Geluidshouwerij / How to Get Rich in Rotterdam: D.A.P.A. / Oefening Kunstbaardt in Rotterdam - VINYL LP

Geluidshouwerij / How to Get Rich in Rotterdam: D.A.P.A. / Oefening Kunstbaardt in Rotterdam - VINYL LPTitle: D. A. P. A. Oefening Kunstbaardt in Rotterdam Artist: Geluidshouwerij How to Get Rich in Rotterdam Label: Discos Transgenero Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 769791974975 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2019 11 01 Number of Discs: 1 2018 release. Discos Transgnero presents the first ever compilation of How To Get Rich In Rotterdam, Oefening Kunstbaardt, and D. A. P. A. These were projects of Chris Lindquist and Paul Stoute with the collaboration of Linda

Title: D.A.P.A. / Oefening Kunstbaardt in Rotterdam
Artist: Geluidshouwerij / How to Get Rich in Rotterdam
Label: Discos Transgenero
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 769791974975
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2019-11-01
Number of Discs: 1

2018 release. Discos Transgénero presents the first ever compilation of How To Get Rich In Rotterdam, Oefening Kunstbaardt, and D.A.P.A. These were projects of Chris Lindquist and Paul Stoute with the collaboration of Linda Lindquist, all of whom were based in Rotterdam in the early '80s. How To Get Rich In Rotterdam was a group formed by Chris Lindquist and Paul Stoute, releasing only one self-titled seven-inch. This single was a very limited edition with two different covers. Johan Kugelberg selected HTGRIR for his Top 100 DIY Singles, describing it as "brilliant, plodding art-slop that reeks of inside jokedom. This record is a reason unto itself to pay eBay prices for vintage drum machines." Oefening Kunstbaardt and D.A.P.A. were the names of two albums that Chris created in his studio named Geluidshouwerij. The first one included the participation of Paul and the second one was done only by Chris. Following an experimental and avant-garde line, these were only released as cassettes. After restoring the sound from the original master tapes, this compilation presents these classic DIY recordings from Chris and Paul for the first time on vinyl in high quality audio. The cover design and illustrations are by René & Paul Stoute. So, come back to the beginning of the eighties, back to the so-called cassette period where people started making music recordings in their living rooms with equipment that was in reach. If you are interested in something different you should pay attention to this album with it's imaginary kaleidoscope of strange, experimental, and sometimes funny tunes.

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