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Diamanda Galas the Divine Punishment & Saint of the Pit Mp3 Diamanda Galas The Divine Punishment & Saint Of The Pit mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: The Divine Punishment & Saint Of The Pit Country: UK Style: Experimental, Vocal, Avantgarde MP3 version RAR size: 1346 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1555 mb WMA version RAR size: 1806 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 701 Other Formats: AUD MP2 DTS AHX MPC DMF ADX Tracklist Hide Credits The Divine Punishment Deliver Me From Mine Enemies (19:17) 1.I This Is The Law Of The Plague 1.II Deliver Me From Mine Enemies 1.III We Shall Not Accept Your Quarantine 1.IV Εξελόυμε [Deliver Me] 1.V Yιατί, Ó Θεός? 1.VI Psalm 22 Free Among The Dead (13:36) 2.I Psalm 88 2.II Lamentations Sono L'Antichristo 2.III Text By – D.galás* Saint Of The Pit La Trezième Revient (The Thirteenth Returns) 3 5:03 Recorded By [Synthesizer Overdubs] – Paul Kendall Εξελόυμε (Deliver Me) 4 7:19 Performer [Chains] – F.M. Einheit L'Heautontimoroumenos (Self-Tormentor) 5 6:49 Lyrics By – Charles Baudelaire Artémis 6 5:02 Lyrics By – Gérard Nerval* Cris D'Aveugle (Blind Man's Cry) 7 12:16 Drums – F.M. EinheitLyrics By – Tristan Corbière Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Mute Records Ltd. Copyright (c) – Mute Records Ltd. Recorded At – Informusik Studios Recorded At – OTR Studios Recorded At – Dave Hunt Studio Recorded At – Hansa Tonstudios Recorded At – Tritonus Tonstudio Recorded At – Worldwide Studios Mixed At – Power Plant Studios Engineered At – Dave Hunt Studio Glass Mastered At – Nimbus Credits Co-producer, Mixed By – Dave Hunt (tracks: 1, 2) Composed By, Performer, Co-producer – Diamanda Galas* Design, Art Direction – Me Co* Engineer – Frank Harris (tracks: 1, 2) Engineer, Producer – Dave Hunt (tracks: 1, 2) Executive-Producer – Intravenal Sound Operations, Mute Records (tracks: 3 to 7) Photography By – Petra Gall Photography By ['Saint Of The Pit'] – M. Curtin* Photography By ['The Divine Punishment' Original Cover Photo] – T.J. Eng Producer – Diamanda Galas* (tracks: 3 to 7), Gareth Jones (tracks: 3 to 7) Soprano Vocals, Bass Vocals [Bass Voices], Organ [Hammond], Synthesizer [Digital & Analogue] – Diamanda Galas* Notes The Divine Punishment & Saint Of The Pit are the First and Second parts of the Trilogy Masque of The Red Death. The Third and Final part, You Must Be Certain Of The Devil is available as STUMM 46 and cd STUMM 46. Tracks 1 & 2 first performed on June 23rd 1986 at the Osweg Shipyards for the ARS Electronica Festival. All texts from The Divine Punishment are taken from the Old Testament except 2.III ('Sono L'Antichristo'). Deliver Me From Mine Enemies recorded and mixed at the Dave Hunt Studios, London. Free Among The Dead recorded at Informusik Studios, San Francisco and OTR Studios, Belmont, mixed at the Power Plant, London. Free Among The Dead is dedicated to Tom Hopkins. Tracks 3 to 6 recorded at Hansa Tonstudio, Berlin. Synthesizer overdubs on track 3 recorded at Worldwide Studios, London. Track 7 was recorded at Tritonus Studios, Berlin. Εξελόυμε, Artemis & Cris D'Aveugle are dedicated to Phillip-Dimitri Galas (1954-1986). "Correct playback possible at maximum volume only." ℗ 1986 Mute Records Ltd © 1988 Mute Records Ltd Made in England Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Printed): 5 016025 610334 Barcode (Scanned): 5016025610334 Matrix / Runout: CDSTUMM 33 ・ 1:4 MASTERED BY NIMBUS Mould SID Code: IFPI 2304 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Divine Punishment CD STUMM Diamanda CD STUMM & Saint Of The Pit Mute UK 1988 33 Galas* 33 (CD, Comp) The Divine Punishment CD STUMM Diamanda CD STUMM & Saint Of The Pit Mute Europe Unknown 33 Galas* 33 (CD, Comp, RP) The Divine Punishment Diamanda & Saint Of The Pit 8 - 782 ArsNova 8 - 782 Russia 1999 Galas* (CD, Comp, Ltd, Unofficial) The Divine Punishment Restless 7 71423-2, Diamanda 7 71423-2, & Saint Of The Pit Records, US 1989 CDSTUMM 33 Galás CDSTUMM 33 (CD, Comp) Mute Related Music albums to The Divine Punishment & Saint Of The Pit by Diamanda Galas Bushman , Zahair - Jah Deliver Me / Love Accident Rev. R.L. White, Jr. - If You Can't Deliver, Don't Advertise Mtume - C.O.D. (I'll Deliver) The Milk - Deliver Me In Flames - Deliver Us Sister Bliss Featuring John Martyn - Deliver Me Unknown Artist - Deliver Me / My Foolish Heart Prince Alla And Nazarene - Oh Lord Deliver Us.
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