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2010 compilation album by Merzbow
Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Musique Machine [1] The Quietus favorable[2]
Another Merzbow Records Merzbow , released in 2010.
It compiled tracks from various other compilations and splits from 1991–2001, most of which are out of print . It came as 3 CDs in individual full-colour sleeves, pack in a bronze coloured slipcase. The set was limited to 1000 copies.[3]
Track listing CD1 Title 1. "Glass" 2:16 2. "Yahowa Stackridge" 10:46 3. "Hiturbo No. 4" 4:02 4. "Phillo-Jazz Electronica" 18:59 5. "20" 2:32 6. "Pretties for You" 6:18 7. "Eat Beat Eat #2" 6:30 Total length: 51:23
CD2 Title 1. "Ooga Booga" 5:27 2. "Elephant Memory" 6:29 3. "Eat Beat Eat #1" 4:54 4. "Motorond" 9:42 5. "Superhead" 2:15 6. "Elysia, Valley of the Metal" 10:15 7. "Audio Pubic" 8:47 Total length: 47:49
CD3 Title 1. "T-2000" 3:56 2. "Vanlla Groon" 7:55 3. "Ab Hunter" 15:22 4. "Black Cat" 9:05 5. "Routemaster" 17:07 Total length: 53:25
Credits Notes CD1 #1, #5 from Extreme Music from Japan Susan Lawly , UK)
CD1 #2 from Conception: The Dark Evolution of Electronics Vol.1 AVA/Live Bait , USA)
CD1 #3 from X-X Section Extreme , Australia)
CD1 #4 from Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy Fool's Paradise , UK)
CD1 #6 from Music Should Hurt Self Abuse Records , USA)
CD1 #7, CD2 #3 from Scumtron Blast First , UK)
CD2 #1 from Wohlstand German-Japanese Noise Compilation Human Wrechords , Germany)
CD2 #2 from Indiscreet Stereo Test Record Discreet/Indiscreet , Canada)
CD2 #4 from Non Stop Noise Party (The Death of Rock 'n' Roll) Hond In De Goot , Holland)
CD2 #5 from Come Again II
CD2 #6 from World Record Alchemy Records , Japan)
CD2 #7 from The Rebirth of Fool Volume One Dual Plover , Australia)
CD3 #1, #2, #4 from Switching Rethorics Bisect Bleep Industries , France)
CD3 #3 from Split Series 1-8 Fat Cat Records , UK)
CD3 #5 from Avanto-00 Avanto Recordings , Finland) References
Studio albums Collaborations
