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Space Streakings - 初恋 FLAC

Performer: Space Streakings
Title: 初恋
Genre: Electronic / Rock
Cat #: NUX-D5
Label: Nux Organization
Country: Japan
Date of release: 1993
Style: Grindcore, Noise, Experimental
FLAC size 1014 mb
MP3 size: 1071 mb
Record From CD, Album

Space Streakings Japan Nux Organization Grindcore Noise Experimental 1993

Tracklist

1	メガトン・ベイビー・ボム (Megaton Baby Bomb)	5:25
2	三途の河 (Sanzu No Kawa)	4:43
3	脳天直下ハイパーラヴ (Nohten Chiyyoka Hyper Love)	3:31
4	夢の島 (Yume No Shima)	2:02
5	怪奇サスペンスくも男 (Kaiki Suspense Kumo Otoko)	4:03
6	北極圏の青い空 (Hottkyokuken No Aoisora)	2:06
7	スポーツちょっとだけョ(Sports Chiyotto Dakeyo)	3:29
8	マジック・ドラゴン (Magic Dragon)	4:53
9	ブレインデッド (Brain Dead)	3:11
10	愛と憎しみの季節 (Ai To Nikushimi No Kisetsu)	3:56
11	ヒロポン・グー (Hiropon Goo!!)	1:32

Credits

Bass, Voice, Programmed By [Programming] – Captain Insect
Painting [Cover Painting], Artwork – Kame Bazooka
Performer [Discoattacker, Dragonballz], Voice – Karate Condor
Producer – Kazuyuki K. Null, Space Streakings
Vocals, Alto Saxophone [Altosaxophone], Horns [Bazookahorn] – Kame Bazooka
Vocals, Guitar, Trumpet, Kazoo [Kazooka] – Screaming Stomach

Notes

© & ℗ NUX ORGANIZATION
U.S.A. Distribution by CHARNEL HOUSE
EUROPE Distribution by DARK VINYL

Made in Canada
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Released in standard jewel case with 4 panel insert.
Durations do not appear on release.

Title variants:
Space Streakings - 初恋 [front cover]
Space Streakings "初恋" [cover spines]
Space Streakings - Hatsu-Koi [disc]

初恋 = Hatsu-Koi = First love

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout: DISQUE AMERIC 00NN3<457> NUXD5

Companies

Distributed By – Charnel Music
Distributed By – Dark Vinyl Records
Copyright (c) – Nux Organization
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Nux Organization
Made By – Disque Americ

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Comments: (2)

Narder

Cheesed Japa-grind exploding walls with deviant noise-garbled limbs! Heavy sax-skronk!

Kazimi

Expose the Japanese to Thrash Metal, leave them to chew it over for a few years, letting their unique (!) sense of humour act as a catalyst upon it and see what they spit out. Well this is it - it has the speed & sudden changes of Thrash but combines horns, Rock 'n' Roll rhythms (occasionally) phast Phunk & a certain likeable madness into the raging maelstrom which results. The sheer noise factory makes it sound almost Trad Industrial - listen to the tone varieties of "Hiropon Goo!" and you'd think you had walked into a factory in full flight - grinding, crashing machine noise relentless and deafening. Crazy, cacophonic but strangely it never fails to amuse. I guess it's like watching a comedy programme where you laugh at the actors utter conviction that they are amusing you rather than at the 'jokes' themselves. And for this reason I will certainly play "Hatsu-Koi" again.

Originally reviewed for Soft Watch.

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