Come Visit The Big Bigot (25 years)
by Severed Heads
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Digital Album
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Come Visit The Big Bigot
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20 Deadly Diseases
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Army
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Casey's Ion
03:04
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Confidence
06:07
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SAM loves you
03:01
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Legion
04:54
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Son of ...
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... George The Animal
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Propellor 12" (NYC)
05:09
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about
The Big Bigot was our first record to be released commercially simultaneously in Australia, North America and Europe. It was a prime period for this 'industrial dance music' and Bigot was a respected album that did well from the tour we made with Skinny Puppy in 1986. Quite a few people still define us by this period; although for me 25 years later it's all faded carpet.
Bigot was made on a Fostex 16 track recorder in my bedroom, and while the quality was OK for the time but never quite strong enough for my tastes. Once around the early 2000's I tried to remaster it, on the theory that the best sounding track was 'Phantasised Persecutory Breast' (mixed when very intoxicated) and so therefore it should all sound like that. That was more democratic than poetical, and in making this 25 year remaster I've instead worked very slowly and methodically with much better equipment over two years, letting each track have its own breath. It's more subtle but definitely brings the sound up to the way it sounded in my head.
Bigot was made on a Fostex 16 track recorder in my bedroom, and while the quality was OK for the time but never quite strong enough for my tastes. Once around the early 2000's I tried to remaster it, on the theory that the best sounding track was 'Phantasised Persecutory Breast' (mixed when very intoxicated) and so therefore it should all sound like that. That was more democratic than poetical, and in making this 25 year remaster I've instead worked very slowly and methodically with much better equipment over two years, letting each track have its own breath. It's more subtle but definitely brings the sound up to the way it sounded in my head.
credits
released 01 September 1986
Severed Heads in 1986
Tom Ellard: Voice, Bass, Keyboards, Sound Guns
Stephen R Jones: Video
Topsy Keevil: Choir Control
Oboreta Kyojin: Drums, Computer
20 Deadly Diseases and Harold And Cindy 12 inchers by Robert Racic.
Strange Brew - Clapton/Pappalardi
Resurfaced by Tom Ellard 2009-2012
Play loud, or not at all.
Severed Heads in 1986
Tom Ellard: Voice, Bass, Keyboards, Sound Guns
Stephen R Jones: Video
Topsy Keevil: Choir Control
Oboreta Kyojin: Drums, Computer
20 Deadly Diseases and Harold And Cindy 12 inchers by Robert Racic.
Strange Brew - Clapton/Pappalardi
Resurfaced by Tom Ellard 2009-2012
Play loud, or not at all.
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