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Farstucker (Special Remastered Limited Band Edition)

Farstucker (Special Remastered Limited Band Edition)

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Lords Of Acid includes: Deborah Ostrega (vocals); Praga Khan, Kurt Liekens, Erhan Kurkun, Hans X. Additional personnel: Shai De La Luma (flute); Jade 4 U, Laurena, Carl S. Johansen (background vocals). Producers: Praga Khan, Carl S. Johansen, Oliver Adams. Preaching, as always, the gospel of sex, drugs, and rock & roll, all to the extreme, these Belgian funsters have crafted yet another sleazy masterpiece unlikely to ever grace Tipper Gore's CD player. Most of it consists of fuzzed out metal riffs and skittering house beats mated with lyrics about, er, doing it. The exception is "Pain and Pleasure Concerto," which is a moody piano based piece poking fun at a certain strand of banal 19th century classical music. Highlights include "Rover Take Over," a hilarious ode to (what else?) the joys of love canine-style, and "I Like It," an uncharacteristically catchy bubblegum celebration of transvestism.
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