Die Tödliche Doris
Fallersleben (LP)
FormatLPLabelVinyl-On-DemandGenreExperimental
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condition (record/cover/poster): NM / NM / NM
Edition of 250 numbered copies (this is 59/250) with poster signed by Wolfgang Muller.
Die Tödliche Doris were among the most radical of West Berlin's Geniale Dilletanten, the early-1980s scene that also produced Einstürzende Neubauten and Malaria!. Founded by Wolfgang Müller and Nikolaus Utermöhlen, the group spent its short life asking whether one could make something out of sound and noise that was not music, and answering yes in the strangest possible ways. Fallersleben recovers a lost early concert from 1981, one of their first, and brings it to record for the first time.
Released in 2004 by Vinyl-On-Demand, the label whose whole purpose is rescuing exactly this kind of vanished underground document. Difficult, historic, and not for the faint of heart.
Release notes
This records claims to be the "Backformation of a concert of The Tödliche Doris on February 3, 1981, that faded away into the aether, by means of a computer-psychophone in Summer 2004." Includes a poster insert "Frisuren der Tödlichen Doris sichtbar gemacht durch Kirlianfotografie ihres Kopfes an verschiedenen Orten". Limited edition of 500 copies, 250 of which include an additional poster, signed by Wolfgang Müller. Recorded live at Gemeindehaus, Fallersleben, Wolfsburg, BRD / Feb. 3rd,…
| A1 | Stop! | ||
| A2 | Chanson Der 7 Tödlichen Unfälle Im Haushalt | ||
| B1 | Wir | ||
| B2 | Ich Glaub' Die Welt Dreht Sich Verkehrt |
- Nikolaus Utermöhlen
- Bass, Clarinet
- Tobias Czybulka
- Design
- Chris Dreier
- Drums, Guitar
- Monika Reich
- Sleeve Notes
- Hartmut Schwarz
- Sleeve Notes [Translation]
- Wolfgang Müller
- Vocals, Violin
