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M.K.Ultra, info please
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 11:56
by jande
I've just acquired a promo cd of M.K. Ultra - This Is Is (9 tracks). There's no artwork, just the disc.
Anybody know what the tracklisting is or where I could 'find' scans of the cover. Cheers
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 15:39
by Doktor Gott
No cover, but here's the tracklisting and some credits:
(from
http://www.discogs.com/release/205702 )
MK Ultra, The - This Is This
Label: Merciful Release
Catalog#: MREL 002
Format: CD
Country: UK
Released: 1994
Genre: Electronic
Style: Trance, Industrial, Synth-pop
Credits: Artwork By [Cover] - George Snow
Co-producer - Pete Parsons
Engineer - Pete Parsons
Notes: Conception to deception, designed and constructed by The MK Ultra.
Engineered and co-produced by Pete Parsons.
Regeneration is a remix of the earlier James Rays Gangwar song "Third Generation".
Tracklisting:
1 Regeneration (3:49)
2 Drug Free U.S.A. (5:04)
3 Everybody (4:51)
4 Skin (6:25)
5 Trip Me Up (Free Your Mind) (5:13)
6 Automation Temptation (4:56)
7 F.U.C.K. (6:21)
8 Trip Down (4:37)
9 This Is This (4:16)
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 17:13
by mh
Not the same MK Ultra as these then:
http://www.mkultra.com/html/band.html
I wonder is this any relation to the famous "ambient industrial techno with intelligence and tunes" diversion that Von (allegedly) took round about this time? See the virgin.net interview for more info on this one.
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 17:32
by boudicca
Probably worth noting:
It's all about God. All of it.
Even the stuff that sounds like it's about drugs.
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 17:59
by jande
Thanks for your replies.
I take it that this was one of Mr Ray's side projects then.
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 18:50
by Dark
mh wrote:I wonder is this any relation to the famous "ambient industrial techno with intelligence and tunes" diversion that Von (allegedly) took round about this time? See the virgin.net interview for more info on this one.
Well, it's always possible that he wanted to best James Ray, but from what I can tell, aside from releasing it, Eldritch had nothing to do with This Is This.
Doktor Gott wrote:Regeneration is a remix of the earlier James Rays Gangwar song "Third Generation".
I added that. Arf.
boudicca wrote:It's all about God. All of it.
Even the stuff that sounds like it's about drugs.
So "A love for your country, for the drugs you're taking" = "God failed. Really. Acid time!"
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 18:55
by mh
boudicca wrote:Probably worth noting:
It's all about God. All of it.
Even the stuff that sounds like it's about drugs.
Nothing about cars then? Pah!
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 19:15
by boudicca
Dark wrote:mh wrote:I wonder is this any relation to the famous "ambient industrial techno with intelligence and tunes" diversion that Von (allegedly) took round about this time?
Well, it's always possible that he wanted to best James Ray, but from what I can tell, aside from releasing it, Eldritch had nothing to do with This Is This.
We all know Von has spent the last 15 years talking a good record. Industrial groove machine blah de blah de blah... yeh, and so is REO Speedwagon
Meanwhile someone else actually MADE one.
In answer to Jande, it wasn't a side project, it was just a project-project - and there's countless others where that came from
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 20:35
by JAMES RAY
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Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 20:38
by boudicca
Just like Depressed Merde!
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 20:41
by JAMES RAY
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 20:52
by scotty
Never heard of them, anyway
Claire, where's
Tims photies at the
Dry Dock of me shooting up the Kendal Mint Cake?
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 20:55
by JAMES RAY
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 21:06
by scotty
JAMES RAY wrote:scotty wrote:Never heard of them, anyway
Claire, where's
Tims photies at the
Dry Dock of me shooting up the Kendal Mint Cake?
Saw them scotty, must say I was very impressed and more than a little jealous! however coating it in chocolate is gilding the lily somehwat in my opinion.
Aye, it was a great day
Mr Ray, it's a shame I can't remember a great deal after the pic's, apparently there was pubs, curries, Taxi's and all sorts
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 22:32
by Dark
JAMES RAY wrote:SYNTH POP!
MK Ultra.. Bronski Beat... there's a slight similarity.
*runs*
Did you get those two tracks from me?
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 23:16
by aims
Please say you're talking Tierkreis and not Marc Almond
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 23:26
by Dark
I haven't sent anybody any Marc Almond songs.
I've sent a friend of Mr Ray's (who seemed to be looking after his email address) two songs, not Tierkreis, that she said she'd make sure he would get.
I won't say much about them. Suffice to say either I'll get an "I like them", an "I hate them" or "You're sued" from the good man.
Posted: 09 Aug 2006, 23:28
by aims
Oh, those ones.
Right.
(c) 2005 paint it black
Except I
do have a vague idea which you mean
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 09:29
by markfiend
how come
Mr RAY has edited his posts out?
Heh, just noticed...
Just like Mister Ray say say says
Just like Mister Ray say say says
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 11:40
by Dark
I said my name is Mr Ray and you' under arrest!
Suicide
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 18:42
by pikkrong
Dark wrote:I haven't sent anybody any Marc Almond songs.
What's wrong about Marc Almond? He's one of the favourites of my younger daughter (well, not as big favourite as Teletubbies
).
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 18:47
by aims
Have you ever seen him in the same room as the Bronski Beat?
For this very reason I
wish they were one and the same
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 18:51
by James Blast
the JR enigma continues...
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 18:59
by Dark
pikkrong wrote:Dark wrote:I haven't sent anybody any Marc Almond songs.
What's wrong about Marc Almond? He's one of the favourites of my younger daughter (well, not as big favourite as Teletubbies
).
Nowt wrong with him. Buying "Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret" at the age of 12/13 was one of the best decisions I ever made.
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 19:01
by Big Si
Dark wrote:pikkrong wrote:Dark wrote:I haven't sent anybody any Marc Almond songs.
What's wrong about Marc Almond? He's one of the favourites of my younger daughter (well, not as big favourite as Teletubbies
).
Nowt wrong with him. Buying "Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret" at the age of 12/13 was one of the best decisions I ever made.
The Days of Pearly Spencer, was a great drunken sing along for some of my mates in the early nineties