Skinny PuppyRabies

Label:

Nettwerk – C4-93007

Format:

Cassette , Album , 100 50 0, Dolby HX Pro, B NR

Country:

Canada

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Industrial

Tracklist

A1 Rodent
A2 Hexonxonx
A3 Two Time Grime
A4 Fascist Jock Itch
B1 Worlock
B2 Rain
Vocals, Lyrics ByCyan*
B3 Tin Omen
B4 Rivers
B5 Choralone

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Nettwerk Productions Ltd.
  • Copyright ©Nettwerk Productions Ltd.
  • Licensed ToCapitol Records-EMI Of Canada
  • Manufactured ByCapitol Records, Inc.

Credits

  • Backing VocalsRave (3)
  • Design [Sleeve Designed By], TypographySteven R Gilmore*
  • Engineer [Additional Engineering And Assistance By]Marc Ramaer
  • Guitar, Vocals, Performer [Guest Artist]Alien Jourgensen*
  • Performer [Skinny Puppy]cEvin Key
  • Producer, EngineercEvin Key
  • Typography [Typesetting]Greg Sykes

Notes

This version has a timing window with "100 50 0" and eleven vertical hatchmarks. Other areas of the cassette shell architecture are different, as well.

XDR

℗ © 1989 Nettwerk Productions Ltd.

Catalog number on spine of J-card: C4 93007
Catalog number on shell and inside of J-card: C4-93007

Printed in U.S.A.

Issued with a with a J-card insert featuring lyrics and credits. The outside of the insert is full color, the inside is black ink on white.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 0 7777-93007-4 7
  • Matrix / Runout (Raised text inside cassette shell near playback area, side A): D T45
  • Matrix / Runout (Raised text inside cassette shell near playback area, side B): C T45

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
Rabies (CD, Album) Capitol Records CDP 7 93007 2 US 1989
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Rabies (LP, Album) Nettwerk C1 93007 US 1989
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Rabies (LP, Album, Stereo) Capitol Records 7 93007 1, 064 7 93007 1, 064-7 93007 1 Europe 1989
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Rabies (CD, Album, Club Edition) Nettwerk W2-30040 Canada 1989
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Rabies (Cassette, Album, Promo, Advance, Dolby HX Pro, B NR) Nettwerk C4-93007 Canada 1989

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Reviews

  • donotseemecricket's avatar
    Edited 11 years ago
    Considering the bulk of Skinny Puppy's catalog, this album is definitally, at least in my opinion, a very confused album and for that reason falls into the weaker side of the SP spectrum. The standout tracks for me are RODENT, WORLOCK, RIVERS and CHORALONE. I used to like WORLOCK more than RODENT but recently i may have changed my mind. RODENT and WORLOCK save this album, and are usually the two reasons i ever put it on. :P
    As far as the ending goes… the thunderclap to end it is cool, but noticably weak, and the band knew this and they give you a 'proper' thunderclap ending on TOO DARK PARK :)
    I like some Ministry, but not nearly as much as i love SP, and, yeah because Al J was on this thing, and the tension and mood he created for the band, kind of confused cEvin and Dwayne i think. Should they make tracks that sound like SP tracks? or tracks that Al would like? we end up having a bit of both and the album feels incomplete or scattered in a way.
    This is probably the only SP record i DONT feel i HAVE TO LISTEN to the WHOLE THING THRU. Because pure and simple, its not that kind of an album, its not very cohesive, it has some very cool tracks, and some middle of the road tracks. and then theres FACIST JOCK ITCH which is easily the weakest part of the record for me. Ogre got drunk and hassled some skinheads and they later beat him up for it, (the story goes somewhere along those lines) so he wrote the lyrics for that track… and while its aggressive, its not SP aggression, its not unique, its just machine gun drumming and guitar wanking; it sounds like Ministry, and if i want Ministry, ill go put on Ministry. Al got Ogre into doing Heroin on this album, and it shows. He lost a lot of his flair and focus.
    ANd as far as this album being the most bought or 'liked' i feel that it is most accessable to people who arent into the classic Skinny Puppy sound, which would be plenty of people, think about it, probably there are more people out there who dont listen to SP than do, and for them, this sounds most like the 'music they're used to' The heavy metal guitar sounds probably has a lot to do with it… go figure.
    Again, sure RABIES might have a 'harder sound' or more 'aggressive feel' to some, but to me, it just seeems like theyre being aggressive for the sake of being aggressive. No clear motive or idea that flows thru the album to tie it together. Ill take MIND or VIVI over RABIES anyday.

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