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Für Ilse Koch

Various · 1982 · Vinyl-Lp · GB · WDC 881021

Red vinyl edition, also released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Various-F%C3%BCr-Ilse-Koch/release/72051]black[/url] vinyl. Supposedly there are only 100 copies on red according to contributer Club Moral and the book "Birth - Death - Whitehouse companion", however according to William Bennett there are 1,000 on red vinyl. Front sleeve note: 'Come Organisation Present Für Ilse Koch' (annotation: Ilse Koch was the wife of Karl Otto Koch, SS chief commander of the concentration camp Buchenwald.). Spine: COME ORGANISATION PRESENT FÜR ILSE KOCH COME ORG WDC 881021 Original white generic inner sleeve is dated to April 1982 and has this text printed in black: "PATENT Nos. 1 125 555 482 MADE IN GREAT BRITAIN" A1 is from an un-named japanese military record. A4 features the voice of [a=Aleister Crowley] and some uncredited spinet music in the background. A5 title of the Nurse With Wound track, "Fashioned To A Device Behind A Tree", is a collaged phrase heard on the LP [r490813]. The haunting voice samples "Nein Papa, ich will nicht Papa" were taken from [r2098328] (uncredited). Between tracks A5 and A6 is an uncredited track (recorded off the television), separated by a four seconds pause from the next listed track (Consumer Electronics: Lebensraum). (On a later [url=https://www.discogs.com/de/Various-Anthology-2/release/114468]compilation[/url] the label attached the uncredited intro to the 'Lebensraum' track again, so it's listed here as part of it, although on this vinyl it clearly appears as an independent track) A6 is listed the wrong way: Artist "Lebensraum", title "Consumer Electronics". B1 is music from [a=Maurizio Bianchi] mixed with other uncredited sounds. B2 is a collage of [a=Charles Manson] singing, as well as [a=The Manson Family] and uncredited music in the background. B4 is credited to Wiking DDV, but is infact [a=Club Moral] with their live track "Oorlog (Autonomia)", taken from [r5861071]. B5 is a consistent live recording of 9:03 minutes, listed on the cover as one track, though naming both individual track titles contained within the live recording B7 is a collage of [a=Heinrich Himmler] speaking, some uncredited synth and percussion accompanying an undisclosed nazi military song. B8 The record ends with some uncredited (obviously sounding [r71378]-era though) synth sequence that lasts for 8 seconds, then ends as an endless locked groove.