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Cabaret Voltaire CABARET VOLTAIRE 7" SINGLES EXTENDED PLAY EP: Talkover/Do The Mussolini (Headkick)/Here She Comes Now/The Set Up Rough Trade RT 003 11/78 Nag Nag Nag/Is That Me(Finding Someone At The Door Again?) Rough Trade RT 018 06/79 Silent Command/Excerpt From The Soundtrack Of Chance Versus Casualty Rough Trade RT 035 11/79 Seconds Too Late/Control Addict Rough Trade RT 060 11/80 Jazz The Glass/Burnt To The Ground Rough Trade RT 095 10/81 Just Fascination/Empty Walls Some Bizarre CVS 1 06/83 The Dream Ticket[3.39]/Safety Zone[3.29] Some Bizarre CVS 2 11/83 Sensoria[3.58]/Cut The Damn Camera Some Bizarre CVS 3 09/84 James Brown/Bad Self(Part One) Some Bizarre CVS 4 01/85 I Want You/Drink Your Poison Some Bizarre CVS 5 09/85 Don't Argue/Don't Argue(Who's Arguing?) Parlophone R 6157 07/87 Here To Go/Here To Go(Dub) Parlophone R 6166 09/87 Hypnotised(Daniel Miller Mix)/Hypnotised(Gerald's Vocal Mix) Parlophone R 6227 10/89 Hypnotised(Daniel Miller Mix)/Hypnotised(Gerald's Vocal Mix) Parlophone RS6227 10/89 [fold-out sleeve plus five postcards] Keep On/Keep On(Les's Dub) Parlophone R 6250 04/90 Easy Life/Easy Life(Robert Gordon Mix) Parlophone R 6261 07/90 12" SINGLES THREE MANTRAS: Western Mantra/Eastern Mantra Rough Trade RT 038T 04/80 3 CRÉPUSCULE TRACKS: Sluggin' Fer Jesus(Part One)/Your Agent Man/Sluggin' Fer Jesus(Part Two) Crepuscule TWI 018 07/81 Eddie's Out/Walls Of Jericho Rough Trade RT 096T 12/81 Eddie's Out/Walls Of Jericho Rough Trade RT 096T 12/81 [with free 7" single (RT 095) plus printed 12" PVC sleeve] Fools Game(Sluggin' For Jesus Part Three)/Gut Level Crepuscule TWI 020 02/83 Yashar[7.20]/Yashar[5.00] Factory Records FAC 82 07/83 [stickered red company sleeve] Just Fascination/The Crackdown Some Bizarre CVS 112 08/83 The Dream Ticket[7.50]/Safety Zone[6.22] Some Bizarre CVS 212 12/83 Sensoria[7.52]/Cut The Damn Camera Some Bizarre CVS 312 09/84 James Brown/Bad Self(Part One) Some Bizarre CVS 412 01/85 I Want You/Drink Your Poison/C.O.M.A. Some Bizarre CVS 512 09/85 THE DRAIN TRAIN: Shakedown(The Whole Thing)/ Menace/Electromotive Double Vision DVR 21 06/86 THE DRAIN TRAIN: Shakedown(The Whole Thing)/ Menace/Electromotive Double Vision DVR 21 06/86 [shrinkwrapped with free 12" single (DVRP4)] Don't Argue[7.29]/Don't Argue(Hate And Destroy Mix) Parlophone 12R 6157 07/87 Don't Argue(Dance)/Don't Argue(Dub) Parlophone 12RX6157 07/87 Here To Go[6.57]/Here To Go(Space Dub) Parlophone 12R 6166 09/87 Here To Go(Live Drum Remix)/Here To Go(Eleven Eleven Remix) Parlophone 12RX6166 09/87 Hypnotised(Fon Force Mix)/Hypnotised(Fon Force Dub)/Hypnotised(Daniel Miller D.O.R. Mix)/ Hypnotised(Robert Gordon Mix) Parlophone 12R 6227 10/89 Hypnotised(Fon Force Mix)/Hypnotised(Fon Force Dub)/Hypnotised(Daniel Miller D.O.R. Mix)/ Hypnotised(Robert Gordon Mix) Parlophone 12RS6227 10/89 [packaged set with poster (5000 copies)] Hypnotised(A Guy Called Gerald's Music Mix)/ Hypnotised(Fon Force Mix)/Hypnotised(Western Works Mix)/Hypnotised(Gerald's Vocal Mix) Parlophone 12RX6227 10/89 Keep On(Clubbing)/Keep On(Instrumental)/Keep On (Land Of Oz Mix) Parlophone 12R 6250 04/90 Keep On(Sweet Exorcist Mix)/Keep On(Sleazy Dog Mix)/Keep On(Mayday Mix) Parlophone 12RX6250 04/90 Easy Life(Jive Turkey)/Fluid/Positive I.D. Parlophone 12R 6261 07/90 Easy Life(Vocal Mix)/Easy Life(Very Strange Mix)/ Easy Life(Strange Mix) Parlophone 12RX6261 07/90 [no p/s issued?] THREE MANTRAS: Western Mantra/Eastern Mantra Mute CABS 7 07/90 What Is Real?