Throbbing Gristle - 'The Best Of' Vol I download mp3 flac

Tracklist

A	'The Best Of' Vol I
B	'The Best Of' Vol I

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
IRC 0	Throbbing Gristle	Best Of.... Volume I ‎(Cass, Album, RE, C90)	Industrial Records	IRC 0	UK	Unknown

Notes

This is the very first edition given to a few friends in 1976 prior to the founding of Industrial Records and most likely calling the Label (if they had this in mind in 1976) 'Music from the Death Factory'. (In 1976 and before Industrial Records was born they also used envelopes with Music from the Death Factory printed on it and also in the subline of the Tape it is written.)

Its a C-60 Cover of a Maxell Super LN-Tape (Tapes were produced between 1972 and 1975) with a red C-90 Compact Cassette-Tape as used in the mid 70’s and as used by TG on several Tapes to record their sessions and their early live-recordings in 1976 and before they started Industrial Records.

It has the hand-writing of Chris Carter on both sides of the Tape-Labels. (the hand-writing is confirmed by Chris Carter
(" I even remember the pen I used - it was a Rotring technical drawing pen (I still use them)"

It states Music from the Death Factory with copyright 1976 on the Compact Cassette Tape on Side B.

Its also includes the name of the person it was sent to written on the Label.

Its pre-Industrial Records and therefore probably not mentioned or neglected in the official TG / Industrial Records Discography.

The Tape is exactly as described with the Info from Brainwashed: http://www.brainwashed.com/tg/tapes.html

Info from Brainwashed:
"All material previously unreleased. This tape was originally hand copied and sent to friends" Incorrectly marked as a C60 on the tape linear notes. All the tracks on the tape are instrumental studio demos except Untitled 12 and Very Friendly. The versions of We Hate You Little Girls are instrumentals, at the end of ver. 1 applause and cheering can be heard as well someone saying "thank you", at the end of ver. 2 Genesis can be heard saying "It's getting worse, i'n' it?“ The second last track on the tape is a recording of an American magician explaining a trick. The last track is a very distorted recording of two Neil Young songs - 'New Mama' starts, then is restarted and runs into 'Look Out Joe' - the recordings is taken from Young's 1975 album 'Tonight's The Night'