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Biography

Liaisons Dangereuses

Probably the most highly anticipated electronic
CD reissue of all times:
Liaisons Dangereuses. Cloaked in mystery,
Liaisons Dangereuses had an unusually powerful and alluring vision
designed by Chrislo Haas from D.A.F. and Beate Bartel from Mania
D. They found a rather magical singer named Krishna Goineau for
their album who sang with passionate despair in French, Spanish,
German, and a fractured gaggle of Broken English. This unbelievably
romantic album was mixed at Conny Plank Studios and originally released
on vinyl in October 1981. With an infectous collage of electronic
rhythms, perhaps not heard of nor imagined before, combined with
explosions and scenery changes to keep listeners entirely disoriented
from start to finish, Liaisons Dangereuses paved the way for most
all EBM music since it's release. The album carried the single "Los
Ninos del Parque" which became an instant and obvious hit on
every dance floor it captured, and twenty-two years later still
remains a champion. Countless movements of electronic music (Detroit
Techno, Chicago House and the current Electroclash to name a few)
have cited the Liaisons Dangereuses album as a crucial influence
to their cause. Among the devoted include Dj legends Derrick May,
Carl Craig, Dj Hell and CK May.
Remastered from the original tapes, Liaisons
Dangereuses cracks back with the massive whip it deserves. The Hit-Thing
re-issue CD is true to the original album artwork and content packaged
in a high gloss Digi-Pak for the tender touch manufactured in Berlin.
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