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- "I Wonder" by Lem (from Machines)
- "No Repeat" by Din A Testbild (from Programm 1
- "I See Stars" by Supersempfft (from Metaluna)
- "Keep 'On Music" by Jane Hill
- "Dancing Ghosts" by CTI (from Elemental 7)
- "Generique (Fin)" by Cerrone (from Brigade Mondaine)
- "Angel Face" by Shock
- "Jag Dansar Inte" by Kai Martin & STICK! (from Bio...
- "Mutation 24" by Claude Perraudin (from Mutation 24)
- "Amazoneneharfe" by Clara Mondshine (from Luna Afr...
- "Future Past" by Absolute Everywhere (from In Sear...
- "Dead Man's Dub" by Io Xavier (from Radio World OST)
- "Bluer Than Blue" by Moulin Rouge
- "It's Not Hard To Get Soft" a Soft Soil Music mix
- Mark Your Calendars
- "4.W.D." by Severed Heads (from City Slab Horror)
- "My Other Voice" by Sparks (from No.1 Song In Heaven)
- "Las Colinas De Katmandu" by Tantra (from En Español)
- "Goulag Dancer" by/from Libre Alliance
- "Blue Room (Instrumental)" by Kirlian Camera
- "Flavor Crystal" by Suburban Lawns (from Baby)
- "The Game" by Linear Movement (from On The Screen)
- "The Shining Hour" by Savant (from The Neo-Realist...
- "Too Much" by Byron
- "Was Dog A Doughnut" by Cat Stevens
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The Cast Of Soft Soil
Soft Soil Linklets
2 comments:
wouldnt know it was 83 !! - cracker. bet someone gets round to working on it soon..
I bought the album when it came out (that shows my age) and at the time I remember thinking how futuristic it sounded..and nearly thirty years later I think time has finally caught up with Chris & Cosey and its time for their output to be reappraised (often Coil, PTV & TG overshadown them) especially the CTI material which I think is their best work, period.
By the way, this is one of the first electronic records to use the Roland 303 and 808 and was actually recorded in 1982, then released on video in 1983 and finally on vinyl in 1984.
I agree with Ken, a re-edit is definately in the air!
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