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>Skinny Puppy - The Greater Wrong Of The Right
>CD. The long wait is over at last. Eight years after
>their last complete work ( "The Process" released in
>1996 ) Skinny Puppy have kept their promise, returning
>with "The Greater Wrong Of The Right" – a comeback
>that could hardly have turned out more consistent or
>more convincing. "The Greater Wrong Of The Right" is a
>breathtaking continuation of the path that the band
>had embarked on with "The Process". The experiments of
>the past few years have not been forgotten or faded
>out : in their condensed, highly energetic form they
>influence an album that impresses first and foremost
>with its energy, power and stringency. Although all
>the elements of the Skinny Puppy history have been
>integrated into these ten new tracks, their complexity
>and divergence develop little by little in typical
>Skinny Puppy style. Demanding up-tempo tracks like
>"I’mmortal" and "Pro-test" with its brilliant and
>mesmerising rap elements face spread-out, intricate
>little masterpieces like "Ghostman", which continue to
>put the band’s imitators in their place. Still, "The
>Greater Wrong Of The Right" is an album that
>fortunately lacks any kind of anachronism or supposed
>nostalgic flair : enlisting as it does the support of
>a new generation of musicians, like Tool’s Danny Carey
>( acoustic drums on "Use Less" ) or Wayne Static of
>Static-X ( vocals on "Use Less") it is, with all its
>dark brilliance, already one of the most outstanding
>and innovative albums of the year – and another
>milestone in the history of this exceptional band.
>There can be no doubt that Skinny Puppy with their
>complex soundscapes ( which have influenced whole
>generations of bands ) count among the spearheading
>representatives of the so-called ‘electronic body
>music’ movement of the mid-Eighties. They were one of
>the innovative new electro acts of that decade. If
>Front 242 were the genre’s continental heroes, Skinny
>Puppy could possibly be contenders for industrial
>music icons on the other side of the Atlantic.
>
>Full Tracklisting :
>01.I'mmortal
>02.Pro-test
>03.EmpTe
>04.Neuwerld
>05.Ghostman
>06.dOwnsizer
>07.Past Present
>08.Use Less
>09.Goneja
>10.DaddyuWarbash
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>Skinny Puppy Line-Up 2004:
>cEvin Key + nivek Ogre
>With Guests:
>Danny Carey ( TOOL ): Acoustic Drums on track 8
>Wayne Static ( STATIC X ): Second vocal on track 8
>Statik ( STATIK SOUND SYSTEM ): synthesis /
>programming on tracks 1/2/3/6/8
>Omar Torres: synthesis / programming on tracks 2/5/7/
>tail of 4
>Otto Von Schirach: sound design on tracks 1 and 9,
>synthesis / programming tail of 5
>Cyrus Rex: synthesis / programming tail of track 9Dre
>Robinson: synthesis on track 10
>Pat Sprawl: Guitar on tracks 1/2
>Saki Kaskas: second guitar on track 8
>Traz Damji: synthesis on track 1
>Released 25th May 2004. Synthetic Symphony / SPV
>
>thanks to Litany & Music Non Stop for the info
>
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