/What Is Real?(Virtual Reality Mix) Crepuscule TWI 948 04/91 COLOURS EP: Colours(Club Mix)/Colours(Dub Mix)/ Theme From Technacolour(Cyber Space Mix)/Smooth/ Colours(Thunder Mix) Plastex EXL 1 11/91 I Want You(Hardcore Hell)/I Want You(808 Heaven Mix)/Kino(3)/Kino(5) Virgin CVST6 04/92 Just Fascination Virgin CVS 712 10/01 Nag Nag Nag(Original)/Nag Nag Nag(R.H. Kirk #4 Remix) NovaMute 12NOMU 103 10/02 Nag Nag Nag(Tiga & Zyntherius Full Version)/Nag Nag Nag(Akufen's Karaoke Slam Mix) NovaMute L12NOMU 103 10/02 Nag Nag Nag(R.H. Kirk #1 Rework)/Nag Nag Nag (R.H. Kirk #2 Rework)/Nag Nag Nag(R.H. Kirk #4 Rework)/Nag Nag Nag(R.H. Kirk #3 Rework) Mute/The Grey Area 12CABS 19 ??/03 [no p/s issued] Yashar(Alter Ego Remix)/Yashar(Man From Basra Remix)/Yashar(The All Seeing I Remix) NovaMute 12NOMU 121 ??/03 CASSETTE SINGLES Don't Argue(7.29)/Don't Argue(Hate And Destroy Mix) Parlophone TCR 6157 07/87 Here To Go(6.57)/Here To Go(Space Dub) Parlophone TCR 6166 09/87 Hypnotised(Daniel Miller Mix)/Hypnotised (Gerald's Vocal Mix) Parlophone TCR 6227 10/89 Keep On/Keep On(Les Dub) Parlophone TCR 6250 04/90 Easy Life/Easy Life(Robert Gordon Mix) Parlophone TCR 6261 07/90 CD SINGLES Here To Go(Extended Mix)[6.57]/Here To Go(Space Dub)[7.58]/Here To Go[4.21] Parlophone CDR 6166 09/87 Hypnotised(Fon Force Mix)/Hypnotised(Daniel Miller DOR Mix)/Hypnotised(Western Works Mix) Parlophone CDR 6227 10/89 Keep On/Keep On(Western Works Mix)/Keep On (Clubbing) Parlophone CDR 6250 04/90 Easy Life/Easy Life(Jive Turkey Mix)/Fluid Parlophone CDR 6261 07/90 Nag Nag Nag/Yashar/Yashar(John Robie New York Remix) Mute CABS 1CD 07/90 THREE MANTRAS: Eastern Mantra/Western Mantra Mute CABS 7CD 07/90 What Is Real?/What Is Real?(Virtual Reality Mix) Crepuscule TWI 948-2 04/91 COLOURS EP: Colours(Club Mix)/Alright/Colours (Thunder Mix)/Wildlife/Smooth/Colours(Original Style Mix)/Theme From Technacolour Plastex EXL 001CD 11/91 I Want You(Hardcore Hell)/Kino(3)/I Want You(808 Heaven Mix)/Kino(5) Virgin CVCDT6 04/92 Just Fascination Virgin CVS 7CD 10/01 Nag Nag Nag(Original)/Nag Nag Nag(Tiga & Zyntherius Radio Mix)/Nag Nag Nag(R.H. Kirk #4 Remix)/Nag Nag Nag(Akufen's Karaoke Slam Mix) NovaMute CDNOMU 103 10/02 ALBUMS MIX - UP Rough Trade ROUGH 4 10/79 MIX - UP(reissue) Mute CABS 8 10/90 LIVE AT THE YMCA 27/10/79 Rough Trade ROUGH 7 01/80 [red or black rubber stamped sleeve] LIVE AT THE YMCA 27/10/79(reissue) Mute CABS 4 07/90 [black rubber stamped sleeve] VOICE OF AMERICA Rough Trade ROUGH 11 01/80 VOICE OF AMERICA(reissue) Mute CABS 2 07/90 LIVE AT THE LYCEUM Rough Trade COPY 002 06/81 LIVE AT THE LYCEUM(reissue) Mute CABS 13 ??/91 RED MECCA Rough Trade ROUGH 27 08/81 RED MECCA(reissue) Mute CABS 3 07/90 THE PRESSURE COMPANY - BENEFIT FOR SOLIDARITY Paradox Product SOLID 1 03/82 2 x 45 Rough Trade ROUGH 42 06/82 [double 12" with fold-out sleeve] 2 x 45 Rough Trade ROUGH 42 ??/?? [reissue double 12" with different sleeve to original release] 2 x 45 Mute CABS 9 10/90 [reissue double 12"] HAI!