Album News, Tracklist, Video — August 17, 2012 at 8:12 am

Laibach covers The Normal, Bob Dylan for new ‘Reproduction Prohibited’ compilation

Mute Records this fall continues its new compilation series An Introduction To… with a disc celebrating Slovenian avant-garde industrial group Laibach’s “unique take on the art of the cover version,” compiling 15 tracks, including newly recorded version of The Normal’s “Warm Leatherette” and Bob Dylan’s “Ballad of a Thin Man.”

The disc, An Introduction To.. Laibach / Reproduction Prohibited, is due out Sept. 3 in Europe and Nov. 6 in the U.S., and, in addition to the new tracks, features remastered versions of covers released across the band’s 30-year career, including tracks by The Beatles (“Across the Universe,” “Get Back”), Queen (“One Vision”), Europe (“The Final Countdown”), Juno Reactor (“God is God”) and more (see full tracklist below).

Above, you can watch a trailer for the comp, set to the band’s Queen cover.

 

Tracklist: Laibach, An Introduction To… Laibach / Reproduction Prohibited

1. “Warme Lederhaut” – cover of The Normal’s ‘Warm Leatherette’
2. “Ballad of a Thin Man” – cover of Bob Dylan
3. “Germania” – Version of German national anthem, from the album Volk
4. “Anglia” – Version of British national anthem, from the album Volk
5. “Mama Leone” – originally recorded by schlager legend Drafi Deutscher, made famous by Bino
6. “B Mashina” – remixed version featured on Iron Sky OST, written by Tomi Meglic (Siddharta)
7. “Bruderschaft” – Laibach composition, from Trans Slovenia Express Vol. 2
8. “God is God” – by Juno Reactor, originally inspired by ‘Life Is Life,’ from Jesus Christ Superstar
9. “Final Countdown” – classic Laibach cover, originally recorded by Europe
10. “Alle Gegen Alle” – originally recorded by labelmates DAF
11. “Across the Universe” – originally recorded by The Beatles
12. “Get Back” – originally recorded by The Beatles
13. “Leben Heisst Lebend” – cover of Opus’ ‘Live Is Life,’ from Opus Dei
14. “Geburt Einer Nation” – cover of Queen’s’ One Vision,’ from Opus Dei
15. “Opus Dei” – cover of Opus’ ‘Live is Life’

 

 

4 Comments

  1. EPIC!!! Can’t wait!

  2. Batshiz Crazay

    Interesting. Didn’t even know they were still around!What they should do is team up with Rammstein and write a balls out crazy album with both singers.

  3. Will be picking this one up for sure!

  4. Its funny about Rammstein. They started out as Laibach clones & then turned to Die Kruppps Jr.

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