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LP Record As pioneers of industrial rock and electro-industrial music, Skinny Puppy have influenced many other artists over the years, from Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson and Filter to Grimes, Yannis Philippakis (Foals), Crystal Castles, and Youth Code. They were all inspired by Skinny Puppy's unique sound and notoriously infamous live performances. Their second studio album, "Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse", released in 1986, is known both for its pornographic cover art (the political response resulted in a Parental Advisory label) and for inspiring the next generation of industrial music (Nine Inch Nails) with tracks like "Dig It" and "Stairs and Flowers". This LP reissue of The Perpetual Intercourse will be released with the original artwork.

LP Record The man who gave us the irresistible 2000 summer hit Bongo Bong (and the soundtrack to Madonna's film The Next Big Thing was a real highlight) returns with the first live album of his solo career. In the meantime, Manu Chao and his ten-piece live band, Radio Bemba Sound System, have played around 100 concerts worldwide. From Marseille to Tokyo and Los Angeles to Moscow, this diverse line-up has brought venues to a boil with its multicultural musical ratatouille. In September 2001, Manu Chao, the former leader and frontman of the band Mano Negra, performed live in Paris and made himself heard. The programme for that evening at the Grande Halle de la Villette featured tracks from both of his solo albums.

LP Record Released in 1996, El Vals Del Obrero by Ska-P is a ska punk album that reflects the band's political and social views. The title track is a protest song about the working class, and other songs on the album tackle themes such as racism, war, and social inequality. El Vals Del Obrero is an energetic album packed with catchy hooks and powerful lyrics.