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B! Machine
Must Kill
Album US 1997 on Wishduck label
Electronic (Synth-pop)
First Pressed CD of B! Machine material all music & words by N. Nicoll except After You Leave words by E. Keldson PRODUCTION NOTES: Written and recorded during the Fall and Winter of 1996. The first official release by B! Machine, this decidedly synth-pop assemblage contains a selection of melody laden tunes. Aside from San Francisco, some tracks were written in Japan and Seattle. The lyrics on track 3 (After You Leave) were donated by the mysterious E. Keldson, occasional lyric contributor to the B! Machine project. Slave was the direct inspiration of the Japanese film Shizuka Sex Doll: Watashi wa dore (a personal favorite).
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Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hospital Angel | B! Machine | ||
| 2 | This Room | B! Machine | ||
| 3 | After You Leave | B! Machine | ||
| 4 | Disturbs Me | B! Machine | ||
| 5 | Slave | B! Machine | ||
| 6 | String of Days | B! Machine | ||
| 7 | Mouth | B! Machine | ||
| 8 | Left Sided Flower | B! Machine |
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