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| Demo cassette tape by Orgasm Death Gimmick | |||||||
| Producer: | Orgasm Death Gimmick | ||||||
| Released: | 1992 | ||||||
| Label: | - | ||||||
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This is the second demo tape by the band Orgasm Death Gimmick. It was released some time in 1992.
Information
The album was recorded in Summer 1992 at the Wydoks Studio in Berlin. It was recorded by Orno Strumpf.[1] The songs "Go At Last", "Crime" and "Boom-Box" were also released on the third demo tape. According to the cover the songs were recorded from 6 to 21 June 1992. Interestingly the second tape writes "Wydox Studio", while the third tape writes "Wydoks Studio".[2]
In 2020 another version of the tape surfaced, which has the same artwork as the 1991 demo but lacks the extra flap with the tracklist. This version has a different tracklist, with some songs having swapped positions; Crime is also missing, replaced with another yet unknown and previously unreleased song, that cannot be found anywhere else.
Also inside the cover of the tape, there is a text to promote the band:
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Während der digitale Dance-Underground an neuen Soundmonstern batelte und längst verweste Rock'n'Roll-Fossile zu Kultikonen der 90er Jahre erklärt wurden, gründete sich im Mai 91 die Berliner Band "Orgasm Death Gimmick". Im festen Glauben an die Götter und ihrer Metal-Funk-Mischung, nahmen die vier Musiker im August 91 ihr erstes Demo-Tape auf., das sechs Songs enthält. Der Sound ihrer Musik reflektiert die Gewalt des Hit-Radio-Alltags. Dazu bedienen sie sich sämtlicher Kombinationsmöglichkeiten dreier Akkorde und dem Beat von mindestens 1.000 Sledgehämmern. Die Reise durch die musikalischen Galaxien dieses Kosmos findet natürlich nicht in einem hermetisch abgeschlossenen Raumschiff statt. Es ist zwar nicht genau feststellbar aus welchem Zeug die Treibstoffmischung von "Orgasm Death Gimmick" besteht, es ist aber auf alle Fälle besser, als das übliche Super verbleit. Böse Außerirdische vermuten einen Kanister Motoröl aus Lemmy Kilmister's Garage, eine Tüte Chili Pepper, sehr viel schwermetallbelastetes Gemüse und eine laufwarme Büchse Root Beer aus Mr. Ice Cube's Proberaum im Tank des Schiffes. Auf die Frage, womit diese Band nun wirklich ihr Raumschiff tankt, werden Sven Kruspe an der Marshall verstärkten Kettensäge, Sascha Moser am Schlagwerk, Martin Rauer am Bass und Dietmar Schmidt - Vocal, bestimmt nur hämisch grinsen. Das beste wird es sein, wenn du, lieber Musikfreund, dir dein eigenes Urteil bildest. Das hier nun vorliegende Klangprodukt, welches im Sommer 1992 produziert wurde, wird dir vielleicht dabei helfen. |
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While the digital dance underground battled on new sound monsters and long decayed Rock'n'Roll fossils were declared cult icons of the 90s, founded in May 91 the Berlin band "Orgasm Death Gimmick". Firmly believing in the gods and their metal-funk mix, the four musicians released their first demo tape in August 91, containing six songs. The sound of their music reflects the power of hit radio everyday life. For this they use all possible combinations of three chords and the beat of at least 1,000 sledgehammers. Of course, the journey through the musical galaxies of this cosmos does not take place in a hermetically sealed spaceship. While it is not clear from what stuff the fuel mixture of "Orgasm Death Gimmick" exists, but it is definitely better than the usual super leaded. Evil aliens suspect a canister of engine oil from Lemmy Kilmister's garage, a bag of chili pepper, lots of heavy metal-loaded vegetables, and a runny root beer can from Mr. Ice Cube's rehearsal room in the ship's tank. When asked what this band is really fueling their spaceship, Sven Kruspe on the Marshall reinforced chainsaw, Sascha Moser on the drums, Martin Rauer on the bass and Dietmar Schmidt - Vocal, will surely only grin maliciously. It will be best if you, dear music lover, make your own judgment. This sound product, which was produced in the summer of 1992, may help you here. |
Line-up[3]
- Dietmar Schmidt - Vocals, Trumpet
- Sven Kruspe - Guitar
- Martin Rauer - Bass
- Sascha Moser - Drums
Tracklist
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