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Richard H Kirk Earlier / Later (Unreleased Projects Anthology 74-89) Mp3, Flac, Wma Richard H Kirk Earlier / Later (Unreleased Projects Anthology 74-89) mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: Earlier / Later (Unreleased Projects Anthology 74-89) Country: UK Released: 2004 Style: House, Abstract, Industrial, Electro, Experimental MP3 version RAR size: 1103 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1499 mb WMA version RAR size: 1866 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 437 Other Formats: AU MIDI AUD VOX VOC XM MPC Tracklist Hide Credits Later 1-1 Never Lose Your Shadow (12" Mix) 10:00 1-2 Street Gang (9mm 12" Mix) 6:09 I Want More Edited By, Producer [Post-produced] – Richard H Kirk*Lyrics By – Can, Peter 1-3 3:03 GilmourMusic By – Holger Czukay, Irmin Schmidt, Jaki Liebezeit, Michael KaroliWritten-By – Can 1-4 Numero Uno Baby / Information 3:42 1-5 Do As I Do 3:36 1-6 On Fire 5:49 1-7 Digital Globe 3:55 1-8 Narcotics Rap (It Stinks In Here) 4:21 1-9 Latin / MYBM 5:56 1-10 Martyrs Of Palestine (12" Mix) 8:11 1-11 One Three Fourgasm 5:54 1-12 Public Fun 1:19 1-13 Electron 78 4:49 Earlier 2-1 Hell In Here 5:41 2-2 Cosmic Override 1 1:04 2-3 International Smashface Detective Theme 5:13 2-4 Phantom Of Liberty 0:38 2-5 Concerto For Damaged Piano (Extract 1) 1:41 2-6 Venusian Electrodes 1:26 2-7 Immaculate Riot 4:48 2-8 Radio Silence 0:26 2-9 Entering Creation (Help Me I'm Melting) 9:05 2-10 El 2:02 2-11 Zyklus 1 1:49 2-12 Photomaton 2:28 2-13 Au Service De La Révolution 3:52 2-14 Lost Rhythm Of Life 3:41 2-15 Trabantenstadt 3:26 2-16 All Nationalities 5:40 2-17 Solar Defiance 6:36 2-18 Zukunft 2:37 2-19 Kinshasa Express 3:03 2-20 Cosmic Override 2 4:50 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Mute Records Ltd. Copyright (c) – Mute Records Ltd. Published By – Copyright Control Published By – Spoon Music Recorded At – Western Works Recorded At – Richard H. Kirks's parents' house Mastered At – Skye Mastering Produced For – Intone Productions Credits Design, Art Direction – The Designers Republic Drum Machine, Tape [Tape Loops, Cassette & Open Reel Tapes], Flute [Flutes], Guitar, Synthesizer [Vcs3], Effects [Echo, Reverb & Drones Viz A Viz Mains Hum] – Richard H Kirk* (tracks: 2-1, 2-2, 2-4 to 2-6, 2-8, 2-9, 2-11 to 2-14, 2-17, 2-19, 2-20) Liner Notes – Ken Hollings Mastered By – Dennis Blackham* Recorded By, Producer, Arranged By – Richard H Kirk* Written-By – Richard H Kirk* (tracks: 1-1, 1-2, 1-4 to 1-13 to 2-20) Notes Incidental info: Both disc are pressed as cd+ and contain a 1587 x 1391 pixel jpeg file of the frontcover (with parts of the tray). CD 1 & 2 Copyright Control. Except # 1 Want More. Published by Spoon Music / GEMA. Edited and post-produced for Intone Production 2003. CD2 - This CD contains distortion. Some of it is intentional some of it is unavoidable. Tracks 1-1 to 1-13 and 2-3, 2-7, 2-10, 2-15, 2-16, 2-18 recorded at Western Works Studios, Sheffield. All other tracks recorded at Richard H. Kirk's parents' house in the Pitmoor area of Sheffield. Mastered at Skye Mastering. Front image photo - Photo booth self-portrait, Livorno, Italy 1974 Back image photo - Photo booth self-portrait, Livorno, Italy 1974 Inside image photo - Shooting range near San Francisco, 1985 (V Vale) ℗ 2004 Mute Records Ltd. © 2004 Mute Records Ltd. Made In EU. Printed in EU. Track 1-2: RTT179 aborted Track 1-10: RTT199 Recording dates: 1974: 2-1, 2-2, 2-5, 2-17, 2-20 1975: 2-4, 2-6, 2-8, 2-9, 2-11 to 2-14, 2-19 1978: 