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Kukl
1984-08-20
Conway Hall
London, UK

Source:
CDR > EAC (Secure mode) > wav (1 wav) > lossy fillers deleted > glitches removed > normalised > leveled > CD WAVE (tracking) > FLAC FRONTEND (level 7, align sector boundaries) > flac *

Setlist:
01 Anna
02 The Spire **
03 Vials Of Wrath **
04 Open The Window And Let The Spirit Fly Free
05 Latent
06 (Unknown) **
07 Assassin
08 (Unknown) **
09 Dismembered

Notes:
* The CDR had more songs, but those turned out to be either lossy sourced, recorded badly or maybe not even by Kukl. These fillers were deleted first to not ruin the rest of the recording by normalising & leveling. The result is not a perfect recording, but is definately an upgrade from the original.
** The CDR came without a tracklist. All track titles were submitted after a comparison with both Kukl albums, so they could be wrong.

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KUKL concert review

KUKL performing with Flux of pink indians, D & V and Chumbawumba at Conway Hall. Review originally published in SOUNDS 3 sept. 1984.

Such stuff as legends are made of - REALLY. A concert that put a final nail in the coffin of plastic-pose-punk-piss, featuring four of the five best anorcho-punk (sorry about the label!) bands in the world. A shame that Crass weren't there as well to complete the power...

Kukl are an Icelandic group, which immediately puts them into a fairly select family: even if there were other Icelandic groups to make comparisons with (well-known journalist's pastime), it would be impossible. Venomous and humorous by turns, they possess a peculiarly charismatic frontsperson; if you don't manage to see them before they depart on an European tour, buy their indispensable LP 'The Eye' on Crass records and bemoan what you've missed. Fascinating!

review taken from http://home.swipnet.se/~w-10797/kukl/
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