Dorothy - I Confess FLAC

Dorothy Industrial Records Pop Rock Synth Pop 1980

Genre:	Rock / Pop
Performer:	Dorothy
Title:	I Confess
Style:	Pop Rock, Synth-pop
Date of release:	Oct 1980
Label:	Industrial Records
Catalog Number:	IR0014
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	1470 mb
MP3 album size:	2257 mb

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Tracklist

1	I Confess Written-By – Fergusson, Prior	3:11
2	Softness Written-By – Fergusson, P-Orridge	2:08

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
IR 0014	Dorothy	I Confess ‎(7", TP)	Industrial Records	IR 0014	UK	1980
IR 0014	Dorothy	I Confess ‎(Acetate, 7")	Industrial Records	IR 0014	UK	1980

Credits

Engineer – Mick Garoghan
Liner Notes – Tony Graves
Mastered By – SA
Producer, Arranged By – Alex Fergusson

Notes

℗ & © 1980 Industrial Records Ltd.

Black vinyl only release. However looking at the disc through a strong light, a dark red translucent color appears due to the composition of the material.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (A-side, hand-etched - Variant 1): IR 0014 A STEVE...
Matrix / Runout (B-side, hand-etched - Variant 1): IR 0014 B SA
Matrix / Runout (A-side, hand-etched - Variant 2): IR 0014 A STEVE... 1 B
Matrix / Runout (B-side, hand-etched - Variant 2): IR 0014 B 1 B SA

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Industrial Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Industrial Records Ltd.
Published By – Southern Music

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watchman

'Dorothy' was also known as 'Max' the drummer from REMA REMA..

asAS

Fun fact: It says Dorothy is 19 in the liner notes but in fact she was already 27, see her bio for more, was in Psychic TV for a year as MaxVery early indie or underground project by Psychic TV membersPsychic TV and P-Orrridge were ahead of their time with different projects and for instance created the acid logo smiley, very indie or underground long before it was even a "thing", the terminology is more common nowBe well,LPWJ

elektron

hello very great record sound cool!

Malarad

utter garbage churned out en masse in the 1970's but there again you had to have been there to realise how awful it was....not this appears ironic, but it was not at the time, it was a mirror.

Malogamand

if you like throbbing gristle, chris & cosey, or psychic tv, you will know how to handle this actually. they had plenty of pop hits themselves (see "hot on the heels of love", "godstar", or "distant dreams") also for fans of rexy, chrisma, early eurythmics, pink military/industry, pauline murray, big in japan, etc.

Zulurr

totally different "industrial rec" release.normal contemporary pop from early 80ies.seem it goes straight with their (throbbing gristles/gpo) belief in shock aesthetics.hey skanker, its okay.you are allowed to like this sound!

Seevinev

that comment exemplifies the reason i really can't stand "industrial" music. "important" music stinks, this is beautiful, especially the b-side.

Huston

Strange piece. A very, very simple pop-song, your seven year old daughter will love it. If you are a dedicated follower of industrial music, you will not know how to handle this. "Oh - Oh - Oh - Ohooo - I confess. - Ba Bap - Ba Bap" :) Funny. Very funny. But not important.

Foxanayn

Followers of Industrial music are typically much more openminded and well-rounded than someone like you.