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zaltys7
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Just picked up the Rough Trade rerelease of this on CD.

Seems that the Sisters have always had the same problem, one of the contributers is a certain Alan Vela :urff:

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Oddly enough...
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Alan+Vega ... lter_anv=1

Same typesetter or just covering all their bases?
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Very strange...

While weare here, could someone point me in the best direction for Suicide, is there a best of? or a seminal album, I'm not really one for downloading so an artifact would be nice. :)

Thanks for the heads up stufarq!

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I've got one "Gift" CD with name Alan Vega on it and another with Alan Vela.
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Then you probably have the original 1986 release and the Rough Trade relelease from 1989, would that be correct?

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zaltys7 wrote:While weare here, could someone point me in the best direction for Suicide, is there a best of? or a seminal album, I'm not really one for downloading so an artifact would be nice. :)
The first Suicide album (simply called "Suicide") is a very good place to start.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Suicide/dp/B00000APLI/

It's a classic album.
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lazarus corporation wrote:The first Suicide album (simply called "Suicide") is a very good place to start.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Suicide/dp/B00000APLI/

It's a classic album.
Indeed. "Frankie teardrop", "Ghost rider",... Classics.
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lazarus corporation wrote:
zaltys7 wrote:While weare here, could someone point me in the best direction for Suicide, is there a best of? or a seminal album, I'm not really one for downloading so an artifact would be nice. :)
The first Suicide album (simply called "Suicide") is a very good place to start.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Suicide/dp/B00000APLI/

It's a classic album.
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zaltys7 wrote:Very strange...

While weare here, could someone point me in the best direction for Suicide, is there a best of? or a seminal album, I'm not really one for downloading so an artifact would be nice. :)

Thanks for the heads up stufarq!

Paul
My guess is that they found the edition with the typo and created a link for anyone who didn't know and tried looking up that name.
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worth a punt - http://test.roir-usa.com/8264.htm

not quite so much, but still good - http://test.roir-usa.com/8239.htm

I have both on cassette, so can vouch for them
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