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Boxset/Compilation, released in 2004

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Panzer Ruin (In The Hands Of Gillespie) (6:16)
2. That's All Folks (5:46)
3. Lucifer Over London (7:49)
4. Sad-Go-Round (5:43)
5. The Seven Seals Are Revealed At The End Of Time As Seven Bows: The Bloodbow, The Pissbow, The Painbow, The Faminebow, The Deathbow, The Angerbow, The Hohohobow (13:40)
6. Tamlin (10:35)
7. How The Great Satanic Glory Faded (6:23)
8. Misery Farm (2:29)

Total time: 58:41

Line-up / Musicians

- David Tibet
- Douglas P.
- Tony Wakeford
- Rose McDowall
- Steven Stapleton
- Freya Aswynn
- Colin Potter
- John Balance
- Michael Cashmore
- David Kenny
- Nick Saloman
- Greg Orion Chance
- Barry McCarus
- Joolie Wood

Releases information

CD Durtro DURTRO100CD (2004) UK
CD Durtro Jnana DURTRO JNANA1980CD (2005) CA
CD Durtro Soyuz DSM4025-06 (2006) Russia

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CURRENT 93 SixSixSix: SickSickSick ratings distribution

4.04
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(20%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(80%)
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Review by Warthur
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Collects various Current 93 non-album tracks, from the whimsical music hall cover Misery Farm to more serious fare. The big gems here are the tracks from the Lucifer Over London and Tamlin EPs, the former of which is a classic and the latter of which is very, very good. The track listing is rounded off with the studio tracks from the rather muddled part-studio part-live Looney Runes release. The end result makes it a little bit of a mixed bag, but at the same time it's an interesting snapshot of where Current 93 was in the mid-1990s and is a convenient way of obtaining those two EPs in particular, which most Current 93 fans will want to obtain.

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