No New York
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| - | '''No New York''' is a [[compilation album]] released in [[1978 in music|1978]]) by [[Antilles Records]] under the curation of producer [[Brian Eno]]. Although it only contained songs by four different artists, it is considered by many to be the definitive single album documenting New York City's [[No Wave]] movement. The album became well-known in underground rock circles; an unrelated album was released in 1981 entitled ''Yes L.A.'', featuring the band [[X (US band)|X]]. In 2003, Criminal IQ Records, along with Brian Costello's Protomersh Records released a CD that paid tribute to the two albums' ethos of scene documentarianism by releasing a compilation titled ''Maybe Chicago?'' | + | '''No New York''' is a [[compilation album]] released in [[1978 in music|1978]] by [[Antilles Records]] under the curation of producer [[Brian Eno]]. Although it only contained songs by four different artists, it is considered by many to be the definitive single album documenting New York City's [[No Wave]] movement. The album became well-known in underground rock circles; an unrelated album was released in 1981 entitled ''Yes L.A.'', featuring the band [[X (US band)|X]]. In 2003, Criminal IQ Records, along with Brian Costello's Protomersh Records released a CD that paid tribute to the two albums' ethos of scene documentarianism by releasing a compilation titled ''Maybe Chicago?'' |
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No New York is a compilation album released in 1978 by Antilles Records under the curation of producer Brian Eno. Although it only contained songs by four different artists, it is considered by many to be the definitive single album documenting New York City's No Wave movement. The album became well-known in underground rock circles; an unrelated album was released in 1981 entitled Yes L.A., featuring the band X. In 2003, Criminal IQ Records, along with Brian Costello's Protomersh Records released a CD that paid tribute to the two albums' ethos of scene documentarianism by releasing a compilation titled Maybe Chicago?
Tracklist
- 1. "Dish It Out"
- 2. "Flip Your Face"
- 3. "Jaded"
- 4. "I Can't Stand Myself"
- 5. "Burning Rubber"
- 6. "Closet"
- 7. "Red Alert"
- 8. "I Woke Up Dreaming"
- Mars:
- 9. "Helen Fordsdale"
- 10. "Hairwaves"
- 11. "Tunnel"
- 12. "Puerto Rican Ghost"
- DNA:
- 13. "Egomaniac's Kiss"
- 14. "Lionel"
- 15. "Not Moving"
- 16. "Size"
Personnel
- Nancy Arlen — drums, group member
- Adele Bertei — organ, group member
- Constance "China" Burg — guitar, vocals, group member
- James Chance & The Contortions — performer
- James Chance — saxophone, vocals, performer, group Member
- Sumner Crane — guitar, vocals, group Member
- Robin Crutchfield — organ, vocals, group member
- Mark Cunningham — bass, vocals, group member
- D.N.A. — performer
- Brian Eno — producer, cover design, cover photo
- Bradley Field — drums, group member
- Jody Harris — guitar, group member
- Rod Hui — assistant engineer
- Ikue Ile — drums, group member
- Steven Keister — cover design
- Arto Lindsay — guitar, vocals, group member
- Lydia Lunch — guitar, vocals, group nember
- Mars — performer
- Kurt Munkasc — engineer
- Pat Place — slide guitar, group member
- Gordon Stevenson — bass, group member
- Teenage Jesus & the Jerks — performer
- Vishek Woszcyk — engineer
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