| All Artists: Daf Title: Ein Produkt Der Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Mute U.S. Original Release Date: 1/1/1979 Re-Release Date: 2/22/2000 Album Type: Original recording reissued Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock Styles: Hardcore & Punk, Goth & Industrial, New Wave & Post-Punk Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 724596911723 |
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CD ReviewsLame Travis Miller | Shepherdstown, WV United States | 12/09/2003 (1 out of 5 stars) "I really liked some of the reckless, nihilistic, absurdist material on DAF's "Die Kleinen und die Bösen", so I decided to check out this album. I feel ripped off.It's a bunch of very short clips of aimless, poorly recorded cacophony, spliced together in a rather artless fashion. It sounds like a poorly organized teenage punk band practicing interminably in the garage next door. The clips are over before you even have a chance to get your musical bearings. It's like listening to a rehearsal tape, warts and all.Check out "Die Kleinen und die Bösen" instead." A unique rock record of brief improvisations Mark Champion | 11/14/2000 (4 out of 5 stars) "This is DAF's first record effort, dating from 1979. Who knows what made them change course. but this stuff now seems much more interesting than the simple black leather disco beats of their 80's work. Produkt is a series of short (1-2 minute) improvisations seemingly spliced together. It sounds like it was recorded in their practice space with a basic rock line-up plus keyboards. And the instrumental jams do indeed move along quite nicely. Unlike the other DAF records, Produkt ends up like a gritty version of Section 25's "Key of Dream" (their 2nd record, also a series of improvised grooves) or like early Sonic Youth plus analogue synthesizer.The LP has a rather murky sound to it, and I doubt there's much the CD could do about that. That's fine. It's quite a rocking record, based on a fairly liberating concept: jam, take the good parts, splice them together. And it's a lot easier these days with ProTools, I imagine. Just ask Radiohead." Bark! BarkBark! Mark Champion | San Antonio, TX United States | 12/11/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "My window was open the first time I listened to this way back when. In a relative lull toward the end of what was the cacophonous first side of the LP, I thought I heard a squirrel barking outside. As there was a huge pecan tree out there, that would be no real surprise. Squirrels hate cats though, and as my cat was (so I thought) outside I thought I'd better take a peek out of that window. Well, it wasn't a squirrel after all. My cat was curled up and lolling comfortably on the bedroom floor. The sound was coming from the speaker of my stereo. Imagine that."
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