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Crime & The City Solution

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Paradise Discotheque - Orange Vinyl - Sealed

CRIME & THE CITY SOLUTION Paradise Discotheque (2023 UK/EU limited edition 9-track LP reissue of the 1990 fourth studio album from the Australian rock band, pressed on Transparent Orange Vinyl; including the traditional ballad 'Motherless Child'. Picture sleeve with hype sticker, factory sealed)
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Price Info
$31.24, £24.99  
Product Availability Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Monday 29th April
Release Year 2023 - 1 years ago
Condition Unless stated otherwise in the description above, all items are in at least excellent condition - so please read our descriptions carefully. We try to sell items as close to Mint condition as possible, and many will indeed be close to brand new and/or unplayed. Others may be 'used' - and all will meet our strict grading and are 100% guaranteed.
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Format vinyl LP album (LP record)
Record Label Mute
Complete Stock List Go to Crime & The City Solution
Product Catalogue No LSTUMM78
Music Genre NME Indie/Alternative Artists, Indie
Country Comes from UK Comes from 'UK'
 
Tracklisting & More Information

A band out of time, Crime and the City Solution were perennial outsiders who could not rest in their native Australia, and instead found inspiration in the colder climes of London and Berlin. Their mesmeric, expressive music evolved through many incarnations and a great deal of adversity. The first incarnation of the band appeared in 1977/78, in the midst of Australia’s nascent punk scene and re-grouped in London in 1984. The later line-up of singer Simon Bonney, Einstürzende Neubauten’s guitarist Alexander Hacke, DAF’s synth player Chrislo Haas, jazz bassist Thomas Stern, violinist Bronwyn Adams and Bad Seed’s Mick Harvey on drums recorded 3 studio albums in quick succession.

Crime’s freedom of expression and adventurousness reached an apex on 1990’s Paradise Discotheque and its epic Last Dictator saga, which spanned four songs laid out like chapters at the album’s conclusion. The album and the variety of styles used on it, from the metallic sounds of ‘I Have The Gun’ to the magic realism of ‘The Last Dictator’ quartet, were influenced by Bonney and Adams' move to Vienna.

A1. I Have The Gun
A2. The Sly Persuaders
A3. The Dolphins And The Sharks
A4. The Sun Before The Darkness
B1. Motherless Child
B2. The Last Dictator I
B3. The Last Dictator II
B4. The Last Dictator III
B5. The Last Dictator IV

LP RECORD  
Recording Artist Crime & The City Solution
Product Title Paradise Discotheque - Orange Vinyl - Sealed
Product Information Crime & The City Solution Paradise Discotheque - Orange Vinyl - Sealed UK vinyl LP album (LP record).
Language All tracks are sung in English, unless otherwise stated in our description.
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Artists Related To Gallon Drunk, Grinderman, Jack Of Geeks, James Johnston, Mick Harvey, Nick Cave, Ratso, Rowland S. Howard, Tanger Trio, The Birthday Party, The Boys Next Door, The Ministry Of Wolves, These Immortal Souls, Tuff Monks, Warren Ellis
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