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A1
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Closed Circuit Current | |||
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A2
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Dedicated To Russolo | |||
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A3
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Colonel Carabalo | |||
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A4
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Bolte De Rythmes Dig. | |||
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A5
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No More Chicks | |||
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B1
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Pramok | |||
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B2
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Cupid | |||
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B3
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Message | |||
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B4
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1929 |
| Credits: |
| This incarnation of Pornotanz is the alias used for the collaboration between Uwe Schmidt, Torsten Kuhne, and Olaf Finkbeiner. |
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A1
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Closed Circuit Current | |||
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A2
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Dedicated To Russolo | |||
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A3
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Colonel Carabalo | |||
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A4
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Bolte De Rythmes Dig. | |||
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A5
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No More Chicks | |||
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B1
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Pramok | |||
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B2
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Cupid | |||
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B3
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Message | |||
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B4
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1929 | |||
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B5
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Copy & Multiply |
| Packaging: |
| The j-card sleeve is a hand-cut/folded black [photocopied] on a marbled cream-colored stock, with a small rectangular piece of an actual photograph pasted on its front. |
| Came with a single-sided black [photocopied] on yellow paper insert, which features the complete listing of all N•G Medien releases up to that point [1988]. |
| Recording Info: |
| From the liner notes: "immaculate was produced in 1986 on a 4-track. this is the new edition of the limited version. it contains new mixes and an extra track (^).". |
| ^ = "Copy & Multiply". |
| Credits: |
| "pornotanz was: torsten kuhne - voc. uwe schmidt - prog.+voc. o. finkbeiner - mix+prog.". |