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DUCKMANDU - Fresh Duck For Rotting Accordionists (2005) [MF]
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The definitive accordion version of the first Dead Kennedys record plus other punk tunes by the pyrotechnically virtuosic accordio-vocalisticator DUCKMANDU!
Back to Press Release Some soundbites from the album are here
CREDITS:
1. Also Sprach Zarathustra (Richard Strauss) FRESH FRUIT FOR ROTTING VEGETABLES: Tracks 2-14: DECAY MUSIC (BMI)
2. Kill the Poor (Biafra, Ray, Dead Kennedys)
3. Forward to Death (6025, Dead Kennedys)
4. When Ya Get Drafted (Biafra, Dead Kennedys)
5. Let's Lynch the Landlord (Biafra, Dead Kennedys)
6. Drug Me (Biafra, Dead Kennedys)
7. Your Emotions (Ray, Dead Kennedys)
8. Chemical Warfare (Biafra, Dead Kennedys)
9. California Über Alles (Biafra, Dead Kennedys, Greenway)
10. I Kill Children (Biafra, Dead Kennedys)
11. Stealing Peoples' Mail (Biafra, Dead Kennedys)
12. Funland at the Beach (Biafra, Dead Kennedys)
13. Ill in the Head (6025, Biafra, Dead Kennedys)
14. Holiday in Cambodia (Biafra, Ray, Flouride, Dead Kennedys)
15. Jesus and Tequila (Minutemen) tHUNDERsPIELs (BMI)
16. Commuter Man (D.R.I.) OUR OWN MUSIC (BMI)
17. Police Story (Gregory Regis Ginn) CESSTONE MUSIC (BMI)
18. Uninspired (Aaron Seeman)
19. Girl U Want (Gerald V Casale, Mark Allen Mothersbaugh) DEVO MUSIC (BMI)
20. Moon Over Marin (Biafra, Ray) DECAY MUSIC (BMI)
21. Polka Sprach Zarathustra
The Press Release:
"Fresh Duck for Rotting Accordionists" is a solo accordion (with vocals) version of the first Dead Kennedys Album "Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables." Also on the CD are six additional punk tunes by the Minutemen, D.R.I., Black Flag, Aaron Seeman, DEVO, and one extra by Dead Kennedys.
"Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables" by Dead Kennedys is truly one of the great albums in any genre. The level of musicianship is extraordinary. And although it is a "punk" album, it shows influence from surf, doo-wop, atonal music, and flamenco. However, the style of Dead Kennedys on this album has to be seen as a genre all its own.
In a sense this project was a science experiment which posed the question, "Would it be possible to play this very difficult music, note for note, on the accordion?" There were certainly moments when success seemed unlikely.
"Fresh Fruit" was released in 1980, so 2005 is the twenty-five year anniversary of this remarkable work, a great time for "Fresh Duck" to be released.
btw here's an old post with a rapidshare link!
Post je objavljen 13.09.2010. u 09:25 sati.