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| Management number | 205773336 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $132.80 | Model Number | 205773336 | ||
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Title: Red Mecca
Artist: Cabaret Voltaire
Label: EMI Import
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5099901969917
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2013-06-11
Number of Discs: 1
Vinyl LP repressing. Originally released in September 1981, Red Mecca is referred to as one of Cabaret Voltaire's most cohesive and brilliant records. The record contains all the characteristics that have made the Sheffield group such an influential entity when it comes to electronic music that isn't afraid to shake it's tail a little. Red Mecca describes the desolate Margaret Thatcher years, it's destitute soundscapes evoke an economy spiraling out of control, blatant class discrimination, and mass closure of the industries of the North. It is an album that deals with more than just a touch of evil, more directly expressing all that is and was evil about the society in which these musicians lived. Mute.
Tracks:
1.1 A Touch of Evil
1.2 Sly Doubt
1.3 Landslide
1.4 Thousand Ways
1.5 Red Mask
1.6 Split Second Feeling
1.7 Black Mask
1.8 Spread the Virus
1.9 A Touch of Evil (Reprise)
Artist: Cabaret Voltaire
Label: EMI Import
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5099901969917
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2013-06-11
Number of Discs: 1
Vinyl LP repressing. Originally released in September 1981, Red Mecca is referred to as one of Cabaret Voltaire's most cohesive and brilliant records. The record contains all the characteristics that have made the Sheffield group such an influential entity when it comes to electronic music that isn't afraid to shake it's tail a little. Red Mecca describes the desolate Margaret Thatcher years, it's destitute soundscapes evoke an economy spiraling out of control, blatant class discrimination, and mass closure of the industries of the North. It is an album that deals with more than just a touch of evil, more directly expressing all that is and was evil about the society in which these musicians lived. Mute.
Tracks:
1.1 A Touch of Evil
1.2 Sly Doubt
1.3 Landslide
1.4 Thousand Ways
1.5 Red Mask
1.6 Split Second Feeling
1.7 Black Mask
1.8 Spread the Virus
1.9 A Touch of Evil (Reprise)
Dance / Electronic
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