Nervous Gender ?– Music From Hell 1981 VG+ Subterranean Records ?– SUB 21

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Nervous Gender ?– Music From Hell Label: Subterranean Records ?– SUB 21 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: US Released: 1981 Genre: Electronic, Rock Style: Industrial, Punk, Experimental, Post-Punk TracklistHide Credits Martyr Complex A1 Monsters A2 Nothing To Hide A3 Cardinal Newman Written-By – E. Stapleton* A4 Fat Cow Voice [Insult Solo] – David Hughes (8), Michael Intrier* A5 Alien Point Of View A6 People Like You A7 Regress For You Beelzebub Youth B1 Christian Lovers Written-By – C.D.* B2 Exorcism Written-By – Jesus Pagano Lozada B3 Bathroom Sluts Voice [Moans] – Dinah Cancer Written-By – C. Duffy B4 Pie On A Ledge Written-By – JPL* B5 Push, Push, Push Written-By – P. Repose* B6 Alice's Song Performer [String Onsonble, Polyphonic], Written-By – Alice Armendaries Synthesizer – Michael Ochoa Companies, etc. Mastered At – Greg Lee Processing – L-7188 Phonographic Copyright (p) – Subterranean Records Credits Backing Vocals, Tambourine – Jim Bigolo Lead Vocals [Some] – Patrice Repose (tracks: B1 to B6) Loops [Tape], Effects [Tape], Tape [Sneaky Underhanded Tape Recordings Of Private Matters] – Don Bolles (tracks: B1 to B6) Percussion [Synthesized], Noises, Guitar [Effects] – Don Bolles (tracks: A1 to A7) Producer – Gerardo Velázquez, Michael Fox Synthesizer [Some], Noises [Throat], Lead Vocals – C. Duffy (tracks: B1 to B6) Synthesizer, Backing Vocals – Bill Cline Synthesizer, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Edward Stapleton, Gerardo Velázquez, Jesus Pagano Lozada Written-By – G. Velázquez* (tracks: A1, A2, A4 to A7, B6) Notes Tracks B1 to B5 performed live in Traetion Gallerie May 30 1981.
The entire contents of this album were recorded on a Toshiba RT-8200a portable cassette recorder and a Sankyo STD-1700 cassette deck. Our most outrageous thanks to Mr Mike Fox for his fidelity recouperation tactics. This album was recorded and mixed in a span of 36 hours (mistakes and all).
spine gives the catalog number as SUB 21, labels give it as SUB 666
the band's web site points out that Beelzebub Youth is often mistakenly identified as a separate band, but was really only the name of the tracks on the second side