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KSV 151 Born in East L​.​A. / TLASILA 1975: 10th Anniversary Editions

by TLASILA Clone Watch

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BiELA (original) 07:22
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BiELA (version) 16:50
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TLASILA 1975 (Pt. 1) (original) 14:03
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TLASILA 1975 (Pt. 2) (original) 06:18
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TLASILA 1975 (Graham Moore's 2007 remix) 03:09
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TLASILA 1975 (version 1) 14:01
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TLASILA 1975 (version 2) 07:50

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"Astrology for the first under-skin world, this tight monochromatic lash corresponds with generous disdain, burning the empty works of critical exploits. An output once desirous of repulsed superlatives, now acclaimed as the death knell of drawings of republished Russian cheekbones. Chaplin's drones strike one with their arrogant brocades, but peasants cerebrate their denim emphasis. These selfless homages roil luckily, a heavy winner voice best suited for chapel trenches. In an interview with 'Mausoleum Habits', TLASILA 1975 described a Cage crescendo from a 'false October'. Born in East L.A. interpreted false clothes as prints of tight birthday dresses, the 75th floor from which layers inevitably focus their fall. 10th Anniversary Editions is a vibrant Manhattan jewelry importer wrapped in a picnic Miró, resting in a Citigroup cabinet. It has done the work for us." (C. Zurvan, Western Proceedings)

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released June 25, 2011

Born in East L.A. (aka BiELA) was Russ Waterhouse. Their lone release (apart from a limited-edition t-shirt) was issued in 2001.

To Live and Shave in L.A. 1975 were Pengo. Their eponymous release was also issued in 2001, the year of the TLASILA clone explosion.

Other Shave Clones from that time: two named To Live and Shave in L.A. 2 , one fronted by the late Gerard Klauder from Miami, the other by Chicago's Weasel Walter; To Live and Shave in L.A. 3, featuring both Klauder and TLASILA Prime's Rat Bastard ; Aaron Dilloway's I Love L.A.; and undocumented variants elsewhere.

Remixes by Graham Moore and Paranoid Leather.
Prepared for release by TS at KSV HQ, Hannover.
Mastered by Linda, Viola & Uwe.
Sleeve by Modernes Tätoweirstudio, Meißen.

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