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Dirty Songs Play Dirty Songs
| Label | Audika – AU-1019-1 |
| Format | Vinyl, LP, Album |
| Barcode | 0880301101916 |
| Country | US |
| Released | 20 Oct 2017 |
| Genre | Rock, Pop |
| Style | Avantgarde, Experimental |
| A1 | Dirty Air | 1:52 |
| A2 | Dirty Tricks | 2:13 |
| A3 | Dirty Bomb | 4:19 |
| A4 | Dirty Harry | 2:30 |
| A5 | Dirty Songs | 2:15 |
| A6 | Dirty Laundry | 3:54 |
| A7 | Dirty Mind | 2:32 |
| B1 | Dirty Little Secret | 0:55 |
| B2 | Dirty Needle | 2:29 |
| B3 | Dirty Protest | 3:20 |
| B4 | Dirty Hippies | 1:43 |
| B5 | Dirty Mouth | 1:35 |
| B6 | Dirty Lie | 3:54 |
| B7 | Dirty Plotte | 1:53 |
| B8 | Dirty Politics | 3:20 |
| B9 | Dirty Rat | 1:38 |
Bass, Guitar, Electronics [Digital Electronics], Synth [VCS3 Synth], Producer [Produced By], Mixed By, Photography By, Text By – David Toop
Design, Artwork – Tom Recchion
Drums – Mark Sanders
Electric Organ [Farfisa Organ], Synth [VCS3 Synth] – Steve Beresford
Engineer, Technician [VCS3 and Transformations], Mixed By, Producer [Produced By] – Dave Hunt
Executive-Producer – Maxime Rossi
Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Evan Parker
Voice [Voices] – Phil Minton
Design, Artwork – Tom Recchion
Drums – Mark Sanders
Electric Organ [Farfisa Organ], Synth [VCS3 Synth] – Steve Beresford
Engineer, Technician [VCS3 and Transformations], Mixed By, Producer [Produced By] – Dave Hunt
Executive-Producer – Maxime Rossi
Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Evan Parker
Voice [Voices] – Phil Minton
Basic tracks recorded at Dave Hunt Studio - 15.10.16, 10.11.16, 15.11.16.
DIRTY SONGS text and phhotographs of Kevin Ayers/Soft Machine (Christmas On Earth Continued, London, 22.12.67) and drummer (The Roundhouse, London, 7.9.68) by David Toop.
DIRTY SONGS PLAY DIRTY SONGS is the musical offshoot of a project conceived by artist Maxime Rossi, originating in (among other things) speculations on the (then unreleased) legendary Pink Floyd “John Latham” recordings (1967) and FBI investigations (1964) into subversive and obscene messages supposedly buried within the recorded lyrics of The Kingsmen’s “Louie Louie”. Developed through conversations between Maxime Rossi and David Toop and through support from Fondation Fiminco & MRAC, these ideas metamorphosed into the band and recordings known as DIRTY SONGS, existing both as audio recordings and audio-visual elements of Maxime Rossi’s installation Christmas On Earth Continued, exhibited at MRAC in November 2017.
DIRTY SONGS text and phhotographs of Kevin Ayers/Soft Machine (Christmas On Earth Continued, London, 22.12.67) and drummer (The Roundhouse, London, 7.9.68) by David Toop.
DIRTY SONGS PLAY DIRTY SONGS is the musical offshoot of a project conceived by artist Maxime Rossi, originating in (among other things) speculations on the (then unreleased) legendary Pink Floyd “John Latham” recordings (1967) and FBI investigations (1964) into subversive and obscene messages supposedly buried within the recorded lyrics of The Kingsmen’s “Louie Louie”. Developed through conversations between Maxime Rossi and David Toop and through support from Fondation Fiminco & MRAC, these ideas metamorphosed into the band and recordings known as DIRTY SONGS, existing both as audio recordings and audio-visual elements of Maxime Rossi’s installation Christmas On Earth Continued, exhibited at MRAC in November 2017.
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