Scissors for Cutting Merzbow

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Scissors for Cutting Merzbow
Studio album by S.C.U.M.
Released 1989
Recorded 1988 May-December
Label ZSF Produkt MZ-007/8
S.C.U.M. chronology
Scissors for Cutting Merzbow
(1989)		 Severances
(1989)

Scissors for Cutting Merzbow is one of three albums by Masami Akita under the alias 'S.C.U.M.'. The album was released as a 2X12" vinyl set in a limited edition of 500 copies packaged in a heavy gatefold jacket. The title references the SCUM Manifesto, "Society for Cutting Up Men".

The album was later reissued into CD format as part of Merzbox.

Contents

[edit] Credits

  • Artwork by: Lowest Arts, Mitsuru Kito, Pornoise.
  • Mixed by, producer: Masami Akita
  • Noises: Kiyoshi Mizutani , Masami Akita
  • All titles by SCUM
  • Recorded at Studio & Live Beween May - Dec 88
  • Mixed At ZSF Produkt, Tokyo Dec 88
  • Remixed at Tad Pole Studio, Tokyo, Dec 88

[edit] Track listing

[edit] LP 1

Side A:

  1. "Cockchora"
  2. "Great Nude Variation No. 1"

Side B:

  1. "Kinetic Environment"
  2. "Yeah, But That Was Just Dyke Stuff"
  3. "Great Nude Variation No. 2"

[edit] LP 2

Side C:

  1. "Music For Funk Arts No. 1"

Side D:

  1. "Music For Funk Arts No. 2"