UDDER MILK DECAY 1981 LP diy electronics nurse with wound nik raicevic

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$ 311 Sold For

Oct 30, 2016 Sold Date

Oct 23, 2016 Start Date

$ 24 Start price

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UDDER MILK DECAY: TAKE A TEAT (PRIVATE – UK 1981 LP ****** condition (record/cover): excellent+ (light marks not affecting playing) / excellent- (usual wear common to most copies) ****** a serious rarity, as one of the most obscure and adventurous products of the do-it-yourself experimental electronic avantgarde of the beginning of the 80's. comes in spray-painted sleeve with stamps (most copies known seem to have an original wear) as well as stamped (top/bottom) recycled labels. also includes a xeroxed a3 insert. here follows a detailed description courtesy of headheritage: “diy at its most basic: plain white jacket with spraypainted colour and the groups' name and album title rubber stamped on the cover. no date of release but i'm guessing early eighties. the labels on the record itself are recycled and appear to be originally slated for a saxon release on carrere. there is a one-sided insert which carries the records information. there isn't much, so i can reproduce the entire liner notes here: "take a teat by udder milk decay. produced by tim hunkin and jim hunkin." not very enlightening. there is a sculptor by the name of tim hunkin but when i emailed him regarding this album, he assured me that it wasn't him ("good name though"). on to the music which is primitive lo-tech electronics at its best. the album starts with a short track, which sounds like plucked strings (could be a guitar or a harp or bedsprings for that matter); the second has wasp-like whirrs, beeps, bloops and whistles that evolve at a leisurely pace which has some similarity to nik raicevic's "head" album but less circular. track three sounds like a radio tuning in and away from white noise. track four? like track two after a bulk eraser had a pass over the tape. side two begins with a triple-speed recording of a conversation. i can't make out what the voices are talking about, but it does sound quite earnest. the lengthy second track suggests a bbc radiophonic workshop soundtrack for a stop-motion version of dr. who. the final cut features heavily processed sounds (a treated orchestral recording perhaps?) broadcast from a cavern.”

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