Compilation from Musiclab Tonstudio, Berlin, on Good Noise label.



Side one (p.m):
1 Tempo - Days
2 Tanzmusic - Schnelles Geld
3 Spoons - Djungle Talkin
4 Mad Wolf & The City Indians - The Western World (Is Going Down)
5 System - D.A.L.L.A.S.
6 Saraba - Jonny

Side two (a.m):
1 Foyer Des Arts - Ein Büschel Gras
2 Einstürzende Neubauten - Tan-tze-Dub
3 Westdeutsche Christen - Leiden
4 Mekanik Destrüktiw Komandöh - Schwul-o-dent
5 Leningrad Sandwich - Concrete Dub
6 Good Noise / Musiclab - Outro

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Terence Yucca plays compositions of Peter Xanten, Ted Rideout and Walter Rauxel.
They all are Helmuth Brandenburg.
Perfect example of bad use of a drum computer.



Side one:
1 Bodybuilding
2 Believe In Magic
3 Flaschenbier
4 Tuttifunk
5 The Summer Of '85
6 Cat Rock

Side two:
1 Fantasy Games
2 Milkman Rock
3 Ciento Tres
4 Meet The Beat
5 Pink Flamingo
6 Hit Bit

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Serious electronica as library music.
Trautonium galore!



Side one - Resonances - Concerto For Mixture-Trautonium And Electronic Orchestra:
1 Fugato
2 Concertando
3 Ostinato

Side two - Suite For Mixture-Trautonium And Electronic Percussion:
1 Dance With Percussion Solo
2 Agitato
3 Light March Rhythm
4 Meditation
5 Interlude With Some Percussion Effects
6 Echo-Structures
7 Improvisation For Electronic Percussion

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This comes with no time refund.
Less than elevator music, it exists.
Only excuse: library music is not supposed to be brilliant.



Side one:
A1 Burning Sky
A2 Easy Livin'
A3 Pink Island
A4 My Musical Clock
A5 Lights Of The Nights
A6 Country Heros

Side two:
B1 Rainbow Session
B2 Rap-Trap
B3 Odyssey
B4 Beach Of Paradise
B5 Sound Of Tears
B6 Good Morning, Radio

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Dutch radio recording of show at Amsterdam Roots Festival June 20st 1998 in the Melkweg.



1 Instinctive traveler
2 Love supreme
3 Life & experience
4 All India radio

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Hát Või Quê Húóng was a one time project of Holger Hiller and Walter Thielsch (both: Palais Schaumburg) with three Vietnamese refugees singing traditional songs.
Walter Thielsch died January 13th 2011 at age 60 in Hamburg.



Side one:
1 Hát Või Quê Húóng [3:12]

Side two:
1 Saigon Ðep Lăm [2:16]
2 Trông Cóm [3:23]

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Nick Cave's second live guest appearance with Die Haut (line-up: Christoph Dreher, Remo Park, Martin Peter & Thomas Wydler). They perform songs from the "Burnin' The Ice" album recorded in Aachen in December 1982. Nick Cave vocals on Stow-a-way.


Photo: Leo Van Velzen (used without permission, but I hope Leo doesn't mind)

The Victory [3:23]
Stow-a-way [7:54]

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