Kleenex / Liliput: Live Recordings,TV-Clips & ... on 1 CD and 1 DVD

Kleenex / Liliput

Live Recordings,TV-Clips & ...

1 CD, 1 DVD

CD (Compact Disc)

Conventional CD, playable with all CD players and computer drives, but also with most SACD or multiplayers.

DVD

Most of the offered DVDs have the region code 2 for Europe and the PAL picture format. However, we also offer releases from the USA, which come on the market in NTSC format and with the country code 1. This is then indicated in our item details.

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Current price: EUR 16.99

Shipping (United States of America): EUR 19.90

Label:: Kill Rock Stars
Item number:: 5717077
UPC/EAN:: 0759656051422
Release date:: 23.3.2010

* CD + DVD
*** Digipack

If you've watched any live YouTube footage of Kleenex / Liliput then you know how amazing they were as a live band. This two CD/DVD set is a testament to their greatness. Featuring Kleenex live in Biel in 1979 and Liliput live in Zurichin 1983, the CD includes some never before released songs and the sounds ofa world-class band in their prime. The DVD is the much rumored about document of their European tour in 1982 mostly shot in Super 8mm and featuring their music.+ Important Swiss Post-Punk band, ranked #26 in Spin's "50 Most EssentialPunk Records" (2001)+ Previously unreleased tracks(Geierwally, Pink Hit, Where Do You Find the Time)+ Previously unreleased video footage including television studio quality sound and video and a super-8 film created during Liliput tour, 1982."Liliput celebrate the right rock gives to say anything, expressing their keen, nothumorlessintellects through voices and music alike. Their influence can be heardthroughout the riot-grrl Diaspora of modern times, but Liliput managed one crucialdifference: they made radical social and aesthetic re-engineering sound like thegreatest party you've ever been to in your life." - Pitchfork, 2001"...Liliput's alternate vision of pop is inspiring, entrancing, and therefore utterly essential..." - NME Magazine, 2001"...Eerie and delightful. Erudite and infantile. Nearly unknown, without an ounce of selfpity." - Spin Magazine, 2001"They convey both raw power and a sense of absolute creative freedom with every track, whether it's a bouncy more pop-ish number or an angular piece of post-punk. They're easy to fit within categories of both punk rock and feminism, yet they play with such a carefree, wild attitude that it's hard to imagine them pausing to intellectualize or categorize what they do." - Popmatters. com, 2001