UAIOE

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UAIOE

Studio album by KMFDM
Released	1989
Recorded	???
Genre	Industrial
Length	33:29
Label	Wax Trax! Records
Producer(s)	???
All Music Guide (2.5/5) link
KMFDM chronology
More & Faster (1989)	UAIOE (1989)	Virus (1989)

UAIOE is industrial rock group KMFDM's fourth album, released in 1989. This album features a reggae vocalist (Morgan Adjei) not appearing on any other KMFDM material. When asked about the album's title, En Esch said that the band intended it to be pronounced "like a scream or something." It is also a rearrangement of the vowels in the English alphabet. The album was recorded in Hamburg, Germany

UAIOE was released in the United States on Wax Trax! Records. This release contains the standard tracklist. The German release on Cash Beat Records includes the standard release with the additional tracks "Rip the System", "More & Faster" and "Naff Off", all available on the More & Faster single. The United Kingdom release, on Deutschland Strikeback Records features the same tracks as the German release, along with the track "Virus" also available on the Virus single.

UAIOE began a KMFDM tradition of using five-letter words as album titles, a tradition that survived until the 2005 release of Hau Ruck.

A re-release of UAIOE was released September 12, 2006, along with 1986's What Do You Know, Deutschland? and Don't Blow Your Top. Each album was digitally remastered, presenting these releases in a quality and clarity that has never been heard before. Each CD includes a booklet featuring the original album art, as well as extensive liner notes, lyrics for each song, and never before seen photos of the band. It has the standard release tracklisting.

1 Track listing
2 Personnel
3 Singles
4 Links

[edit] Track listing

[edit] Standard release

"Murder" (Sascha Konietzko, En Esch) – 3:26
"UAIOE" (Konietzko, Esch) – 3:57
"Loving Can Be an Art (Saturation Mix)" (Konietzko, Raymond Watts, Esch) – 4:13
"More & Faster 243" (Konietzko, Esch) – 2:55
"Rip the System (Duck & Cover Mix)" (Konietzko, Esch) – 3:20
"Thrash Up!" (Konietzko, Esch) – 3:17
"En Esch" (Esch) – 3:19
"Ganja Rock" (Konietzko, Esch) – 5:05
"Thumb Thumb" (Konietzko, Esch, Watts) – 3:55

[edit] Cash Beat Records release

"Murder" – 3:26
"UAIOE" – 3:57
"Loving Can Be an Art (Saturation Mix)" – 4:13
"More & Faster 243" – 2:55
"Rip the System (Duck & Cover Mix)" – 3:20
"Thrash Up!" – 3:17
"En Esch" – 3:19
"Ganja Rock" – 5:05
"Thumb Thumb" – 3:55
"Rip the System" – 3:30
"More & Faster" – 3:30
"Naff Off" (Konietzko, Esch) – 4:17

[edit] Deutschland Strikeback Records release

"Murder" – 3:26
"UAIOE" – 3:57
"Loving Can Be an Art (Saturation Mix)" – 4:13
"More & Faster 243" – 2:55
"Rip the System (Duck & Cover Mix)" – 3:20
"Thrash Up!" – 3:17
"En Esch" – 3:19
"Ganja Rock" – 5:05
"Thumb Thumb" – 3:55
"More & Faster" – 3:30
"Rip the System" – 3:34
"Naff Off" – 4:16
"Virus" (Konietzko, Esch) – 5:40

Track 2 borrows lyrics from several Frank Zappa songs, including "I'm the Slime".
Track 3 is a remake of "Conillon" from What Do You Know, Deutschland?.
Track 4 is a remix of "More & Faster" from More & Faster.
Track 5 is a remix of "Rip the System" from More & Faster.
Track 7 is a cover of Demon's Eye by Deep Purple.
Track 8 uses the same backing track as track 5.
Track 9 is a remake of "Kickin' Ass" from What Do You Know, Deutschland?