1-13 1979: 1-8 1981: 2-7, 2-10, 2-15, 2-18 1982/83: 1-1 1984/85: 2-16 1985: 1-6, 2-3 1986: 1-10 1986/87: 1-2 1987: 1-12 1987/88: 1-4 1988: 1-3, 1-5, 1-7 1988/89: 1-9, 1-11 Front & back image photos : Photo booth self-portrait, Livorno, Italy 1974 Inside image photo: Shooting range hear San Francisco, 1985 (V Vale) Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Printed): 0724359822808 Rights Society: bel BIEM Price Code: PM500 Label Code: LC5834 Matrix / Runout (CD1 - Variant 1): EMI UDEN 5982290 @ 1 Matrix / Runout (CD2 - Variant 1): EMI UDEN 5982300 @ 1 Mastering SID Code (Both Discs - Variant 1): IFPI L045 Mould SID Code (Both Discs - Variant 1): ifpi 150F Matrix / Runout (CD1 - Variant 2): EMI UDEN 5982290 @ 1 1-1-2-NL Matrix / Runout (CD2 - Variant 2): EMI UDEN 5982300 @ 1 1-1-1-NL Mastering SID Code (Both Discs - Variant 2): IFPI L046 Mould SID Code (Both Discs - Variant 2): ifpi 151D Comments about Earlier / Later (Unreleased Projects Anthology 74-89) - Richard H Kirk Gavinranadar This needs a vinyl release tref There's something new with this anthology; the demos tapes of Richard H Kirk of Cabaret Voltaire, dating from 1974 to 1989. The old bear from Sheffield states that he never played these tracks to anybody, even not his friend Stephen Mallinder. By listening closely, you can hear the rubbings of the magnetic tapes, which haven't received any post-production treatments before becoming an amazingly mature double CD. The first part is made of a mix of icy funk, close to the "Black Jesus Voice" sessions. The socio-political themes dear to the mentor Kirk are already present (war, dictature, weapons, drugs...) and they're underlined by obsessing rhythmics collages. The second part dating of 1974 is a whole of primitive electronic pieces prefiguring the sound of the 80s' industrial music, as well as the approach of the current techno-minimalist generation. It's also, according to Kirk, the kind of album he would like to produce now. Even some avant-garde people look back in the past, and they're right to do so. Lamranilv I just got this album, and I thought it sounds pretty much up to date with what most of the electronica brigade is up to. Really nice distortion and fucked up rythms on the second disc made this a winner for me. Mautaxe Sometimes too reminiscent of his former group, sometimes his own creation - sum total: the grooves you cannot resist, funny cut-up games and effective but rather scary cover of young Mr. Kirk posing with considerable coolness/threatning look. 'Earlier/Later' is sort of a sequel to the Cabs' excellent 'Methodology' set (mostly due to Kirk's surprisingly early solo cuts) and evolves from the avant- garde to more club-friendly techno pulse. Some might say there's loads of rubbish on this set but not all the rubbish sucks - Mute's intentions were probably financial regardless of the respect for the obscurity of these recordings but in a way it's not commercial either. Die-hard fans will truly love this record, the rest will wonder what the hell is it about. Well, it's about hell indeed. 8.5/10 Related Music albums to Earlier / Later (Unreleased Projects Anthology 74-89) by Richard H Kirk Can - I Want More Can - Anthology - Remastered Edition Tangerine Dream - Can - Brainticket - Amon Guru - Kraut Rock Richard H. Kirk - Hipnotic David Sylvian + Holger Czukay - Plight & Premonition Can - Soon Over Babaluma Holger Czukay - Dream Again Can - Delay 1968 Can - Future Days Can - Edinburgh: Live At Edinburgh Empire UK 1973.
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