Carlos Perón - Impersonator 2LP

Name: Carlos Perón - Impersonator 2LP
Brand: mecanica records
SKU: 84671697
Price: 27.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

€24.00

Special edition on piss yellow vinyl. Limited to 150 copies with postcard.
Standard edition on black vinyl. Limited to 350 copies with postcard.

WARNING! Only two copies of the special edition allowed per customer.

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Tracklist:
A1. Her Heäd Is Bräkin Intu Foör
A2. Rocky
A3. Impersonator
A4. Méthode
A5. Dog Muzzles
A6. Einsatz
A7. Infiltration
A8. Ordal A9 Oui, Oui
B1. Frigorex
B2. The Winner
B3. Dom Pedro's Chamber
B4. Quadra
B5. Light Conversation
B6. Bust Food
B7. Méthode Total
B8. Devin T. Race
B9. The Princess Side Saddle
B10. Ricky
C1. Listen Up Sucker
C2. 10,000 Zippers (Early Version)
C3. Müttertag
C4. Who Do Ya Voo-Doo To?
C5. Raid at Fat Bennies
D1. Borussian Drag
D2. Frigorex
D3. Her Heäd Is Bräkin Intu Foör (Et Mix)
D4. Two Minds
D5. Komtur
D6. Room 101

40th anniversary edition of the debut album by the multi-talented musician Carlos Perón. “Impersonator” was originally released in 1981 when he was still a member of Yello. This first solo work represents a desire to conduct daring electronic experiments, to achieve stylistic variety and musical intensity while at the same time it is an example of Mr. Perón’s bizarre sense of humour.

Since the beginning of his career he pushed experimentation beyond limits with noise atmospheres, loops and complex textures which he has long used since before the introduction of sampling technology. With the arrival of sound sampling, he was among the first to experiment with equipment such as the Fairlight, Emulator and Mirage. During his time with Yello, Carlos may well have been one of the world's first sampling masters.

This new re-issue of “Impersonator" includes all original tracks with some bonus including the whole Frigorex EP from 1984 and six previously unreleased cuts recorded between 1982 and 1983.

Transferred and mastered by Nicolás Zúñiga. Artwork by Stefan Alt.