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Bigod 20 - America / Photographic flac mp3 download
Title:
America / Photographic
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Style:
EBM, Techno
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MP3 album size:
1958 mb
FLAC album size:
1318 mb
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Rating:
4.3 ✪

Tracklist Hide Credits

1 America
Written-By – Jallokin, Talla 2XLC
6:36
2 Photographic
Other [Original Performer] – Depeche ModeVoice – The GrilliatorWritten-By – Vince Clarke
4:53

Companies, etc.

  • Marketed By – BERNHARD MIKULSKI Schallplatten-Vertriebs-GmbH
  • Recorded At – Cream Studios
  • Mixed At – Cream Studios
  • Published By – Bernhard Mikulski Publishing
  • Published By – Sonet Publishing
  • Pressed By – Interpress

Credits

  • Engineer – T. Korge*, T. Schmitt*
  • Executive-Producer – Talla 2XLC
  • Producer, Performer – Bigod 20

Notes

Slim cardboard packaging.
Recorded and mixed at Cream-Studios, Frankfurt.
Track 1 published by B. Mikulski Publ.
Track 2 published by Sonet.

Made in Germany

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Rights Society: GEMA
  • Label Code: LC 6350
  • Matrix / Runout: INTERPRESS-8-6055 12

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
chapter 1 program 15, ZYX 6055-12 Bigod 20 America / Photographic ‎(12", Maxi) Techno Drome International, ZYX Records chapter 1 program 15, ZYX 6055-12 Germany 1988
ZYX 6055-12 Bigod 20 America / Photographic ‎(12") ZYX Records ZYX 6055-12 Germany 1988
OUT 3183 Bigod 20 America / Photographic ‎(12") Out OUT 3183 Italy 1989
chapter 1 program 15, ZYX 6055-8 Bigod 20 America / Photographic ‎(CD, Maxi, Ove) Techno Drome International, ZYX Records chapter 1 program 15, ZYX 6055-8 Germany 1988
ZYX 6055-12 Bigod 20 America / Photographic ‎(12", M/Print) ZYX Records ZYX 6055-12 Germany 1988

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I can remember "America" receiving college radio airplay in addition to appearing on numerous dance floors in and around Houston, Texas. Several people I know referred to it as that "president song". It appears the message is satirical: To make the United States appear to have a reputation contradictory to its self-proclaimed peaceful intentions. The distant, heavy drums and piercing synths are overlaid by recordings of numerous American presidential speeches, putting emphasis on a religious foundation(read: Christian faith) to motivate their public to approve of political agendas, which is hinted as being to do whatever it takes to "win". A classic techno track, to be sure, and one that despite a possible message of reproach from afar, had Americans dancing with equal vigor to European club-goers in 1988-89.