This Fred Records edition of the classic "Killing Time" album is the one to get -- the sonics are the best these admittedly scrotty tracks have ever sounded. It includes all six bonus tracks from the RecRec re-issue, plus an additional two live tracks, for a total of almost 64 minutes/5(11).

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Fred Frith, Fred Maher, and Bill Laswell power Killing Time, undoubtedly the finest avant-rock studio recording of the s. One mark of great art is timelessness, and maybe 25 years isn't an eternity exactly, but over a quarter century after the album was recorded it sounds as fresh as ever/5(11).

It was released in September, , through record label Celluloid. It consists of a compilation of recordings made at Martin Bisi's OAO studio in Brooklyn, New York in June, , and live recordings taken from their April, Paris concerts.

A masterpiece of an exercise in dissonance and cacophony, Killing Time was the only album recorded by an NYC no wave trio called Massacre.

A more than adequate overview of Bill Laswell's work at Celluloid, where he successfully blurred the division lines between hip-hop, rap, reggae, African music, jazz, and avant-garde, this two-CD anthology includes his work as a producer as well as solo and band recordings. Laswell displays both his strengths and weaknesses (brilliant bass playing, over-reliance on some techno-toys, an ear for.

Killing Time, an Album by Massacre. Released in on Fred (catalog no. RēR/FRO 10; CD). Genres: No Wave, Experimental Rock, Noise Rock.

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