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- A1: Boojis Industrial Death
- A2: Total Love
- A3: Auto Modown (Early Version)
- A4: Space Girl Blues (Early Version)
- A5: Live Forever
- A6: Androgyny (Live At Kent Kove 74)
- A7: Fraulein (Kent Kove 1974)
- B1: Bicentennial Birthday
- B2: Man From The Past
- B3: Midget/My Lai Mama (Kent Kove 74)
- B4: Shimmy Shake
- B5: All Of Us
- B6: Hubert House
- B7: The Tinkle Tune
- C1: Private Secretary (Side 3 Exhibit C 1973-1975 - Live At Kent Kove 74)
- C2: I Don't Know Why
- C3: Dixie
- C4: Pigs Waddle (Live At Kent Kove 74)
- C5: Death Of Lt Casanova (Live At Kent Kove 74)
- D1: U Got Me Bugged (Side 4 Exhibit D 1975-1977 - Instrumental Version)
- D2: I Don't Know What I Do Do
- D3: Huboon Stomp
- D4: Can U Take It (Early Version)
- D5: Uncontrollable Urge (Early Version)
- E1: Devo Corporate Anthem (Side 5 Exhibit E 1975-1977 - Early Version)
- E2: Shrivel Up (Early Version)
- E3: Smart Patrol (Early Version)
- E4: I'm Lost At Home
- E5: Untitled
- E6: Never Go Back
- E7: Secret Agent Man (Mark Vocal)
- F1: Social Fools (Side 6 Exhibit F 1975-1977 - Early Version)
- F2: A Plan For U (Early Version)
- F3: Nutty Buddy (Live At Jb's 76)
- F4: Dogs Of Democracy
- F5: Race Of Doom (Early Version)
- F6: Space Junk (Early Version)
- F7: Primal Satisfaction
- F8: End Message
- D6: Everything's Gonna Be Alright
- D7: Falling In Love Again
Die grandiose Early-Works-Kollektion ART DEVO belegt, warum Devo eine der wichtigsten Bands der US-Musikgeschichte waren und immer noch sind. Die streng limitierte 3LP+7" Anthologie enthält meist unveröffentlichtes Archivschätze, Raritäten und Obskuritäten aus ihrer Frühzeit 1973-77, als sich Devo zu einem Kunstprojekt entwickelte, das David Bowie zur 'Band der Zukunft' erklärte. Die von Devo kuratierte Tracklist erscheint auf pink-schwarz-marmorstrukturiertem Triple-Vinyl im Deluxe-Boxset in Goldfolie, mit doppelseitigen Art Prints, darunter ein Scratch'n'Sniff-Bild, sowie Liner Notes der Gründungsmitglieder Mark Mothersbaugh und Gerald V Casal. Es gibt nur 1.000 Stück weltweit.
In the same line as volume 01, this format Sauvez Wheelie wishes to give the opportunity to the Lyon-based producers to have releases on vinyl. After Funktroid, Sauna, Cymka & Mid on the ¦rst opus, we have a new luxury cast for this 2nd part with Lost In Material, Sela, Hyas & Botwin. A new V.A of 4 tracks with rave vibes between acid, trance, garage sounds and mental stuff.
