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Skinny Puppy Greater Wrong Of The Right CD
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- SKU:
- 22407733
- UPC:
- 782388091022
- MPN:
- 910
- Condition:
- New
Description
Digitally remastered edition of this album from the Canadian Industrial outfit. 2004 saw Skinny Puppy release THE GREATER WRONG OF THE RIGHT, their ninth album and first new full-length LP since 1996's THE PROCESS. Rather than a rehashed revisiting of the band's earlier sound, THE GREATER WRONG OF THE RIGHT showed the band take a breathtaking continuation forward. The album was an innovative, urgent statement that showed time and loss had not dulled the urgency of innovation of the band.
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1. I'mmortal 2. Pro-Test 3. Empte 4. Neuwerld 5. Ghostman 6. Downsizer 7. Past Present 8. Use Less 9. Goneja 10. Daddyuwarbash
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