Vega, Alan - Saturn Strip 10.2.24 ch outlandish intentions-during which Lambchop's ever-changing

outlandish intentions-during which Lambchop's ever-changing line-up has continued to confound expectations

All of these songs are different versions from those found on subsequent full-length releases The Moon & Antarctica (2000) and Everywhere And His Nasty Parlour Tricks (2001)

Often evoking potent melancholy or icy unease

each is a multi-instrumentalist

shaded by a rock guitar and a soul organ

Vega, Alan - Saturn Strip 10.2.24 ch outlandish intentions-during which Lambchop's ever-changingLimited yellow colored vinyl LP pressing. Alan Vega's work with Suicide is revered by just about every electronic music artist who's tapped a keyboard or moved a mouse; his snarling, rockabilly styled vocals teamed with Martin Rev's ominous, repetitive soundscapes blazed a trail for post punk, synth pop, industrial rock, techno The list goes on. Vega's solo career substantially overlapped with his Suicide recordings; this 1983 release, his first for a