Girl
25:58 Marionette
30:27 Feel So Tired
Lineup:
Humphy Sabothe: bass, keyboards, vocals
Hanzy Nischwitz: guitars
Nigel Degray: vocals, guitars
Tom Petersen: drums, percussion
#MarqueeMoon#GothRock#Germany
Second LP released by german Goth band Marquee Moon, which takes its name from the famous Television album.
Strangers in the Monkey Biz was universally praised, especially their continued incorporation of psychedelic sounds interwoven amid echoes of pop and loathing. As early pioneers of gothic rock in Germany, Marquee Moon never felt their sound fit into the Darkwave genre and seemed to be slowly moving away from the darkness associated with bands they had been formerly compared to such as The Cure.
Tracklist:
00:00 Here Today And Gone Tomorrow
03:02 Virgin Summer
07:13 When The World Goes Blind
10:08 Cypriss
14:08 The Girl In The Garden
18:38 Soul Of Secrets
22:30 Runaway Girl
25:58 Marionette
30:27 Feel So Tired
Lineup:
Humphy Sabothe: bass, keyboards, vocals
Hanzy Nischwitz: guitars
Nigel Degray: vocals, guitars
Tom Petersen: drums, percussion
#MarqueeMoon#GothRock#Germany
![Joy Division 2005 Let The Movie Begin [Bootleg]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xWRL1yUCuHE/mqdefault.jpg "Joy Division 2005 Let The Movie Begin [Bootleg]
Heres another unofficial compilation about the legendary Post-Punk band Joy Division released in 2005 by Interstate Records and then edited in limited hand-numbered copies.
Tracklist:
00:00 Love Will Tear Us Apart
02:51 Ian Curtis Interview
04:32 Leaders Of Men
06:53 Steve Morris And Ian Curtis Interview
07:18 Failures
09:45 Ian Curtis Interview
10:24 No Love Lost
15:08 Martin Hannett Interview
15:48 At A Later Date
18:59 Ian Curtis Interview
21:35 Ice Age
24:01 Steve Morris And Ian Curtis Interview
24:34 Shadowplay
28:12 Ian Curtis Interview
29:20 Passover
31:29 Martin Hannett Interview
32:00 Transmission
36:14 Steve Morris And Ian Curtis Interview
37:07 New Dawn Fades
41:28 Ian Curtis Interview
42:41 Digital
46:13 Bernard Sumner Interview
46:48 Colony
50:46 Ian Curtis Interview
51:27 Auto Suggestion
55:33 Dead Souls
Some songs, like Love Will Tear Us Apart, seem to be missing a bit of the intro.
Note: Sleeve tracklisting is incorrect. The one above is. According to the cover the 7th track is Novelty, but its in fact No Love Lost. Track 9; At A Later Date (New Dawn Fades according to the cover) and track 19; New Dawn Fades (cover says At A Later Date ) seem to have traded places.
The booklet contains a 1978 text by Mick Middles about Joy Division.
There are some mistakes in the tracklisting on the sleeve.
4, 12, 18: Stephen Morris is written as Steve Morris
25: Autosuggestion is written as Auto Suggestion.
Informations about the sources of the tracks:
01. Pennine studio version January 8th 1980
02. Ian Curtis interview excerpt - Castle Pub 79
03. RCA session May 1978
04. Ian Curtis / Steven Morris interview excerpt - Rock On, Radio 1 79
05. RCA session May 1978
06. Ian Curtis interview excerpt - Castle Pub 79
07. RCA session May 1978
08. Martin Hannett interview excerpt - Rock On, Radio 1 79
09. Warsaw demo July 18th 1977
10. Ian Curtis interview excerpt - Castle Pub 79
11. RCA session May 1978
12. Ian Curtis / Steven Morris interview excerpt - Rock On, Radio 1 79
13. RCA session May 1978
14. Ian Curtis interview excerpt - Radio Blackburn 80
15. Live Amsterdam, Paradiso 11th January 1980
16. Martin Hannett interview excerpt, Rock On, Radio 1 79
17. RCA session May 1978
18. Ian Curtis / Steven Morris interview excerpt - Rock On, Radio 1 79
19. Live Amsterdam, Paradiso 11th January 1980
20. Ian Curtis interview excerpt - Radio Blackburn 80
21. Live Eindhoven, Effenaar 18th January 1980
22. Bernard Sumner comment about Martin Hannett - presumably an excerpt from a radio or TV documentary
23. Live Eindhoven, Effenaar 18th January 1980
24. Ian Curtis interview - Radio Blackburn 80
25. Live Eindhoven, Effenaar 18th January 1980
Well... + pistol shot - Martin Hannett firing a gun as seen in the New Order Play At Home C4 TV documentary from 1984.
26. Live Eindhoven, Effenaar 18th January 1980
Enjoy!
R.I.P. Ian Curtis ❤
#JoyDivision#PostPunk#England#IanCurtis")
![Limbo 1991 Our Mary Of Cancer [Vinyl press]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xZyeP-ftyE4/mqdefault.jpg "Limbo 1991 Our Mary Of Cancer [Vinyl press]
Second Limbo LP, released in 1991 for Helter Skelter Records in red vinyl.
Our Mary Of Cancer sees again the artistic co-production of Favati and among the guests we find Alex Spalck of Pankow on vocals in a couple of songs and Elena Margarolo from Brazil on backing vocals in a couple of other songs. Meanwhile Fiaschi, having returned from the military service, joins the duo Becuzzi/Mustone as a violinist and guitarist.
Tracklist:
00:00 Himmel Und Hoelle
06:22 Hermaphrodita (Solve Et Coagula)
09:43 White Metal
12:07 Ars Alchymiae
16:32 Satan Believes In Simon
22:13 Carnalia
27:10 Dog Sperm, God Sperm
31:04 Black Water
33:39 Devastate E Liberate (Libro I)
37:40 Lord Belives In Simon
Produced and written by Limbo, mixed by Paolo Favati.
Lienup:
Gianluca Becuzzi: vocals
Giovanni Fiaschi: violin
Vincenzo Mustone: electronics
Silvio Pucci: acoustic guitar
#Limbo#Darkwave#Italy")
