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Who Killed Marilyn?
Who Killed Marilyn? (limited CD)
Cat: CLOCD 4361. Rel: 28 Mar 24
 
Metal
Who Killed Marilyn?
Spook City USA
Who Killed Marilyn? (remix)
Spook City USA (remix)
Review: 'Who Killed Marilyn?' is an early track written by Glenn Danzig when he was with the Misfits. Originally recorded in 1979 with the Misfits but due to financial issues with pressing vinyl copies at the time, was then re-recorded again in 1991 and released under Glenn Danzig's name. An important song in the history of the legendary figure, this is the first time this single has been issued on the CD format. Also included is an additional version of each track remixed and remastered by Danzig himself.
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Chicago/Detroit 1982 (Deluxe Edition)
Cat: CLOCD 5047. Rel: 08 Feb 24
 
Industrial/Noise
Same Old Madness (CD1)
Revenge
Effigy
Primental
I'm Falling
Overkill
Never Asked For Nothing
Love Change
What Is The Reason
Work For Love
Cold Life
America
Funkamental
Dancing Alone
Le Stupide
Knowledge
Everyday (Is Halloween) (Dirt mix - CD2: Rarest Trax!)
Everyday (Is Halloween) (Dirt dub)
Playground
I See Red (instrumental)
She's Got A Cause (live Misfits Chicago 31/12/1981 - First Show)
I'm Falling (live Misfits Chicago 3/12/82)
Cold Life (live Misfits Chicago 3/12/82)
Overkill (live Misfits Chicago 3/12/82)
Review: Ministry were a very different band in 1982, when Al Jourgensen started out as a synth pop provocateur straining at the leash to take things darker. He has repeatedly sworn off their debut album With Sympathy as a sanitised version of the sound he was pursuing, and this collection of live recordings from the year before it was released show a sharper edge to tracks like 'Revenge' and 'Effegy'. It's still absolutely synth-pop of the era, when the music was only one step removed from post-punk anyway, but most importantly the sound is clear and bright, showing the first iteration of the band at their best and playing close to home.
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Ultimate Rarest Trax! 1981-1986
Cat: CLOCD 5095. Rel: 08 Feb 24
 
Industrial/Noise
She's Got A Cause (live 12/31/1981 - First Show - CD1)
I'm Falling (live At Misfits Chicago 3/12/82)
Overkill (live At Misfits Chicago 3/12/82)
Cold Life (live At Misfits Chicago 3/12/82)
What He Say (demo)
Here We Go (demo)
Say You're Sorry (demo)
Hardman (live At The LA Palladium 1983)
Revenge (live At The LA Palladium 1983)
Anything For You (4-track demo)
Everyday (Is Halloween) (Dirt mix - CD2: Everyday (Is Halloween) - The Lost mixes)
Everyday (Is Halloween) (Dirt dub)
Playground
I See Red (instrumental version)
Review: It's fascinating diving into the earliest realms of Ministry, before they were even signed to record their debut synth pop album With Sympathy. Al Jorgensen swore off that first release as a misstep before they become chief architects of industrial metal, and this compilation supports his case when you hear the sound of the band at their first gigs in 1981-1983. It's a lot more confrontational than the polished, arguably brilliant, sound they were encouraged to release as they emerged from the underground. From the electro-punk thrust of 'Falling' to the raw version of 'Cold Life', they feel entirely edgier as a proposition compared to most synth-pop bands of the era. With additional gems like rare mixes of 'Everyday (Is Halloween)', this is an essential compilation for anyone interested in the roots of Ministry.
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 in stock $20.53
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Fear To Go! Rarities 1988-2000
Cat: CLOCD 4958. Rel: 26 Apr 24
 
Punk/Hardcore
Review: A bumper crop of oddities and deep cuts from UK Subs' bountiful back catalogue. From opener- a bizarre cover of Khachaturian's 'Sabre Dance' to 'NRA Jingle' a charmingly cringe jingle for Bay Area's New Red Archives label, the subs show their diversity, with the almost Cramps-esque warble of tracks like 'Motivator' giving way to the borderline emo thrash of 'Postcard from LA' and the outright weirdness of jangly sketches like 'Nico'. Definitely a must for any UK Subs enthusiast looking to triangulate the band's more well-known works!
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Evil Lives: A Tribute To Black Sabbath
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Cat: CLOCD 4681. Rel: 21 Sep 23
 
Metal
Iced Earth - "Black Sabbath"
Primal Fear - "Die Young"
Jag Panzer - "Children Of The Sea"
Racer X - "Children Of The Grave"
Vince Neil & George Lynch - "Paranoid"
Michael Schenker - "War Pigs" (feat Tim Ripper Owens)
Icarus Witch - "Falling Off The Edge Of The World"
Steel Prophet - "Neon Knights"
Agent Steel - "Hole In The Sky"
Ministry - "Iron Man"
100 Homo DJs - "Supernaut"
Carmine Appice & Vinny Appice - "The Mob Rules" (live)
Review: First released almost two decades ago, when it was trailed as a "true metal" tribute, Evil Lives features an impressive array of artists delivering killer covers of songs by the band that arguably started the metal movement, Black Country legends Black Sabbath. Given the quality of bands and solo artists involved, there's plenty to set the pulse racing (and ears ringing), with highlights including a raw, redlined stomp through 'Supernaut' by 100 Homo DJs, Ministry's breathless, riff-powered romp through 'Iron Man', an infectious and predictably anthemic take on metal singalong 'Paranoid' courtesy of Vince Neil and George Lynch, a deliciously psychedelic and relatively slow motion 'Black Sabbath' cover by Iced Earth and a typically atmospheric live recording of 'The Mob Rules' by Carmine and Vinny Appice.
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