The Gerogerigegege - Hell Driver FLAC

Gerogerigegege Dirter Promotions Avantgarde Musique Concrète Drone 1999

Genre:	Electronic / Classical
Performer:	The Gerogerigegege
Title:	Hell Driver
Style:	Avantgarde, Musique Concrète, Drone
Date of release:	1999
Label:	Dirter Promotions
Catalog Number:	DPROMCD49
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	1529 mb
MP3 album size:	1507 mb

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Tracklist

1	Moonlight & His Loser Knife Performer [Guiter Tuner] – J.Y	35:24
2	Pray Silently ~ Play For Late Mr. Hiroyuki Ohkura Performer [Pray Silently, Original Instrument (Made By H.o)] – J.YRecorded By – Sho-Ei	7:35
3	Night Is Morning Piano – J.Y	6:15
4	————	4:06
5	Hell Driver Performer [Piano With Piano Tape] – Juntaro Yamanouchi	15:18

Credits

Cover [Cover Works] – Studio Iolight
Producer, Performer, Cover, Design, Lyrics By [All Text] – Juntaro Yamanouchi
Recorded By – Juntaro Yamanouchi (tracks: 1 to 3, 5)

Notes

Five years recordings 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996
No overdub. No EQ. No effect-As final tribute

1 - Recorded in Sengawa / Rokakohen / Kamakura - 1992
BGM By Unknown PA of Live House Gospel
(This Is Setting Time Sound Only, Live 28 May 1992)
2 - Recorded in Summer, Hamadayama-1994
3 - Recorded Live at Club-Q, Simokitazawa-21th August 1996
「永福町の負け犬君の負け犬ナイフ / 彼のここでの最後の夜のために」
4 - Recorded Live at Muse Hall, Osaka-30th October 1995
「黙祷～故大倉宏之さんへ捧げる演奏」
5 - Recorded in Hamadayama-1993

Produced 1997

DRPROMCD47©℗1999 (JASRAC)
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Limited to 1000 copies.
Track 1's "BGM by Unknown PA" is a sample of "Floating" by Julee Cruise.
Track 3 opens with a sample of "Sly" by Massive Attack, likely from the PA system at Club-Q.

Barcodes

Barcode (Printed): 5 021958 402826
Barcode (Scanned): 5021958402826
Matrix / Runout: 839.283.000.000.0 #3
Mastering SID Code: ifpi L171
Mould SID Code: IFPI 3021
Rights Society: JASRAC

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Dirter Promotions
Copyright (c) – Dirter Promotions
Manufactured By – kdg

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Quendant

Probably the darkest album from this group, with a creepy vibe with none of the humour of other albums.

NiceOne

This CD sounds like nothing else on the planet.
It's basically a complation album of archival recordings from Juntaro's appearently endless vault of tapes.
The first track is a field recording of people talking in a club and what seems to be someone digging.
There are two solo piano tracks (one of which is recorded inside the piano), an avant-guitar piece and a half-hour monster drone piece that may be too much for even the most dedicated dronehead.

There's a dark ambience over the CD that is like nothing else, whitout being direct at all. Highly recommended, but note that there are basically no songs on this album.