Disco Death
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| Taken from the b-side of the [[1983]] 7" single "De Man Die Alles Noteert,"[http://www.discogs.com/release/309962] the track was recorded live. Although titled "[[Death Disco]]" it is actually a cover of "[[Fodderstompf]]," reinterpreting the bassline of "Fodderstompf" with a [[Roland 303]]. [[Jan Vanroelen]] from the band recorded a studio version of "Death Disco"[http://www.discogs.com/release/89606] which was released as a 12" single in 1987. | Taken from the b-side of the [[1983]] 7" single "De Man Die Alles Noteert,"[http://www.discogs.com/release/309962] the track was recorded live. Although titled "[[Death Disco]]" it is actually a cover of "[[Fodderstompf]]," reinterpreting the bassline of "Fodderstompf" with a [[Roland 303]]. [[Jan Vanroelen]] from the band recorded a studio version of "Death Disco"[http://www.discogs.com/release/89606] which was released as a 12" single in 1987. | ||
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Disco Death is a cover by Belgian band Arbeid Adelt! of PIL's "Death Disco".
Taken from the b-side of the 1983 7" single "De Man Die Alles Noteert,"[1] the track was recorded live. Although titled "Death Disco" it is actually a cover of "Fodderstompf," reinterpreting the bassline of "Fodderstompf" with a Roland 303. Jan Vanroelen from the band recorded a studio version of "Death Disco"[2] which was released as a 12" single in 1987.
In recent years this track has become something of a cult classic and has featured on numerous mix compilations, most notably '2 Many dj's, Soul Wax pt.2' mix album.
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