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Performer: Whitehouse
Genre: Other
Album: Great White Death
Released: 1985
Style: Industrial, Power Electronics
MP3 version ZIP size: 1199 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1727 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1213 mb
Rating: 4.7
Votes: 655
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Tracklist

A1 Great White Death 2:27
A2 Ass-Destroyer 3:14
A3 You Don't Have To Say Please 8:28
B1 Rapemaster 3:19
B2 I'm Comin' Up Your Ass 7:25
B3 We've Got The Power 2:57

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – IPS Studio
  • Mastered At – Musitech

Credits

  • Lacquer Cut By – Porky
  • Producer [Uncredited] – David Kenny, William Bennett

Notes

Recorded at IPS Studios Nov/Dec 1984.

First catalog number appears on spine, second one on labels.
A number of copies for sale in the US came with a poster.
Tracks duration are not mentioned on release.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, hand-etched runout): WDC.88.1069.A1 ✩MT✩ A PORKY PRIME A SIDE
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, hand-etched runout): WDC-88.1069.B1 ✩MT✩ A PORKY PRIME B SIDE

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SLCD002 Whitehouse Great White Death ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM) Susan Lawly SLCD002 UK 1991
WDC 881069 Whitehouse Great White Death ‎(LP, RE, Unofficial) Come Organisation WDC 881069 Unknown
WDC 881069, none Whitehouse Great White Death ‎(LP, Promo) Come Organisation, Susan Lawly WDC 881069, none UK 1989
VFSL07 Whitehouse Great White Death ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, RE) Very Friendly VFSL07 UK 2010
SLCD017 Whitehouse Great White Death (Special Edition) ‎(CD, Album, RM, S/Edition) Susan Lawly SLCD017 UK 1997

Abandoned Electrical
I don't see how anyone could be underwhelmed by this, this is very clearly still the masterpiece of Whitehouse's original career phase. There's so much more focus on structure, in particular building and release of tension, not to mention that their sound palette expanded well outside the feedback/hiss/water limitations of their early work into using analog synth drones and other atmospheric studio trickery, without the (in hindsight somewhat minor) softening of the blow seen on Thank Your Lucky Stars & Twice Is Enough. It sounds like Whitehouse really achieve a true "studio" album here and allowed themselves to work with an actual producer for the first time, which must have been no easy task considering Bennett's notorious ego (and those of pretty everyone else involved in this project), and the difficulty of finding a producer who would not somehow dilute the groups raw power and integrity. I'm not someone who's some kind of elitist over early Whitehouse vs. later, digital Whitehouse; there may have been a lull in the early 90s (up until Quality Time), but I think Whitehouse's last few albums after that rank among their best work. But it's difficult to not feel this is still their best album.

Shakar
Hey Discogs! Why aren't you being vigilant about sellers listing on this page...this version..,then saying at the bottom of their offer "peter kurten cover." I believe that's a separate listing. Not to mention it's a fucking bootleg.Discogs gets all over my ass if I start a new listing and I put a comma in the wrong place. Yet they're letting assholes try and pawn off their GWD boots as the original.Shane shame shame.

Dancing Lion
"Great White Death" remains Whitehouse's masterpiece. After almost ten records filled with hisses, whistles and screams, the sound turns into menacing and creepy electronics, not very noisy but much more disturbing. Bennet's vocals reach their best in hymns like "You Don't Have To Say Please" and "I'm Coming Up Your Ass", evil, vile, violent and sick. Somehow I think the second period of Whitehouse's activity never was as brilliant as the first, and that still today they keep living on the fame and perfection of this LP.