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Richard H Kirk

TONY CONRAD WITH FAUST

Outside The Dream Syndicate

CAROLINE, 1973

There was some interesting stuff bubbling under before punk kicked in. I’d been listening to Faust when I was at sixth form, so I probably just spotted this in a record shop. I was quite into the whole idea of drones and long, repetitive tracks. I used one side of this, “From The Side Of Man And Womankind”, as an intro for Cabaret Voltaire in the late ’70s, because it was a really good tension builder, it just went on and

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