Mectpyo Bakterium / Genocide O.T.M.

Re-issue of Maurizio Bianchi's early LP Mectpyo Bakterium, including a bonus disc with 55 minutes of ultra rare material, officially published on CD for the first time here. Disc 1: Tracks 1 & 2: engineering, production at Mectpyo Studio - 1981 in Milano, Italy. The first two tracks are from the 1982 LP [url=http://www.discogs.com/MB-Mectpyo-Bakterium/release/420582]'Mectpyo Bakterium'[/url] released by DYS Records, USA. The third track is from the [url=http://www.discogs.com/Various-40-Days-40-Nights/release/716932]'40 Days / 40 Nights'[/url] compilation on Stratosphere Music, Japan. The fourth track is from the [url=http://www.discogs.com/Various-International-Friendship/master/304460]'International Friendship'[/url] compilation on Syncord, Germany. Disc 2: All material contained in this CD was published in the 90s without Maurizio Bianchi's permission. Zyclombie is a bonus track from the limited (edition of 100) LP [url=http://www.discogs.com/Leibstandarte-SS-MB-Weltanschauung/release/714813]'Leibstandarte SS MB 2'[/url] released unofficially in the 90s in Japan (the track is titled Zyklombie there). Tracks 2 and 3 are taken from the ultra rare and ultra limited (edition of 50) acetate 7" [url=http://www.discogs.com/MB-Genocide-Of-The-Menses/release/1027264]'Genocide Of The Menses'[/url] released unofficially in the late 80s/early 90s by twothousandmaniacs in Japan. The last four tracks are highlights from the limited (edition of 150) 2LP compilation [url=http://www.discogs.com/MB-Anthology-1981-1984/release/420586]'M.B. Anthology 1981 - 1984'[/url] released unofficially in the 90s in Japan. The tracks on this compact disc were mastered directly from unofficial vinyl records. Sound quality varies. Editing and re-mastering Menstrual Studio, Varese (Italy) 2007. Edition of 600 numbered copies, in a tri-fold 10" sleeve with original artwork. (c) Maurizio Bianchi (p) menstrualrecordings 2008. According to an interview of Maurizio Bianchi in 'Studio Voice', the music on tracks 2-2 and 2-3 was not produced by him but by [a=Naohiro Ukawa].