Note price increase and cat number change from last time around. In 1968, Don Cherry had already established himself as one of the leading voices of the avant-garde. Having pioneered free jazz as a member of Ornette Coleman's classic quartet, and with a high profile collaboration with John Coltrane under his belt, the globetrotting jazz trumpeter settled in Sweden with his partner Moki and her daughter Neneh. There, he assembled a group of Swedish musicians and led a series of weekly workshops at the ABF, or Workers' Educational Association, from February to April of 1968, with lessons on extended forms of improvisation including breathing, drones, Turkish rhythms, overtones, silence, natural voices, and Indian scales. That summer, saxophonist and recording engineer Göran Freese who later recorded Don's classic Organic Music Society and Eternal Now LPs invited Don, members of his two working bands, and a Turkish drummer to his summer house in Kummelnäs, just outside of Stockholm, for a series of rehearsals and jam sessions that put the prior months' workshops into practice. Long relegated to the status of a mysterious footnote in Don's sessionography, tapes from this session, as well as one professionally mixed tape intended for release, were recently found in the vaults of the Swedish Jazz Archive, and the lost Summer House Sessions are finally available over fifty years after they were recorded. On July 20, the musicians gathered at Freese's summer house included Bernt Rosengren (tenor saxophone, flutes, clarinet), Tommy Koverhult (tenor saxophone, flutes), Leif Wennerström (drums), and Torbjörn Hultcrantz (bass) from Don's Swedish group; Jacques Thollot (drums) and Kent Carter (bass) from his newly formed international band New York Total Music Company; Bülent Ates (hand drum, drums), who was visiting from Turkey; and Don (pocket trumpet, flutes, percussion) himself. Lacking a common language, the players used music as their common means of communication. In this way, these frenetic and freewheeling sessions anticipate Don's turn to more explicitly pan-ethnic expression, preceding his epochal Eternal Rhythm dates by four months. The octet, comprising musicians from America, France, Sweden, and Turkey, was a perfect vehicle for Don's budding pursuit of "collage music," a concept inspired in part by the shortwave radio on which Don listened to sounds from around the world. Using the collage metaphor, Don eliminated solos and the introduction of tunes, transforming a wealth of melodies, sounds, and rhythms into poetic suites of different moods and changing forms. The Summer House Sessions ensemble joyously layers manifold cultural idioms, traversing the airy peaks and serene valleys of Cherry's earthly vision. In the Swedish Jazz Archive quite a few other recordings from the same day were to be found. Some of the highlights are heard as bonus material on the CD edition of this album. The octet is augmented by producer and saxophone player Gunnar Lindqvist, who led the Swedish free jazz orchestra G.L. Unit on the album Orangutang, and drummer Sune Spångberg, who recorded with Albert Ayler in 1962. The bonus CD also includes a track without Cherry featuring Jacques Thollot joined by five Swedes including Lindqvist, Tommy Koverhult, Sune Spångberg, and others. With liner notes by Magnus Nygren and album art featuring a cover painting by Moki Cherry: Untitled, ca. 1967-68. Track list: 1. Summer House Sessions 2. Summer House Sessions.
- 01: Pokal
- 02: Unzertrennlich
- 03: Birnbam
- 04: Hotel Kovèl
- 01: Baaz
- 02: Venedig
- 01: Käfer
- 02: Zug
- 03: Ballon
- 04: Heute Bin Ich Froh
- 01: Annoraaq
- 02: Loopmachine
- 03: Pauline
- 04: Tropfen
- A1: All Torque
- A2: Be Here Now
- A3: Power Curve
- A4: Tunnel Vision
- B1: All Torque (Black Sun Empire Remix)
- B2: All Torque (F Buttons Remix)
- B3: All Torque (Jakwob Remix)
- B4: All Torque (Toydrum Remix)
- C1: Be Here Now (Machinedrum Remix)
- C2: Be Here Now (Koven Remix)
- C3: Be Here Now (Bensley Remix)
- C4: Be Here Now (The Qemists Remix)
- D1: Power Curve (Dj Shadow X Bleep Bloop Remix)
- D2: Power Curve (Clark Remix)
- D3: Power Curve (Noisia Remix)
- D4: Tunnel Vision (Photek Remix)
Driveclub has sold over 2million copies on the PS4 and for the first time the critically acclaimed soundtrack (inc Driveclub Bikes OST) is available on limited edition vinyl. It features an original score by Hybrid who fuse their trademark bass & electronics with epic cinematic orchestral stylings. Remixes come from luminaries across the electronica, techno and drum n' bass worlds including DJ Shadow, Clark, Noisia, Photek & Machinedrum.
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