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Negativland Escape From Noise CD
- SKU:
- 06683894
- UPC:
- 753762000626
- MPN:
- 6
- Condition:
- New
Description
The tape splicing skills honed on "A Big 10-8 Place" go into ever more musical directions in Negativland's fourth studio record, with some of the group's most beloved tape collages (such as "Time Zones") butting heads with tunes such as "Christianity Is Stupid". a big college radio hit when first released in 1987.
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1. Announcement 2. Quiet Please 3. Michael Jackson 4. Escape from Noise 5. The Playboy Channel 6. Stress in Marriage 7. Nesbitt's Lime Soda Song 8. Over the Hiccups 9. Sycamore 10. Car Bomb 11. Yellow Black and Rectangular 12. Backstage Pass 13. Christianity Is Stupid 14. Time Zones 15. You Don't Even Live Here 16. The Way of It 17. Endscape 18. Endscape
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