Die Radierer – Eisbären & Zitronen (1981) (16/44 Vinyl Rip)
Die Radierer – Eisbären & Zitronen (1981)
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Vinyl LP | Zickzack ZZ 25 | Neue Deutsche Welle | Limburg · Germany
Max Flac 16Bit/44.1kHz = 205 MB | Mp3 VBR0 = 63 MB | No Scans | rar
Vinyl LP | Zickzack ZZ 25 | Neue Deutsche Welle | Limburg · Germany
Review from Rateyourmusic:Tracks
What a great movement the Neue Deutsche Welle was. For every mediocre Nena, there were two magnificent underground bands. The attack was led by two prolific indie labels, Zick-Zack and Ata-Tak. Die Radierer was one of the first groups to charge their way through the grey musical landscape of the late 70s, and they specialized in a robotic, spastic imitation of popular genres. Fans of Beefheart take note. This debut album succeeds in displaying an exuberant sense of wicked-ness, with the robo-glam "Das Gelobte Land Der Mathematik", the atavistic dance "Charakterschwein", the paranoid tension of "Versteck Dich Nicht Im Kühlschrank" (set on a pulsating bassline, tropicalia percussion, sharp guitar monotone and sinister vocals), the cacophonus reggae parody "Probleme", "Filmjury" (a galloping Western theme covered by robots and played in a malfunctioning tape player), the derranged mantra "Drogentod" etc.
01. Das Gelobte Land Der Mathematik 03:31
02. Charakterschwein 02:01
03. Autobahn 01:09
04. Eisbär-Disco 02:25
05. Versteck Dich Nicht Im Kühlschrank 05:19
06. Pubertät 01:20
07. Probleme 01:55
08. Automaten 02:47
09. Filmjury 01:52
10. Gib Mir Zitrone 02:32
11. Drogentod · Ob Es So 06:52
Total Time: 31:38
Musicians
C.B. Bodenstein: vocals, lyrics
Jürgen Beuth: loops, drums, guitar, keyboard
Lilith Winter: bass, style minister
Tom Dokoupil: studio