Montreal Analog Orchestra / Industrial Jam Session 4, by Montreal Analog Orchestra

Montreal Analog Orchestra / Industrial Jam Session 4

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1.	Part One - Vegetables Hit Hardest (M.O.A.) 03:44	buy track
2.	Part Two (M.O.A.) 17:48	buy track
3.	Part Three (M.O.A.) 05:29	buy track
4.	Part Four (M.O.A.) 03:41	buy track
5.	Part Five (M.O.A.) 07:30	buy track
6.	Part Six – T.E.E. (M.O.A.) 04:53	buy track
7.	Part Seven – We Are Trying To Transmit A Message (M.O.A.) 09:59	buy track
8.	Intro (Industrial Jam Session 4) 01:29	buy track
9.	Cthulu Techno (Industrial Jam Session 4) 19:36	buy track
10.	Experiment Number Two (Industrial Jam Session 4) 10:58	buy track

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The Montreal Analog Orchestra was a one-time collaboration organized by Gerard Leckey, and took place at the Jailhouse Rock Café in Montreal, as part of “Industrial Jam Session” nights. This was session number 2.

Gerard Leckey is a Montreal musician whose many projects range from experimental to rock.

01 Part One: Vegetables Hit Hardest (M.O.A.)
02 Part Two (M.O.A.)
For those listening closely, you can hear the synth lines from two old Phÿcus tracks, “Lines” and “Phÿcus Is Not A Rock n Roll Band” in this one.
03 Part Three (M.O.A.)
04 Part Four (M.O.A.)
05 Part Five (M.O.A.)
06 Part Six: T.E.E. (M.O.A.)
07 Part Seven: We Are Transmitting A Message To You (M.O.A.)
For those listening closely, you can hear the synth line from the Phÿcus track, “You’re Killing Me” in this one.

Industrial Jam Session 4 took place on June 14, 1995, and featured members of Skull Fracture.

08 Intro (Industrial Jam Session 4)
09 Cthulu Techno (Industrial Jam Session 4)
10 Experiment Number Two (Industrial Jam Session 4)

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released March 15, 1995

Tracks 1 - 7:
Gerard Leckey – Analog Keyboard, Voice
Neil Wiernik – Tapes, Analog Keyboard
Brian Damage – Moog MG-1
FSK-1138 – Sampler, Sequencer and Analog Keyboard
Some dude - Electric Steel Drum

Tracks 8 - 10:
Brian Damage – Moog MG-1, Voice
Marc & Brent of Skull Fracture – Electronics, Voice
Some dude - Electric Steel Drum

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Phÿcus was a Canadian industrial / experimental band that existed from 1988 to 2000. Phÿcus transformed from the traditional band format into a network that included over 50 contributors in a dozen locales, with Montreal as its centre of operations. Phÿcus' success was minimal, but their output was prodigious. Now in 2020, Phÿcus is back with a new release, "CrowleyWood". ... more

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