76 Club (Complete Burton on Trent Record

Editorial Reviews
Album Details
Limited 2CD, Individually Numbered. Cd1 Includes the Live Recording While Cd2 is a Picture Disc CD that Includes the Last Ever Interview the Band Did for USA Radio, Just Before the Group Split in 1978.

Tracks:

Supernaut (Trent Reznor Vocal Version) - 1000 Homo DJ's
No Devotion - Revolting Cocks
Beers, Steers And Queers (12' Version) - Revolting Cocks
Addiction - Sister Machine Gun
Violent Peace - Excessive Force
Envoye (12' Version) - The Young Gods
I Will Refuse (12' Version) - Pailhead
Faster Than Light - Lead Into Gold
Digital Tension Dimentia - Front Line Assembly
Your God Is Dead - Mussolini Headkick
Now Is The Time - Greater Than One
Shit For Brains - Pig
Cop Out - Hope And Kirk
Atomic Dog - Wreck
Elephant's Ground - Strike Under

Tracks:

Stowaway - Chris Connelly
Come Down Here - Chris Connelly
Love's Secret Domain - Coil
The Snow (Answers Come In Dreams 11 Version) - Coil
The Hacker - Clock DVA
Virus (12' Version) - KMFDM
Godlike (12' Version) - KMFDM
Every Day (Is Halloween) (Original 12' Version) - Ministry
Rigor Mortis - A Split Second
Butterfly Potion (12' Version) - Foetus
Father Don't Cry - Doubting Thomas
Nothing Stays - Cyberaktif
Words (Of The Dying) - Controlled Bleeding
Compulsion - In The Nursery

Tracks:

Rubber Glove Seduction (12' Version) - PTP
No Name, No Slogan (12' Version) - Acid Horse
What Time Is Love? (12' Version) - The KLF
Silicon Jesus (Duality Mix) - Psykosonik
Cuz It's Hot (12' Version) - My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult
Do You Fear (For Your Child) - My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult
Geburt Einer Nation - Laibach
God O.D. - Meat Beat Manifesto
Mindblower - Fred
I.C. Water - Psychic TV
Me And My Ding Dong - Pankow
The Name Game (7' Version) - Divine

Customer Reviews:

And Now That It's 13 Years Later ..........2007-04-04

... after the first printing of this collection, let me say LOUD and CLEAR that WaxTrax! (now TVT) Records NEEDS TO RE-RELEASE THIS COLLECTION OF CLASSICS!!! As it stands, Black Box is a hard to find collector's item, as the prices for used copies can attest (nobody's gonna have a new one available, kids, at least not for a reasonable price). You're lucky if you can find someone who kept immaculate, anal-retentive care of the discs. I was lucky to find a copy of this set at my local record shop, but the condition of the CDs would rate as GOOD, VERY GOOD at best. I'm just glad that after 13 years, they will still play in my CD player.

I'm not going to fire off a huge, elaborate critique of the set. If this kind of music from this time period pushes the dopamine receptors in your brain over the brink (and you know who you are), then this collection is for you. Yeah, it's primarily industrial in nature, but there are hints of techno, hard/goth rock, and dark experimental music. The 3-CD set clocking in at roughly 3 1/2 hours of music represents a nice, thick, bloody slice of a time and a place, and yes, it's just that damn good. Read the other reviews for point by point details. At worst, this one gets 4.5 stars. At best, it easily garners 5.

Wow....just wow.......2006-11-27

My interest in industrial music and its history lead me down the path to this little almost forgetten jem at this point.
This is industrial music as its not made anymore, as industrial music since the death of this label has become even more of a minor niche market fading into the obscure. But this box set captures industrial's golden age. An interesting mix of styles and history, it actually prompted to go visit the orginal WaxTrax store in Denver while on vacation(ironicly seeing one of the artists on the boxset.KMFDM). With all the music revials going on, I wish someone would revive this kind of industrial music, before its completely forgotten. The track that is the most well known is probably the cover of "Supernaut" with the Trent Renzor vocals, but that is to over look alot of other amazing material. You can feel the energy, the thoughtfulness, and the pioneering spirit racing though every track. The only shortcoming i'd say would be that Front 242's material couldn't be included.
Music history buffs will also get a kick out of this, there is a little booklet helping outline the history of the label, and quite a history it is. I find it quite sad that there is no real written books about WaxTrax and the chicago industrial scene of the 80s like there is for punk,hardcore,indie and their counterparts.
I recommend this comp 100%, and hope that you can feel the same love for this music as I do.

I wish I could give this collection 18 stars.......2002-11-04

I dj'd at college radio stations for 5 years in the late '80s, and was always pleasantly excited when I found a Wax Trax! label in the New bin. (Unfortunately, I usually did my shows in the dark and thought the name was "Wax Traxi" for the longest time!) The label was a mainstay of industrial music, and founders Jim Nash and Dannie Flesher consistently managed to sign and produce the most exciting musicians of the time -- the many incarnations of dear troubled genius Al Jourgensen, The Young Gods, FLA, Coil, Controlled Bleeding, Doubting Thomas, A Split Second, Lead Into Gold, Psychic TV, Foetus -- they are all here on three great discs packed with music that makes you want to move and feel. Disc One, Track One: Trent Reznor covers Black Sabbath's 'Supernaut' with 1000 Homo DJs -- a version previously unreleased, and then you are zipping through Sister Machine Gun and The Young Gods and oh so many more seminal industrial bands. Divine puts the "fun" in funky with "The Name Game", the label's second release. I was also happy to hear a few groups that had somehow slipped past me the first time around, like Wreck. I had a great time listening to this collection and am still listening to it. You can put in any of the three discs and be happy for a long time.

The packaging is beautiful -- a heavyweight black box covered with hip lettering and disturbing images; three black CD cases containing labeled discs and a listing with artist, cut, time and version information; and a terrific booklet that relates the anecdotal history of Wax Trax! -- it's artistically interesting as well as substantive and entertaining.

If you enjoy industrial music, you cannot go wrong with this incredible collection of the music and people that started it all. And why not put a few bucks into the pockets of the guys who loved the music more than the profits?