Andreas Ammer / FM Einheit "Radio Inferno" INV 097 1997 (72:23)
Canto I :34 Canto
XVIII 1:59
Canto II 1:08 Canto
XIX 2:09
Canto III 1:40 Canto
XX 2:46
Canto IV 2:29 Canto
XXI 2:08
Canto V 1:04 Canto
XXII 2:22
Canto VI 1:11 Canto
XXIII :19
Canto VII 1:39 Canto
XXIV 1:24
Canto VIII :48
Canto XXV 5:00
Canto IX 1:49 Canto
XXVI 4:23
Canto X 2:14 Canto
XXVII 2:37
Canto XI 3:50 Canto
XXVIII 7:38
Canto XII 1:38 Canto
XXIX 2:58
Canto XIII 1:36 Canto
XXX 1:29
Canto XIV 1:41 Canto
XXXI 2:09
Canto XV 2:43 Canto
XXXII 2:20
Canto XVI 1:10 Canto
XXXIII :53
Canto XVII :54 Canto
XXXIV 1:15
Yep, that's right ... 34 tracks!
Andreas Ammer and FM Einheit with Blixa Bargeld, Phil Monton, Yvonne Ducksworth, Enzo Minarelli, Caspar Brotzman and John Peel.
Overall impression: me like, but not on a frequent basis. Radio Inferno is a radio play telling the story of Dante and Virgil's visit to hell. As you can see, most of the tracks are very short. There's German texts, samples and singing (many in an operatic style) backed with miscellaneous samples (a very obvious one from Slayer), bleeps, rattles, screams, choirs, beats, guitar, etc. Every now and then are updates on what is going on by John Peel (in English), delivered in an almost Monty Python tongue in cheek style. I like this cd, but like I said, it's not something I'll listen to frequently. I can only listen to so much German, not being able to understand any of it. If you're already familiar with and like FM Einheit's "Sensation Death" and/or Ammer and Einheit's "Deutsche Krieger", you'll probably like Radio Inferno as well.
FM Einheit page at Invisible Records