The Zero State
The Zero State is the debut album from Arthur Loves Plastic and was released in 1995.[1]
Release notes
"Trademark "Happy House and Trippy Trance" loaded with cheap thrills and copyright infringement. Includes vocals by goth god John Sudnik and commentary by Camille Paglia."[1]
Track listing
All songs written and composed by Bev Stanton.
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1. |
"I Love You" |
3:00 |
2. |
"Souvenir" |
4:17 |
3. |
"The Plastic Men" |
4:12 |
4. |
"Girls in the Fast Lane" |
3:46 |
5. |
"Obey Me" |
4:49 |
6. |
"104th" |
3:44 |
7. |
"Peace" |
4:19 |
8. |
"Shocked" |
4:40 |
9. |
"Rain" |
5:48 |
10. |
"Hidden" |
3:25 |
11. |
"I Got Somethin'" |
5:06 |
12. |
"Urges" |
4:15 |
13. |
"Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah" |
4:08 |
14. |
"Take Me Away" |
4:24 |
15. |
"Women Have All the Power" |
3:41 |
Total length: |
63:44 |
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16. |
"Nine Minute Souvenir" |
9:08 |
References
External links
Audio previews from The Zero State
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- Book:Arthur Loves Plastic
- Portal:Electronic music
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