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Skinny Puppy VIVIsectVI mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: VIVIsectVI Country: US Released: 1988 Style: EBM, Industrial MP3 version RAR size: 1162 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1123 mb WMA version RAR size: 1699 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 424 Other Formats: WAV WMA ADX TTA MP3 VOC VOX Tracklist A1 Dogshit 3:54 A2 VX Gas Attack 5:36 A3 Harsh Stone White 4:27 A4 Human Disease (S.K.U.M.M.) 6:18 B1 Who's Laughing Now? 5:29 B2 Testure 5:05 B3 State Aid 3:54 B4 Hospital Waste 4:37 B5 Fritter (Stella's Home) 3:31 Companies, etc. Licensed To – Capitol Records-EMI Of Canada Limited Manufactured By – Capitol Records Phonographic Copyright (p) – Nettwerk Productions Ltd. Copyright (c) – Nettwerk Productions Ltd. Copyright (c) – Nettoverboard Publishing Credits Artwork [Gilmore's Assistant] – Barry Mah, Nancy Miki Engineer – David Ogilvie*, ċevin Key* Photography By [Group Photograph, Assistant] – Jeffrey Johnston Photography By [Group] – Kevin Westenberg Photography By [Sleeve], Typography, Design – Steven R Gilmore* Producer – David Ogilvie*, ċevin Key* Typography [Typesetting] – Greg Sykes Written-By, Performer – D. Rudolph Goettel*, N. Ogre*, Rave , Skinny Puppy, ċevin Key* Notes All songs written and performed mid 1988 © 1988 by Nettoverboard Publishing (PRO) ℗ © 1988 Nettwerk Productions Ltd. Under License to Capitol Records-EMI of Canada Limited Manufactured by Capitol Records, Inc., A Subsidiary of Capitol Industries-EMI, Inc. Printed in U.S.A. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text for Humans): 0 7777-91040-1 7 Barcode (Scanned For Machines): 077779104017 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Skinny VIVIsectVI (LP, NTL 30021 Nettwerk NTL 30021 Canada 1988 Puppy Album, Gat) Nettwerk 0 6700 30204 Skinny VIVIsectVI (CD, America, 0 6700 30204 US 2004 2 8, W2-30021 Puppy Album, RE) Nettwerk 2 8, W2-30021 America Skinny VIVIsectVI (CD, Music For The MTL-159 MTL-159 Russia Unknown Puppy Album, Unofficial) People 0 6700 30021 Skinny VIVIsectVI (CD, Nettwerk 0 6700 30021 US 2001 2 7 Puppy Album, RE) America 2 7 0 6700 30204 Skinny VIVIsectVI (CD, Nettwerk 0 6700 30204 US Unknown 2 8 Puppy Album, RE) America 2 8 Comments about VIVIsectVI - Skinny Puppy Fani Still as potent and new as the first time I jammed to this on fresh wheels. That's right - I used to skate to Ogilvie and Key! Terrific trick potential with electro-industrial chunes, I promise. This LP is a ideal starter kit for any mutant wanting to hop into the industrial-EBM cage. Related Music albums to VIVIsectVI by Skinny Puppy Various - Possessed (Nettwerk Sound Sampler Vol. 4) The Tear Garden - Bouquet Of Black Orchids Skinny Puppy - Tin Omen (Twelve Inch Remixes) Skinny Puppy - Too Dark Park Skinny Puppy - Last Rights Skinny Puppy - Selections From Brap Chris And Cosey - Exotika The Tear Garden - The Tear Garden Skinny Puppy - Bites Skinny Puppy - The Process.

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