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E2 - E4

"I sat down in the studio, took a drink, switched on the 

tape machine, and came up with a piece of music 

which lasted for 58 minutes and 15 seconds. 

This track later became E2 - E4"

- Manuel Gottsching 1996

Manuel Gottsching - E2 - E4

Tracklist:
1.1. Ruhige Nervosität [13:00 min.]
1.2. Gemässigter Aufbruch [10:00 min.]
1.3. ...und Mittelspiel [07:00 min.]
1.4. Ansatz [01:00 min.]
2.1. Damen - Eleganza [05:00 min.]
2.2. Ehrenvoller Kampf [03:00 min.]
2.3. Hoheit weicht (nicht ohne Schwung) [09:00 min.]
2.4. ...und Souveränität [03:00 min.]
2.5. Remis [03:00 min.]

Line up:
Manuel Göttsching: 
Guitar and Electronics
Recorded December 12th, 1981
at Studio Roma, Berlin 
on 2-track Revox at one go
Produced by Manuel Göttsching

Societys Child

Just a handful of songs im really feeling right now.

Junior Brown - Woman

John Forde - Stardance

Christian Bruhn - Space Wind

Spooky Tooth - Societys Child

Babylon

Babylon

Aswad's Brinsley Forde stars in this drama about the black british experience circa 1980.
From the writer of Quadrpohenia.

A film ahead of its time in 1980, when its rawness and energy seemed disturbing and, to be honest, exaggerated. It might seem just as urgent 20 years on. Former 'Double Decker' Forde plays sound system DJ Blue, a seemingly ordinary young working-class black Londoner. There's no special pleading here, but a series of almost casual incidents which multiply so that by the time of the rather over-dramatic climax Blue has lost both his job and his sound equipment, which has been destroyed by racists. The police too have taken their pound of flesh. His reaction is violence against one man in particular and an implicit rejection of society.

[You will need to register with Veoh to watch the whole movie]