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CLOCKDVA - Final Program FLAC album


Performer: CLOCKDVA
Genre: Electronic
Title: Final Program
Country: Italy
Released: 1991
Style: EBM, Industrial
Label: Contempo Records
Catalog Number: TEMPO 173
FLAC version ZIP size: 1671 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2498 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2082 mb
Rating: 4.7
Votes: 852

Tracklist

1Final Program4:15
2Final Program (Decoded)5:00

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
Tempo 173CLOCKDVA Final Program ‎(12", TP, W/Lbl)Contempo RecordsTempo 173Europe1991
TEMPODISC 173CLOCKDVA Final Program ‎(CD, Maxi)Contempo RecordsTEMPODISC 173Italy1991

Credits

  • Bass [Midi Bass]Dean Dennis
  • Composed By, ProducerClockdva
  • ComputerDean Dennis, Robert Baker
  • Design [Sleeve Design]Artwork Device
  • Liner NotesA. Newton
  • Performer [Computer Aided Sound Designing]Adi Newton
  • Programmed By [Programming]Robert Baker
  • Written-ByNewton, Dennis, Baker

Notes

Final program recorded during 1990-1991 at the Anterior Research Digital Facility.

Published by Long Train 1991.
℗ 1991 Contempo.
© 1991 Long Train.
Manufactured and distributed by Contempo International.
Made in Italy s.i.a.e.

Barcodes

  • Rights Society: s.i.a.e.
  • Barcode: 8 001719 301732

Companies

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Contempo
  • Copyright (c) – Long Train
  • Manufactured By – Contempo International
  • Distributed By – Contempo International
  • Published By – Long Train
  • Recorded At – Anterior Digital Research Station

Video

Dark_Sun
If you put this within the 'industrial' section of your collection, I would say you are doing a great dis-service to what is basically a good Electro record. It doesn't have the 'panel beaters from Prague' noises of late 80's/90's industrial body music.. its slips and slides like a good groove should, okay the A side includes the whispered menacing voices which so many tracks did then before dance music dispensed with any sense of 'social concious ' or indeed 'lyrics' entirely. Clock DVA have a stunning back catalogue and although this might not be the most reflective of that, having this in your collection and dropping the B-Side into a mix would certainly show you had done your research ... a bit