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Artist: Haters
Label: Vinyl Communications Category: Music Average customer rating: Media: Audio CD Number Of Discs: 1 UPC: 606558010722 EAN: 0606558010722 ASIN: B0000038RB Release Date: 1997-01-14 |
Mind the Gap
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Customer Reviews:
Great to listen to when painting.......2001-12-27
Things SHOULD Only Get Hater.......2001-02-03
26/4/1996 Boston For 20 minutes Jupitter-Larsen used a staple gun to break and shatter a stack of 121 LP records.The longer the stapling, the shorter the stack. Staples and cracked vinyl sprayed about. The staple gun was mounted with two contact-mics. The resulting sounds started out as a loud erratic pounding and slowly progressed into a wall of total unadulterated feedback for the last 10 minutes of the show. Applause & cheers followed. Entitled "Mind The Gap".
Why would anyone want to listen to a CD composed entirely of the sound of records being stapled apart let alone go on to review it, give it a four star rating and then have the gall to recommend it to others? Well for starters I guess it's a conceptual thing, like Duchamp's Fountain. It is the very perversity of "anti-art" art that often attracts people like myself. Why the four star rating? Well this is actually a pretty good release as far as noise music goes and it's certainly one of the more listener friendly Haters recordings. Notorious for the mind numbing and perhaps mind alteringly monotonous nature of their music, what we get on this CD is quite different. Three very distinct tracks each more intriguing than the last, culminating in the mighty 20+ minute epic "Things Can Only Get Hater". If there's ever a "Best of The Haters" compilation released (and stranger things have happened) this track would have to be considered an automatic inclusion. Noise fans take note, if in fact you really are a noise fan and not just a curious tourist, get this while you still can. But remember, as with most noise music LOUDER IS BETTER! Stuff the neighbours!!
Music Album:
Music CD
Sax Dreams ~ Jr. Amadee Castenell
Uncollected Big Bands, Vol. 4 ~ Various Artists
Buddy DeFranco & Oscar Peterson Play George Gershwin ~ Buddy DeFanco & Oscar Peterson
Caribbean Dance Party ~ Tropics Steel Drum Band
ABBA: Love Songs and Ballads Played on Panpipes ~ Andy Findon