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Chrome Garage Rock Space Rock Industrial Experimental Krautrock 2014 US

Performer: Chrome
Genre: Electronic / Rock
Album: Chrome Box Revisited
Released: 2014
Style: Garage Rock, Space Rock, Industrial, Experimental, Krautrock
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Tracklist Hide Credits

Alien Soundtracks
A1	Chromosome Damage
A2	The Monitors
A3	All Data Lost
A4	SS Cygni
A5	Nova Feedback
B1	Pygmies In Zee Park
B2	Slip It To The Android
B3	Pharoah Chromium
B4	ST 37
B5	Magnetic Dwarf Reptile
Half Machine Lip Moves
C1	T.V. As Eyes
C2	Zombie Warfare
C3	March Of The Chrome Police (A Cold Clammy Bombing)
C4	You've Been Duplicated
C5	Mondo Anthem
D1	Half Machine Lip Moves
D2	Abstract Nympho
D3	Zero Time
D4	Creature Eternal
D5	Critical Mass
No Humans Allowed
E1	Dangerzone
E2	The Manifestation (Of The Idea)
E3	In A Dream
E4	Informations
F1	You Can't See Them - They Can't Touch You
F2	Inacontact
F3	Read Only Memory
F4	In Front Of The Crowd
F5	I Am The Jaw
Blood On The Moon
G1	The Need
G2	Innervacume
G3	Perfumed Metal
G4	Planet Strike
G5	The Strangers
H1	Insect Human
H2	Out Of Reach
H3	Brain Scan
H4	Blood On The Moon
The Chronicles I
I1	Anorexic Sacrifice
I2	Tribes Vocals [Tribal] – Hilary Stench
I3	Open Up (Locust Door)
J	Wings Born In The Night Backing Vocals – Fabienne Shine
The Chronicles II
K	Beacons To The Eye
L1	Gehenna Lion
L2	Gehenna To Canaan Cello [Electric] – Betsy HillLead Vocals – Fabienne Shine
Into The Eyes Of The Zombie King
M1	And Then The Red Sun
M2	You Can't Do Anything
M3	Walking And Looking For You
M4	Into The Eyes Of The Zombie King
N1	Trip The Switch
N2	It Wasn't Real
N3	Humans In The Rain
N4	Don't Move Like That

Companies, etc.

Pressed By – Rainbo Records
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Cleopatra Records
Copyright (c) – Cleopatra Records
Published By – Chrome Music

Credits

Artwork – Damon Edge, Helios Creed
Bass – Hilary Stench (tracks: G1 to L2)
Bass Guitar – Renaud Thorez (tracks: M1 to N4)
Co-producer – Helios Creed (tracks: A1 to D5, G1 to H4)
Drums, Electronic Drums – John Stench (tracks: G1 to L2)
Electronic Drums, Rototoms – Patrick Imbert (tracks: M1 to N4)
Engineer – Phillipe Darnau (tracks: M1 to N4)
Guitar – Remy Devilla (tracks: M1 to N4)
Layout – Anthony Clarkson
Lead Vocals, Guitar, Drums, Synthesizer, Electronic Drums – Damon Edge
Lead Vocals, Guitar, Synthesizer, Bass – Helios Creed (tracks: A1 To L2)
Liner Notes – Neil Martinson
Producer – Damon Edge, Helios Creed (tracks: E1 to F5, I1 to L2)
Synthesizer [Moog] – Damon Edge
Written By – Damon Edge, Gary Spain (tracks: C1, C5), Helios Creed (tracks: A1 To L2), Remy Devilla (tracks: N1)

Notes

Side A+B = "Alien Soundtracks"
Side C+D = "Half Machine Lip Moves"
Side E+F = "No Humans Allowed"
Side G+H = "Blood On The Moon"
Side I+J = "The Chronicles I"
Side K+L = "The Chronicles II"
Side M+N = "Into The Eyes Of The Zombie King"

Includes 40 page,full color book with extensive liner notes and rare photos.