(live) Rough Trade RTD1 11/82 HAI!(live, reissue) Mute CABS 11 ??/91 THE CRACKDOWN Some Bizarre CV 1 08/83 THE CRACKDOWN Some Bizarre CV 1 08/83 [with free 12" single (CVDV1)] OST: JOHNNY YESNO Double Vision DVR1 11/83 OST: JOHNNY YESNO(reissue) Mute CABS 10 10/90 MICRO-PHONIES Some Bizarre CV 2 11/84 DRINKING GASOLINE(mini) Some Bizarre CVM1 07/85 [double 12"] THE COVENANT, THE SWORD AND THE ARM OF THE LORD Some Bizarre CV 3 10/85 CODE Parlophone PCS 7312 10/87 EIGHT CRÉPUSCULE TRACKS(compilation) Crepuscule TWI 749 02/88 GROOVY, LAIDBACK AND NASTY Parlophone PCS 7338 04/90 GROOVY, LAIDBACK AND NASTY Parlophone PCSX7338 04/90 [with free 12" single (PCSX 73382)] LISTEN UP WITH(double) Mute CABS 5 07/90 [special compilation including rare tracks] THE LIVING LEGENDS(double) Mute CABS 6 07/90 [special compilation including old singles and B sides] BODY AND SOUL(mini) Crepuscule TWI 944 04/91 PERCUSSION FORCE(mini) Crepuscule TWI 951 05/91 TECHNOLOGY - WESTERN REWORKS(double) Virgin CV 4 04/92 PLASTICITY(double) Plastex EXLP 003 07/92 THE CONVERSATION(quadruple) Apollo AMB 4934 07/94 COMPACT DISCS MIX UP Mute CABS 8CD 10/90 LIVE AT THE YMCA(27/10/79) Mute CABS 4CD 07/90 VOICE OF AMERICA Mute CABS 2CD 07/90 LIVE AT THE LYCEUM Mute CABS 13CD ??/91 RED MECCA Mute CABS 3CD 07/90 2 x 45 Mute CABS 9CD 10/90 HAI!(live) Mute CABS 11CD ??/91 THE CRACKDOWN Some Bizarre CVCD1 ??/86 [with four extra tracks: "Diskono", "Double Vision", "Badge Of Evil" and "Moscow"] OST: JOHNNY YESNO Mute CABS 10CD 10/90 MICRO-PHONIES Some Bizarre CVCD2 ??/86 [with two extra tracks: "Sensorial" and "Blue Heat(12" Mix)"] DRINKING GASOLINE(mini) Some Bizarre CVMCD1 ??/?? THE COVENANT, THE SWORD AND THE ARM OF THE LORD Some Bizarre CVCD3 ??/86 [with two extra tracks: "Sleepwalking" and "Big Funk"] THE GOLDEN MOMENTS OF CABARET VOLTAIRE(compilation) Rough Trade RUFCD6001 10/87 CODE Parlophone CDPCS 7312 10/87 [with two extra tracks: "Hey Hey" and "Here To Go(Little Dub)"] EIGHT CRÉPUSCULE TRACKS Crepuscule TWI 749-2 02/88 GROOVY, LAIDBACK AND NASTY Parlophone CDPCS 7338 04/90 [with one extra track: "Rescue Me(City Lights)" LISTEN UP WITH(double) Mute CABS 5CD 07/90 [special compilation including rare tracks] THE LIVING LEGENDS Mute CABS 6CD 07/90 [special compilation including old singles and B sides] THE PRESSURE CO./THE DRAIN TRAIN Mute CABS 14CD ??/91 BODY AND SOUL(mini) Crepuscule TWI 944-2 04/91 [with one extra track: "What Is Real?(Dreamtime Mix)"] PERCUSSION FORCE(mini) Crepuscule TWI 951-2 05/91 [with three extra tracks: "T.Phunk", "Don't Walk Away(Version)" and "Jazz The Computer(Part 2)"] 1974-1976(compilation) Mute CABS 15CD 03/92 TECHNOLOGY - WESTERN REWORKS Virgin CVCD4 04/92 PLASTICITY Plastex EXLCD 003 07/92 INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE Plastex EXLCD 004 07/93 THE CONVERSATION(double) Apollo AMB 4934CD 07/94 RADIATION Burning Airlines PILOT 39 07/98 CONFORM TO DEFORM '82/'90 ARCHIVE Virgin/EMI CVBOX 1 10/01 [3 CD box set] THE ORIGINAL SOUND OF SHEFFIELD '83/'87 Virgin/EMI CVCD 5 ??/01 THE ORIGINAL SOUND OF SHEFFIELD '78/'82 Mute/The Grey Area CABS 16CD ??/02 METHODOLOGY Mute/The Grey Area CABS 17CD ??/03
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