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The Legendary Pink Dots - How To Promote A Live Grenade FLAC album


Performer: The Legendary Pink Dots
Genre: Electronic / Rock
Title: How To Promote A Live Grenade
Country: Netherlands
Released: 03 Dec 2014
Style: Experimental, Psychedelic Rock, Avantgarde
Label: Not On Label (The Legendary Pink Dots Self-Released)
FLAC version ZIP size: 1778 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1767 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2179 mb
Rating: 4.0
Votes: 237

Tracklist

1The Politics Of Excess28:49
2Curse Mix9:49

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
noneThe Legendary Pink Dots How To Promote A Live Grenade ‎(2xFile, FLAC, Comp)Not On Label (The Legendary Pink Dots Self-Released)noneNetherlands2014
noneThe Legendary Pink Dots How To Promote A Live Grenade ‎(2xFile, AAC, Comp)Not On Label (The Legendary Pink Dots Self-Released)noneNetherlands2014
noneThe Legendary Pink Dots How To Promote A Live Grenade ‎(2xFile, MP3, Comp, 320)Not On Label (The Legendary Pink Dots Self-Released)noneNetherlands2014
noneThe Legendary Pink Dots How To Promote A Live Grenade ‎(2xFile, MP3, Comp, V0 )Not On Label (The Legendary Pink Dots Self-Released)noneNetherlands2014
noneThe Legendary Pink Dots How To Promote A Live Grenade ‎(2xFile, ogg, Comp)Not On Label (The Legendary Pink Dots Self-Released)noneNetherlands2014

Notes

Verbatim from the Bandcamp site:

For the serious Dots connoisseur ,we include here The Dots' part in the infamous "Shed Sounds Sampler" ,which was a promotional cassette issued by In-Phaze Records back in 1983. Essentially this was a fabulous cut-up of "Curse" created by label boss (and engineer extraordinaire) Pat Bermingham. Pat owned an 8-track console (bought from Pink Floyd's Nick Mason) and he was simply a master of the controls.This was incidentally Cevin Key's introduction to the Pink Dots and it intrigued him enough to seek contact with EK- we all know what happened next...
Also here is the bizarre and epic LPDs' side of "Tryst 7" (or at least one of the mixes...I believe there were two).This beast saw a frightening meeting of minds with Big City Orchestra and LPDs creating the' collage to end ALL collages.Every copy of this cassette which emerged was unique, but all spewed out a mountain of chaos on the carpet once the unwary purchaser dared to open that plastic bag.
Yes we now live in the digital age...a TIDIER age...but somewhere I miss that sheer chaos..EK