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Pizzagong-OWritten-By – Alexander Wheill, Le.Seigneur.Déabolique |
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McPop And Roll (Beatzzz!)Written-By – Alexander Wheill, Le.Seigneur.Déabolique |
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Slower Dark Pretention With Wind FactorWritten-By – Alexander Wheill, Le.Seigneur.Déabolique |
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Disolve And RestoreWritten-By – Alexander Wheill, Le.Seigneur.Déabolique |
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Dupe The Loop, Kitaro...Written-By – Alexander Wheill, Le.Seigneur.Déabolique |
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Who's The Yutz Now, Boy?Written-By – Alexander Wheill, Le.Seigneur.Déabolique |
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Iz Zis Yer Kunt Or Mine?Written-By – Alexander Wheill, Le.Seigneur.Déabolique |
Credits
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Le.Seigneur.Déabolique
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Alexander Wheill
Notes
From original cover credits:
All improvisations were recorded live direct to tape without any prior preparation or warming up.
Zam.Fear was:
Bud W. Reiser: fingers, playing, stuff, fuck-ups.
Dr Lx "EB" Wheill: gear, wires, plugs, tape decks.
"Your Cunt'N'Mine" was an endurance test which ended when we just could not keep the flow going. The final 4 minutes were released as a piece on the "A Cosmic Noise Compilation volume 3: The Noise Apocalypso".
A word from those responsible: As you know, Zam.Fear is a joke. Bud Reiser (L.S.D., Adamo) would often come up to my place during the sticky and humid summer of 1999 and jam on my synths, while I'd record all the embarrasment for future reference. Between drunken stupors, Bud and I would toy with the idea of actually releasing some of the material we'd have recorded, but Bud felt strongly about editing out unlistenable bits. Aftyer releasing the 1st double-length K7 in 1999, I thought it would be funny to also make available the rest of our improvisations for all to...enjoy...