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Track List
01) Wild Flower
02) Peace Dog
03) Lil' Devil
04) Aphrodisiac Jacket
05) Electric Ocean
06) Bad Fun
07) King Contrary Man
08) Love Removal Machine
09) Born to Be Wild
10) Outlaw
11) Memphis Hip Shake
Cd 2
01) Love Removal Machine
02) Wild Flower
03) Peace Dog
04) Aphrodisiac Jacket
05) Electric Ocean
06) Bad Fun
07) Conquistador
08) Zap City
09) Love Trooper
10) Outlaw
11) Groove Co.
01) Wild Flower
02) Peace Dog
03) Lil' Devil
04) Aphrodisiac Jacket
05) Electric Ocean
06) Bad Fun
07) King Contrary Man
08) Love Removal Machine
09) Born to Be Wild
10) Outlaw
11) Memphis Hip Shake
Cd 2
01) Love Removal Machine
02) Wild Flower
03) Peace Dog
04) Aphrodisiac Jacket
05) Electric Ocean
06) Bad Fun
07) Conquistador
08) Zap City
09) Love Trooper
10) Outlaw
11) Groove Co.
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3:34
2:44
4:11
2:49
3:33
3:12
4:17
3:56
2:52
3:59
5:17
4:12
5:10
4:26
4:14
6:26
2:54
5:17
3:56
5:09
4:14
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First Released
2013
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After the breakthrough success of their second album, Love, the Cult began working on a follow-up with producer Steve Brown. In the summer of 1986, they recorded twelve tracks at the Manor Studio in Oxfordshire. These recordings, which came to be known as the Manor Sessions, were to make up a new album, tentatively entitled Peace. However upon completion of the recording sessions, the band decided that they were unhappy with the sound, and began to look for a new producer.
The band went on to choose Rick Rubin, who was known for producing albums for hip hop artists and thrash metal band Slayer. These new recordings, with a slightly different track-list and running order, became the album that was released.
Although all twelve of the Manor Sessions tracks were initially scrapped, four of them would turn up as B-sides to singles from Electric. A further five of them appeared on a limited edition EP, and with the release of Rare Cult in 2000, the rest of the unreleased Steve Brown-produced tracks were made available, albeit in a limited edition format. They were finally made available on a mainstream release in 2013 as part of the Electric Peace release.
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After the breakthrough success of their second album, Love, the Cult began working on a follow-up with producer Steve Brown. In the summer of 1986, they recorded twelve tracks at the Manor Studio in Oxfordshire. These recordings, which came to be known as the Manor Sessions, were to make up a new album, tentatively entitled Peace. However upon completion of the recording sessions, the band decided that they were unhappy with the sound, and began to look for a new producer.
The band went on to choose Rick Rubin, who was known for producing albums for hip hop artists and thrash metal band Slayer. These new recordings, with a slightly different track-list and running order, became the album that was released.
Although all twelve of the Manor Sessions tracks were initially scrapped, four of them would turn up as B-sides to singles from Electric. A further five of them appeared on a limited edition EP, and with the release of Rare Cult in 2000, the rest of the unreleased Steve Brown-produced tracks were made available, albeit in a limited edition format. They were finally made available on a mainstream release in 2013 as part of the Electric Peace release.
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