"Music and lyrics written by Damon Edge & Helios Creed, Chrome Music (ASCAP)
Concepts and graphics by Edge/Creed
Damon Edge: Lead vocals, dirty rhythm and lead moog liberation, moog taurus, additional synthesizers, distorted guitar, drums and electronic drums
Helios Creed: Lead vocals, dirty rhythm and lead guitar, bowed guitar, backwards guitar, polymoog, bass
John Stench: Drums & electronic drums on "Blood On The Moon" and "The Chronicles I & II"
Hilary Stench: Bass on "Blood On The Moon" and "The Chronicles I & II" and tribal vocals on "Tribes"
Remy Devilla:Guitars and overlays on "Into the eyes of the zombie king"
Renaud Thorez:Harmonized bass guitar on "Into the eyes of the zombie king"
Patrick Imbert:Electronic drums and rotos on "Into the eyes of the zombie king"

Special thanks to Fabienne Shine for backing vocals on "Wings Born In The Night" and lead vocals at the end of "Gehenna To Canaan" and to Betsy Hill for high drone electric cello at the end of "Gehenna To Canaan"
Silkscreened box.
1000 pressed.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (on shrinkwrap): 741157594911
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A (Etched)): 862- CLP2075 - 1 (A) S-63242 [signature]
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B (Etched)): 862- CLP2075 - 1 (B) S-63243 [signature]
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side C (Etched)): 862- CLP1991 - 1 (A) S-62668 [signature]
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side D (Etched)): 862- CLP1991 - 1 (B) S-62669 [signature]
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side E (Etched)): CLP5949L3 - A S-92778
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Matrix / Runout (Runout Side G (Etched)): 862- CLP3239 - 1 (A) S-67455 [signature]
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Matrix / Runout (Runout Side N (Etched)): CLP5949L7 - B S 92784

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
Sub 31, none	Chrome	Box ‎(5xLP, Album + LP, Comp + Box, Comp, Ltd)	Subterranean Records, Siren Records	Sub 31, none	US	1982
CLP 2846-2	Chrome	Chrome Box ‎(3xCD + Box, Comp, Ltd, RE)	Cleopatra	CLP 2846-2	US	2008
none	Chrome	Chrome Box ‎(55xFile, AAC, Comp, 256)	Cleopatra	none	US	Unknown
CLO 0054	Chrome	Chrome Box Revisited ‎(8xCD, Album + 7", Comp + Box, Comp, Ltd)	Cleopatra	CLO 0054	US	2016
CLP 9770-2	Chrome	Chrome Box ‎(3xCD, Comp + Box)	Cleopatra	CLP 9770-2	US	1996

Clandratha

In addition to Razielek:The new vinyl versions sound somehow louder, with more punch, phatter. The older versions sounded clearer, brighter, and lighter. Hard to decide which sound better... These albums here are not very audiophile pressings, more lo-fi beasts. Maybe not worth replacing your originals but a fine overview since their beginning. The book is very fine, too, full of photos, storys, interviews. And included here: Into the Eyes of the Zombie King, one of Chrome's greatest and most underrated albums. Very dark dark dark.

Yozshubei

Curious as hell about this too.

Xmatarryto

How does it look/sounds? Anyone can report?Edit: I bought it. I have listened to all albums already - when I will have some time I will post full review but in a nutshell: there are some minor issues, but it's very good overall :)Edit: What we get is more like expanded edition (as title suggests) than mere reissue of original Chrome Box. Everything comes in solid, silkcreened box with big Chrome logo on front. Sadly there is no ribbon in there so getting LPs out is not so easy. Anyway it comes with AMAZING booklet (more like a book) with many, many photos, ilustrations and other memorabilia. Book covers history of Chrome from the begginning to mid 80s and is very informative. Big thumbs up.All LPs comes in individual covers that replicates original artwork; sadly there are no original inserts. Sometimes there are no track titles to be found (apart from labels on records); originally they were in inserts. Most artwork is replicated in booklet (covers, inserts, singles covers etc). LPs are HEAVY and flat. Not one of them is scratched or something and generally there is no background noise, pops etc BUT on my copy of No Humans Allowed is something on side A (some mark) that effects on listening; it sounds like a scratch but it isn't. It goes on about 1 minute it's not big problem anyway. Now for the sound. It's obviously better than CD version of Chrome Box. I have Dossier clear vinyl edition of Half Machine Lip Moves to compare. New version sounds louder, it has more punch. Older version sounded clearer, brighter. Hard to decide which one sounds better. On the same album there is one mistake: originally between Tv As Eyes and Zombie Warfare there is no break, they run smoothly one into another but here there is break. These albums are not audiophile recordings to begin with; more like lo-fi beasts. Anyway I'm happy with them but maybe not worth replacing if you have all albums already. As a bonus there is often overlooked album Into The Eyes Of The Zombie King. As a proof that they are not sourced from CD title track is in its longer, LP version. Strangely track Trip The Switch and And Then The Red Sun are switched; same on tracklist on cover. Go figure.Overall its amazing set, truly an art object.

Delirium

Hello,Can you explain more, what do you mean with minor issues?

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