- Audio CD (Nov 17 2005)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Ner
- ASIN: B00005M0PR
- Other Editions: Audio CD | MP3 Download
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Track Listings
| 1. All Pigs Must Die |
| 2. Tick Tock |
| 3. Disappear In Every Way |
| 4. The Enemy Within |
| 5. We Said Destroy II |
| 6. Flies Have Their House |
| 7. With Bad Blood |
| 8. No Pig Day (Some Night We're Going To Party Like It's 1969) |
| 9. We Said Destroy III |
| 10. Lords Of The Sties |
| 11. Ride Out! |
Product Description
Product Description
Out of print for several years, the reissued CD comes in a foil blocked softpak. With A. Ritter of the German folk band Forseti and trumpet player Campbell Finley, Douglas P. has recorded a new album very much in the folk style of Rose Clouds of Holocaust. Utilizing traditional instruments such as the guitar, accordion, flute and trumpet, the album is split into 6 folk-oriented and 5 experimental tracks. Inspired by Charles Manson's night of Helter Skelter. Comes in a deluxe digipak with embossed titles and debossed images. Leper.
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3.6 out of 5 stars
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Unrelentingly twisted, brilliant
Aug 2 2001
By Lisa
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From beginning to end, this album is a gradually worsening nightmare that does not forget to contain some delightfully twisted humor as well. I see and experience the music as a sort of exorcism of the soul. Sometimes accusing external entities, sometimes turning the anger (almost) towards oneself. The lyrics are mostly shocking, and balanced somewhat by their half-hidden humor and frivolously psychotic fervor. I am not sure if I should laugh, cry, cringe in terror or lash out in anger after hearing the tracks, so I decide to let all these feelings wash over me and emerge at the end with a renewed view on my (mostly) meaningless existence. I specially like the later, more abrasive tracks. The grinding and distorted sounds come to a climax in the last one "Ride out!", a primordial sort of war song. Very well done. After hearing this album all the previous DIJ albums start to sound somewhat bland (except for perhaps "Operation Hummingbird"). I do not care whether Douglas had any personal reasons for making this particular album or what his motives were for its directions, but I can say that its impact applies to a lot more than what some other "fans" are willing to give it credit for. If it is indeed a personal vendetta, then it must surely gain in comic value?
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
An Often Pretty Curse
Oct 31 2008
By samuel clemens
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
This album has been rumored to be a stylized and ritualistic attack upon certain enemies of Douglas Pierce, following the fall out from the demise of the World Serpent Distribution label with which he was involved. It comprises a well-balanced assortment of the expected Death In June style acoustic numbers and disturbing noise pieces that invoke the madness (in both senses of the word mad) of the thematic intentions here. Excellent album, unique in the DI6 catalogue. Not for everyone of course. Very hard to get a hold of, so quite a collectors item too. Great purging music after a long day at the unappreciative grindstone . . .
4.0 out of 5 stars
Hilarity ensues.
April 14 2005
By Staunch Character
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So Douglas P. has a grudge against those turkeys over at World Serpent. I'm glad that he does, because this album, at least the half of it one can listen to without screaming, is hysterically funny. With references to the Manson Family and lots of blood and gore, Uncle Doug graces us with catchy ditties that apparently did what they set out to do since World Serpent recently went out of business. I love love love it.
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