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8 thoughts on “ Kill Remirez - Baader Meinhoff* - This Is The Hate Socialist Collective (CDr) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CDr release of This Is The Hate Socialist Collective on Discogs. Label: The Town House - none,Hut Recordings - none • Format: CDr Test Pressing • Country: UK • Genre: Rock • Style: Brit Pop, Indie Rock Kill Remirez: Baader Meinhof: /5.

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2. Apr 15,  · referencing Baader Meinhof, CD, Album, CDHUT 36, 8 2 1 Easily Luke Haines' finest hour (and he knows it, going by his book). The fairly straightforward concept, unfussy arrangements and no frills, muscular production mesh perfectly/5(79).

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3. 'Kill Ramirez' is bizarrely groovy, with the tabla-contributions, the sliding-strings & some Ronsonesque-guitar; while the album opens and closes on alternate-versions of the title track (evoking a circular-feeling). 'baader meinhof' is very much like an e.p., one that seems a bit overlooked and certainly deserves consideration alongside Haines /5(14).

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4. Kill Ramirez: Baader Meinhof: Notes Cardleeve Other Versions (5 of 8) View All. Cat# Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year; 8 2 2, This Is The Hate Socialist Collective ‎ (CDr, TP) The Town House, Hut Recordings: none: UK: Sell This Version.

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5. Apr 18,  · Baader Meinhof ‎– Baader Meinhof Label: Hut Recordings ‎– CDHUT 36, Hut Kill Ramirez: Baader Meinhof: Disc on-body copy: "This is the hate Socialist collective" Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 7 1 /5(19).

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6. Track 11 previously available on the bonus 7-inch coming with the LP Baader Meinhof, also on Luke Haines Is Dead Tracks previously released on the white label Untitled Tracks 13 & 15 also appeared on Luke Haines Is Dead The remix credits are explained by Luke Haines in the liner notes.

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7. THE HATE SOCIALIST COLLECTIVE The album begins and ends with different versions of theme song, ‘baader meinhof’, underlining a circular nature to things and giving the allure of an e.p. or a mini-LP. Haines has threatened to release a sequel album as ‘The Hate Socialist Collective’, or a second baader meinhof record.

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8. 'Kill Ramirez' is bizarrely groovy, with the tabla-contributions, the sliding-strings & some Ronsonesque-guitar; while the album opens and closes on alternate-versions of the title track (evoking a circular-feeling). 'baader meinhof' is very much like an e.p., one that seems a bit overlooked and certainly deserves consideration alongside Haines.

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