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Various - Wiener Blutrausch

Various - Wiener Blutrausch

Musician: Various
Album title: Wiener Blutrausch
Style: New Wave, Punk, Prog Rock
Released: 1979
Country: Austria
Size MP3 version: 1916 mb
Size APE version: 1881 mb
Size WMA version: 1249 mb
Rating ✫: 4.2
Votes: 676
Format: MP1 XM MMF WAV VQF MOD APE
Genre: Electronic / Rock

Various - Wiener Blutrausch


Tracklist

A1 Drahdiwaberl Kaiserhymne / Pink Punk Shirt
A2 Drahdiwaberl Low And Order Man
A3 Minisex Tropic Chaotic
A4 Minisex Valium
A5 Minisex Dark Visions
A6 Metzlutzkas Erben Infrarot Klosett
B1 Chuzpe Panik / Alanig
B2 Chuzpe Beislanarchie
B3 Chuzpe Terror In Klein-Babylon
B4 Mordbuben AG Mordbuben AG
B5 Mordbuben AG Mi Hat, Mi Hat Der Größenwahn
B6 Mordbuben AG Heimatland
B7 Metzlutzkas Erben Weg Vom Fenster

Credits

  • Design – Stefan Weber
  • Liner Notes – Eberhard Forcher

Notes

Including 5 text/"Infobeilagen" pages in the size of the LP.
Limited to 750 records (200 of these albums had only white covers with "Sonderauflage" stickers on it).
Recordings were done from Dec. 1978 till Feb. 1979 in Schmetter Sound Studio and Cloud One Studio.
Testpressings were available on 9 April 1979.

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
none Various Wiener Blutrausch ‎(CDr, Comp, Unofficial) Not On Label none Austria 2003
SCHALL001 Various Wiener Blutrausch ‎(LP, Comp, Ltd, Num, RE, ) Schallter SCHALL001 Austria 2013
50.000 Various Wiener Blutrausch ‎(CD, Comp, RE) Tonau Records 50.000 Austria 1989
SCHALL001 Various Wiener Blutrausch ‎(LP, Comp, Ltd, Num, RE, Red) Schallter SCHALL001 Austria 2013



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Dont_Wory
...another detail: when I bought the LP in Vienna in 1979, the records were sold without the excellent cover and liner notes,the police had confiscated the artwork of the whole stock (shop in the Opernpassage) and so the last remaining were sold in their plain white dustjackets and PVC covers... still have it and agree to the other comments- and I preferred British Progressive then; Pete Brown&Piblokto, Battered Ornaments and began to understand The Stooges:Fun house-the real scream was of this kind ;-) and already +- nine years old!!!
AGAD
what is considered by many as THE seminal early vienna punk compilation for the most part fails to deliver when listened to today.the music is still deeply rooted in 70s art rock with decidedly un-punkish virtuoso breaks and ugly high speed guitar wanking. zappa certainly was a bigger influence for most of these musicians than the stooges or the clash. mordbuben ag at least try (but fail) to be punk, leaving only chuzpe who manage not only to "get it right" but also to give their version of punk an individual, regional flavour. their sarcastic "beislanarchie" is without doubt the highlight of the compilation. on the other hand: in 1979 vienna was still a depro post-nazi city and everybody who stood up and stood out against the mainstream deserves respect. so maybe it's the gesture that counts more than the actual music. that and the brilliant cover artwork by stefan weber.
Murn
True. But you have to consider the circumstances - nobody knew in Vienna what "punk" meant. Well, you saw the pictures, you had a vague glimpse of the sound - but the records sold at Meki, Schallplattenclub der Jugend etc. (just to name some better known record stores) filed under "Punk" were by artists like Patti Smith, Devo, Graham Parker & The Rumour, that kind of more rough stuff. Even the early Dire Straits were labeled as, eh, New Wave. Vienna was about five years time behind London; it got faster, better, brighter in the early Eighties.