Raymond Pettibon *Long Live The People.* vinyl LP Yoshihide RARE ltd 400 copies
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LONG LIVE THE PEOPLE OF THE REVOLUTION vinyl lp on Eventuell records, 2005. Pressed in a very limited edition of 400 copies and sold out very quickly. Grading: cover mint-(slight wrinkle to the lower & upper left-hand corner)/ vinyl new, unplayed.
About the release from the Eventuell website:
A radioplay by Oliver Augst/Christoph Korn
voices: Oliver Augst, Rüdiger Carl, Christoph Korn, Raymond Pettibon
instruments: Oliver Augst: mixer / Rüdiger Carl: accordion, clarinet, keyboard,
claviola / Christoph Korn: guitar, melodica / Otomo Yoshihide: turntables, sampling
cover design: Raymond Pettibon
"Based on the writings of such 1920s revolutionaries as solialist writer Bruno Schönlankand anti-fascist author/playwright Ernst Toller, artist and musician
Raymond Petttibon (best remembered for the cover art for Sonic Youth's Goo) pays personal tribute to their work with the help of Oliver Augst, Rüdiger Carl,
Christoph Korn an Otomo Yoshihide. Mostly, this is a warm and affectionate personal project that captures the atmosphere of that politically turbulent
period before the Third Reich silenced dissenting voices in Germany… Musically Pettibon's delivery owes much to Jandek, as he drawls laconically
over a loosely strummed guitar. But things pick up on Schönlank's "Hipp Hopp",where he is joined on turntables and sampling by Yoshihide for about of
noisemaking that allows for a more contemporary edge. The album is punctuated with orginal recordings of Schönlank, Willi Leow and Bertolt
Brecht, which transport you back to the beating heart of the revolution."
(Edwin Pouncey, The Wire 08/05)
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