DIE TODLICHE DORIS German 1982 vinyl LP Zickzack #1309
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Jun 24, 2011 Sold Date
Jun 19, 2011 Start Date
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German rare original #1309 (written by hand in pen on the top edge on the back) out of #3000 of their rare 1982 album with booklet on the infamous Zick Zack label (ZZ 123). Booklet's pages were never stapled together originally & it's in German. This album is a.k.a. Pantoffeltieramöbe (which is on the bottom left corner on the front) non glossy cover but the actual front picture has been put on in gloss for a cool affect.

Discogs says: Electronic/Experimental.

The first full length record of Die Tödliche Doris is not untitled, but rather called " ".

Limited, numbered edition of 3000 copies. Comes with the 24-page booklet entitled Boingo Osmopol Nr.2, the 2nd and final(?) issue of the fanzine.

Besides Die Tödliche Doris and Blixa Bargeld, another one was also credited as executive producer of the record, who was called frank.

AMG PROFILE: Die Tödliche Doris ("Deadly Doris") was a German performance art/music group that were together from 1981-1987, long enough to record a few albums, singles, and enough video tape to warrant a couple of releases. The three band members -- Käthe Kruse, Wolfgang Müller, and Nikolaus Utermöhlen -- formed in reaction against the suddenly popular Neue Wilde painting in Berlin. Die Tödliche Doris combined rather dadaist theatrics with their music. Even the new wave sound of the band's second album, Unser Debüt, wasn't as straightforward as it seemed; with their next album, Sechs, the band revealed that the two albums were meant to be listened to simultaneously, creating a third, "invisible" album.

SONGS: A1 Stümmel Mir 3:37 A2 Posaunen Der Liebe 1:40 A3 Der Tod Ist Ein Skandal 4:29 A4 Panzerabwehrfaust 0:13 A5 Wie Still Es Im Wald Ist 2:21 A6 Sie Werden Nicht Beobachtet 1:50 A7 Kuß Auf Die Scham 3:35 B1 M. Röck: Rhythmus Im Blut 2:27 B2 Kavaliere 3:42 B3 Fliegt Schnell Laut Summend 2:48 B4 Robert 3:09 B5 Über-Mutti 2:21 B6 In Der Pause 4:25

CONDITION: The record is near mint (possibly even unplayed, I don't even see spindle marks on the label), the plain white innersleeve has an "11/82 K" on the bottom corner, the cover is VG+ with corner wear on 3 of the corner tips & a couple of light hairline creases on the edges (minor bend crease on the bottom left corner) the booklet is photocopied & near mint & not even yellowed with age, probably hasn't been out since it was bought back in 1982 until i took those pictures (this comes from an amazing huge industrial records collection I bought back in 1996 I'm still listing some very obscure bits of) checking other copies on the net I think they are all this way (photocopied & unstapled).

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