republic (uncut) by radio massacre international

Republic was originally released as radio massacre international's second album and has proved to be a firm favourite. Then, when CDs were at their height of popularity, it seemed luxurious to have 74 minutes of playing time available on a single disc, but our recordings were still heavily edited in order to present more than a single piece on an album. Lots of 'invisible' edits to distill the essence of each piece down to twenty minutes without losing anything.

Here, then, the uncut versions, & you can hear the tape running out at the end of the title track; back then a reel of tape lasted about 66 minutes, & we'd keep an eye on it whilst playing, much as one would draw a live piece to a close based on the restlessness of an audience, or call it quits on a painting as the last few squared centimetres of canvas gets its fourth daubing.

Speaking of artwork- if you want to put these pieces onto shiny discs, they'll need one each, & therefore there's a sleeve-liner to print out for each title. .

Three pieces, recorded on three occasions back there in London in the distant summer of 1995.

radio massacre international (duncan goddard, steve dinsdale, gary houghton) are one of the UK's leading electronic music groups, known for their prolifery of epic electronic excursions.

for you roll y'r own types, simplyburns is a multiplatform app for CD burning.
the provided artwork (bonus items) includes liners for sleeved CDs. 600dpi should do it.

radiomassacreinternational.com