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Human Flesh
Pretending To Be Pseudo Code

Album NL 2011 on Plinkity Plonk Records label
Electronic (New Wave, Post-Punk, Leftfield, Experimental)

'On the 11th of September 1982, Guy De Bièvre (Let's Have Healthy Children and Aerosol Label) came from the Flemish side of the country to attend a PSEUDO CODE recording session. He and I waited several hours, drinking tea and eating pastry from the next door bakery, but the other two-thirds of the band never showed up. The instruments and the 2-track tape recorder were ready and the PSEUDO CODE special wiring/effects were on, so we decided to play PSEUDO CODE music without PSEUDO CODE. Guy De Bièvre replaced Xavier S and Guy Hinant on vocals, pianet and guitar and I played my usual PSEUDO CODE music on my PSEUDO CODE instruments. We recorded this session directly onto the 2-track tape and continued to play even after the tape arrived at its end.' Recorded and mixed live at the Cave, Fontaine l'Evêque, Belgium on 11th September 1982. A 3-minute extract from the beginning of the piece, at half-speed and probably in reverse, was released under the title 'Accident' on the cassette 'Rising from the Red Sand - Volume 1'. Model: Carine Binon. Limited to 300 copies. Released in card sleeve.

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	Human Flesh , BE album by
	Alain Neffe syn, *1949 BE recorded by, mixed by, design, sleeve, cover sleeve, strings, organ, synthesizer, saxophone, electronics, ring oscillator, electronics, drum machine, rhythm box
	Guy De Bièvre stg, s-g, *1961 BE vocals, lyrics by, guitar, electric piano, pianet

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