Force the Hand of Chance
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| Force The Hand Of Chance | ||||
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| Studio album by Psychic TV | ||||
| Released | 1982 | |||
| Recorded | 1982 | |||
| Genre | Alternative rock, Experimental rock, Industrial, Acid house | |||
| Label | Some Bizzare/WEA International, Inc. PSY1 |
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| Producer | Ken Thomas, Psychic TV | |||
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Force The Hand Of Chance was the debut album of English group Psychic TV. The initial 5,000 pressings included Themes and a poster.
The album spawned the single "Just Drifting".
Contents |
[edit] Track listing
Music by Peter Christopherson, Alex Fergusson and Genesis P-Orridge.
Words by Genesis P-Orridge
[edit] 1982 12" vinyl pressing[2]
Side A:
- "Just Drifting"
- "Terminus"
- "Stolen Kisses"
- Vocals by: Marc Almond
- "Caresse"
Side B:
- "Guiltless"
- Vocals by: Marc Almond
- "No Go Go"
- "Ov Power"
- Brass instrumentation: Claude Deppa, Kennie Wellington
- "Message From The Temple"
[edit] Personnel
- Peter Christopherson: Keyboards, Electronic Percussion, Tubular Bells, Vocals
- Alex Fergusson: Lead, Bass and Acoustic Guitars, Tambourine
- Genesis P-Orridge: Vocals, Keyboards, Real Percussion, Bass Guitar
With
- Kennie Wellington and Claude Deppa - Brass on "Ov Power"
- Marc Almond - Vocals on "Guiltless and Stolen Kisses"
- Mr Sebastian - Vocals on "Message from the Temple"
All Strings arranged and conducted by Andrew Poppy
Produced by Psychic TV and Ken Thomas
Engineer - Ken Thomas
Additional Engineering - Craig Milliner
Closing message a "Zuccarelli Holophonic" TM Recording with the assistance of Mike King
[edit] References
- ^ Allmusic review
- ^ Force the Hand of Chance, allmusic.com
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