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Pankow
The Art Of Gentle Revolution

Album IT 2005 on Contempo Records label
Electronic (EBM)

This luxury edition boxset contains the artist cut of all four of Pankows fab albums "Freiheit Für Die Sklaven" (1987), "Gisela" (1989), "Omne Animal Triste Post Coitum" (1990) and "Treue Hunde" (1992) on double-folded digipack CDs, plus a bonus CD in a cardboard sleeve featuring 4 tracks originally released only on the 12-Inch "69Sixtynine69" that accompanied the ultra-limited (100 copies) marble cover edition of "Gisela" (aka "Marble Album"). The box also includes an 80-page book called "Pankow - The Movie" featuring lyrics, pictures, notes and US and German tour memorabilia as edited by original frontman and singer/dancer Alex Spalck. Re-elaborated by the band mastermind, Maurizio FM Fasolo. The CDs contain bonus tracks and partly different tracklistings to the original releases. 1: "Freiheit Für Die Sklaven" (Conte 2K113 CD) Recorded in June 1987 at Transeuropa, Torino. Mixed in September 1987 somewhere in Florence. Artwork created at SSS. Sleeve lists an additional Gimme More (Much More) as track 1-02; but that track is missing from the disc itself. This is the actual content. 2: Gisela (Conte 2KC131 CD) Mixed in winter '88 - spring '89. Graphics created at SSS. Cut in Rome. 2-01, 2-03, 2-05, 2-10 recorded in Florence. 2-02, 2-04, 2-06, 2-07, 2-08, 2-09 recorded in Turin. "Warm Leatherette" originally performed by The Normal. 3: Omne Animal Triste Post Coitum (Conte 2KC161 CD)[ 2: Helter Skelter, Los Angeles, CA. 3: Unit, Hamburg, BRD. 4: University Union Sound Pomona, L.A., CA. 5: Respectable St. Cafe W., Palm Beach, FL. 7: Masquerade, Atlanta, GA. 8: JKH, Rostock, DDR. 10: The Shadow, Kansas City, MO. 11: Unit, Hamburg, BRD. 12: Kassel, Factory, BRD. 13: 1st Avenue, Minneapolis, MN. Graphics created at SSS. "Warm Leatherette" originally performed by The Normal. "Der Mussolini" originally performed by DAF. 4: Treue Hunde (Conte 2KC171 CD) Produced at SSS and Blue Velvet in Florence. Mixing & additional production at Unit 3, London, except 4-07 mixed at Blue Velvet, Florence. 5: "69Sixtynine69" (Tempo 2K123 CD) Artwork created at SSS, Florence & Buenos Aires. "Warm Leatherette" originally performed by The Normal.

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	Pankow , IT album by
	H.R. Giger artwork by, disc 1: biomechanoid
	FM , CA artwork by, disc 1, artwork by, disc 2: graphics, artwork by, disc 3: graphics, artwork by, disc 5
	Lionel La Mattina artwork by, disc 5
	Paolo Favati sampler, b, IT bass, mixed by, live mixing, mixed by, mixing desk, sampler, sampler, songwriter
	Davide Ragonesi g, vc, IT cello, guitar, songwriter
	Alessandro Gimignani dr, IT drums
	Fabrizio Federighi b, eg, acg, edited by, cut by
	G. Von Toma edited by, cut by
	Marcello Spiridioni , IT edited by, cut by
	Maurizio Fasolo sampler, syn, IT electronics, electronics, re301, electronics, re301, sampler, sampler, songwriter, synthesizer
	Adriano 55A other, camera
	Sebastian Koch , performer, varispeed
	Alessandro Micheli voc, songwriter
	Alex Spalck , voice
	Michela Crociani , voice
	Paolo's Grandma , voice
	Paolo's Sister , voice
	Alessandra , voice
	Nardo Lunardi g, guitar
	Paola F. , voice
	Horst Petersen b, sampler, bass
	Horst "Die Erde" , performer, additional
	Kai Johann , performer, additional
	Tobias Markus , performer, additional
	Adriana Malin , cello
	Adriana Palma , cello
	Gabriel Guzman , cello
	Quartetto Amusia , cello, quartett
	Irene Iandelli , vocals
	Irene Paludi , vocals
	Isabella Cipriani , vocals
	Marina Maddii , vocals
	Martina Paludi , vocals
	Elena Margarolo voc, vocals
	Gordon Sharp voc, p, *1961 GB vocals

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