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Blizzard conjures the early synthesizer experiments of Popol Vuh and Tangerine Dream combined with the gritty reel-to-reel tape manipulations long employed by both Aaron Dilloway (Hanson Records/ex-Wolf Eyes) and Robert Turman (founding member of the pioneering industrial outfit NON and a celebrated solo artist in his own right)
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BOOKIES CLUB 870 (2LP/GATEFOLD) | VINYL RECORD (LP) Rap/Hip Hop Blizzard conjures the early synthesizerBookie's Club 870, Detroit, September 26th, 1980. Musicians: Iggy Pop Vocals, Rob Duprey Guitar, Ivan Kral Keyboards Guitar, Michael Page Bass, Douglas Bowne Drums. Issued legally for the first time ever, licensed from Iggy Pop. Audio restored and speed corrected. One of the famous "Week Run" at Detroit's famous club. Recorded by local radio during a string of dates in small U. S clubs after the lengthy 'Soldier' World Tour. Features Stooges classics
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