Vincent Gallo 1st album “BOHACK” It Took Several Wives
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Vincent Gallo very 1st album BOHACK It took everal Wives
Very rare 1982 LP. I played it only twice: the 1st for cassette, 2nd for DAT. It’s in MINT condition.
A wonderful album. IMHO, this was his best music output. All are instrumental/ ambient tracks. There were many ambient downtown concrete music in 80’s but this album tops it. The 80’s New York art impetus -- right before SOHO became the scene -- was well infused into this album.
The highest bidder pays $4.00 S/H. Any question feel free to ask me.
Following detail info is from http://www.vincentgallo.com/music/discography/bohack.html
Bohack, It Took Several Wives
1982
Family Friend Records, FFR8101. Out of print.
Track Listing:
Side 1:
1. The Rock of Joe the Dog Crowd Noticed
2. Slow Clock
3. A Waiter Dies a Large Family for a Tip Leaves
4. Shot Himself after Falling 3 Days
5. Fat Jaw
6. If You Feel Frogie Jump
7. Jesus in Mono
8. Old Hog Pissing in Sepia
9. Jerky in Color
10. To Save a Safe Artist's Ass
Side 2:
1. Good Brown
2. It Took Several Wives
3. The Man with the Flower in his Mouth
4. They Came as One Person
5. The White Hand Burned While the Red Hand Held On
6. Potatoe Skin Hair
7. 50 Perfumes (part 1)
8. 50 Perfumes (part 2)
Additional Info:
All songs written, composed, engineered and performed by Bohack. All songs recorded between September 1981 and April 1982 in New York City at American Indian Studios. In memory of Pier Paolo Passolini and Charles Mingus.
Produced by Vincent Gallo and Bohack.
Cover painting by Francesco Clemente. Rear cover photograph by Jean Micheal Verret.
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