EYELESS IN GAZA /SUICIDE  records from My Vinyl AND MORE

This is a compilation i made for Myself ..long time ago,
just to have the best track., from my records, ( of this band)on a CD
maybe someone outthere can dig it..allright?

all my records are first pressing...i'm aan old fartz
I added some bonus, some SUICIDE numbers and so on...

01 Eyes of Beautifull Losers
02 Still air
03 Invibisility
04 Others
05 Jane dancing Ever present
06 Seven years
07 From a to b
08 Speech rapid fire
09 Knives replace air
10 Faceless
11 Point you
12 Rose petal knot
13 Every wich way

BONUS SUICIDE

14 Jonny dance
15 Space blue
16 dream baby dream
17 Rocket usa
18 from second LP
19 From second LP
20 fast money music

BONUS CABARET VOLTAIRE
21 Traccia21

BONUS TUXEDO MOON
22 From first Lp

BONUS MEAT PUPPETS
23 Backwater live

1-2   12" Eyes of beautifull losers 1981 Caught In Flux double LP
3-5   "invibisility" Eyeless in gaza single  1981
6-10  from first LP 1980  Photographs As Memories
11-13 from second lp Caught In Flux double LP
14-15 Suicide demos 1975  Suicide – 1/2 Alive
16    From "No New york" comp 1977
17    From first Lp 1977 SUICIDE
18-20 From second LP  Suicide: Alan Vega · Martin Rev 1980
21    Cabaret Voltaire EP  Cabaret Voltaire – Extended Play 1980
22    Tuxedo moon first Lp  Half-Mute 1980
23    Live tape, no details, soundboard


Eyeless In Gaza is an English musical duo of Martyn Bates and Peter Becker, based in Nuneaton, Warwickshire. They have described their music as "veer[ing] crazily from filmic ambiance to rock and pop, industrial funk to avant-folk styles."[3] Formed in 1980, the group went into hiatus in 1987, re-emerging in 1993.
History
1979-1982: avant-garde beginnings

Martyn Bates had grown up in Bedworth, England, in a staunchly Methodist family with "undercurrents of magic", and had listened to folk music from an early age, subsequently being inspired by the first wave of post-punk.[4] He was in a very early lineup of the Coventry-based band Reluctant Stereotypes, and also released a cassette of experimental electronic music in 1979 under the name of Migraine Inducers.[5] Peter Becker had played in a covers band before buying and experimenting with a Wasp synthesizer (he released a solo cassette-album in June 1980 and a second a year later).[6]

Bates was working as a hospital porter and Becker as a laboratory technician when the two met, having simultaneously been turned down for membership in the Nuneaton band Bron Area. They began making music together as Eyeless in Gaza in February 1980.[7] and with both contributing vocals and multiple instruments.[5][8] The band name is a reference to the novel Eyeless In Gaza by Aldous Huxley (which in turn was influenced by John Milton's Samson Agonistes).[9]

Early sessions resulted in the tracks included on their first EP, Kodak Ghosts Run Amok, which they pressed, packaged and marketed entirely by themselves, inspired by the manufacturing and promotion instructions provided on Scritti Politti's Skank Bloc Bologna EP.[10] Bates later acknowledged their origin as a band from the "independent scene".[11] Within a year Eyeless in Gaza had recorded two albums[12] and set up their own record label, Ambivalent Scale, in order to release limited edition cassettes of assorted solo works, other local Nuneaton groups and each member's separate collaborations with other musicians.[7][13] (Both Becker and Bates released solo albums on cassettes between 1979 and 1981.)