Notes From Thee Real Underground 1

Various Artists (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (October 2, 2001)
• Original Release Date: 2001
• Number of Discs: 3
• Label: Invisible Records
• ASIN: B00005QDB0
• Average Customer Review: 3.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #852,768 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. Take Me

2. Evil Force in My Pants

3. Alien Nation

4. Drive

5. Defense Mechanism

6. Monsters Are Real

See all 18 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2

1. Regenerate

2. Cereasin

3. The Escape

4. Grinfucker

5. Sorry

6. Standing on the Edge

See all 17 tracks on this disc

Disc: 3

1. Nobody

2. Afraid

3. No Object

4. Nine If You're Lucky

5. Rock N' Rolls Gone

6. Infidelity

See all 17 tracks on this disc

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars 3 awesome hard-core discs for the price of one, January 3, 2002

By A Customer

This review is from: Notes From Thee Real Underground 1 (Audio CD)

This one is for hard core fans. I bought this set at a live appearance of Bozo Porno Circus in Philadelphia. Just their tracks alone make this CD worth the price. If you love underground dance, you'll love this set. Flowers and machines and Bamboo crisis and BPC are all from the same record label, they are all examples of bands that make music because they love it.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Another Proper Track Listing, July 31, 2005

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V. Z. LaPier "giasine" (WA, USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Notes From Thee Real Underground 1 (Audio CD)

Here I go again vs. "Incorrect, Incomplete, and Missing Track Listings On Amazon." See below for the poop:

Disk 1

1. Scarlet Life - "Take Me"
2. Louie Fontaine - "Evil Force In My Pants"
3. The Narcissus Pool - "Alien Nation"
4. The Follow - "Drive"
5. Jakob - "Defense Mechanism"
6. Bozo Porno Circus - "Monsters Are Real"
7. Tub Ring - "Panic The Digital"
8. Vodka9 - "I Kissed A Killer"
9. Kill Pop - "Bow"
10. The Strand - "Cleanse"
11. Mistle Thrush - "Heavy Set John"
12. Livesexact - "Up To Get Down"
13. TV Jesus - "FistF*cker (Radio Edit)"
14. SMP - "Acid Drop"
15. Karma Sutra - "Prana"
16. Bamboo Crisis - "DNA"
17. Krell - "Ready For Love"
18. D. A. Sebastian - "Isabella Rossellini"

Disk 2

1. Parallax1 - "Regenerate"
2. The Lack - "Cereasin"
3. Lorin Richards - "The Escape"
4. Caligari - "Grinf*cker"
5. Pointy Teeth - "Sorry"
6. The Follow - "Standing On The Edge"
7. D. A. Sebastian - "Monster Monster"
8. Flowers & Machines - "Levitation"
9. Louie Fontaine - "Showbizz"
10. Voodou - "Kill The World For You"
11. The Narcissus Pool - "For Porno Use Only"
12. Kill Pop - "Breath"
13. Tub Ring - "Living With Rene's Head"
14. Jakob - "Gaggers"
15. Karma Sutra - "March Together"
16. Ceoxime - "Subsume"

Disk 3

1. Voodou - "Nobody"
2. Pointy Teeth - "Afraid"
3. TV Jesus - "No Object"
4. Livesexact - "Nine If You're Lucky"
5. Vodka9 - "Rock N' Roll's Gone
6. The Lack - "Infidelity"
7. Bozo Porno Circus - "Happy House"
8. SMP - "Analogue Assassins"
9. Mistle Thrush - "Jody Stone"
10. Paralax1 - "Sweaty Love"
11. Scarlet Life - "Becoming"
12. Caligari - "What's In A Name?"
13. Krell - "Black Death Wish"
14. Ceoxime - "Beg & Plead"
15. The Strand - "Chicks Suck"
16. Lorin Richards - "Hanging By A Thread"
17. Flowers & Machines - "Sail Away"

As I stated elsewhere, the music on all "Notes From Thee Real Underground" comp CDs is hand-picked by Martin Atkins (Pigface, Damage Manual, etc.). Thus, the comps consist of industrial, noise, experimental, and "weirdness." Caveat Emptor!

Steal them from your rivethead friends.

2.0 out of 5 stars Hit and a Miss, February 16, 2008

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jdartist - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Notes From Thee Real Underground 1 (Audio CD)

I wanted to open myself up to some artists I hadn't really listened to before, and that played into the industrial/goth rock kind of scene. I do this quite frequently where I'll purchase a compilation CD, and I've never really gone wrong with it. This one; however, was just not my cup of tea. I really liked "Evil Force In My Pants" by Louie Fontaine just because of the odd music, and there were a couple other songs that weren't too bad, but they didn't catch me enough to get any more into the artist's work aside from what I have on this CD. All in all, the other reviews are right, this is for hardcore fans who really know the artists.