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Pig Industrial 2005 Russia

Genre:	Electronic / Rock
Performer:	Pig
Title:	Pigmata
Style:	Industrial
Date of release:	2005
Country:	Russia
MP3 album size:	1768 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1914 mb
WMA album size:	1665 mb
Digital formats:	DMF AIFF RA AUD MPC AU AC3

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Suck Spit Shit Lyrics By – WattsMusic By – Hodgson, Watts, White	5:29
2	Here To Stay Lyrics By – WattsMusic By – Heal, Watts*Programmed By [Additional] – Marc Heal	3:31
3	Reject Lyrics By, Music By – Watts*	5:15
4	Situation Lyrics By – WattsMusic By – Heal, Watts*Programmed By [Additional] – Marc Heal	3:38
5	Kundalini Lyrics By – WattsMusic By – White	5:46
6	Vitriol Vice And Virtue Lyrics By – WattsMusic By – Hodgson, Watts*	3:51
7	Take Lyrics By, Music By – Watts*Vocals – Harry	5:01
8	Arbor Vitate Lyrics By – WattsMusic By – Fuji, Watts*	4:33
9	Stage Slut Lyrics By, Music By – Watts*	4:20
10	Junky Backing Vocals – Bryan BlackLyrics By – Black, WattsMusic By – Watts*Programmed By [Additional] – Olivier Grasset	6:04
11	God Rod Lyrics By, Music By – Watts*	5:27
12	On The Slaughterfront Lyrics By, Music By – Watts*	6:46
13	Filth Healer Lyrics By, Music By – Watts*	5:21

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Metropolis Records
Copyright (c) – Metropolis Records
Recorded At – Ranch Apocalypse (London)
Produced At – Ranch Apocalypse (London)
Mixed At – Ranch Apocalypse (London)
Recorded At – Pigsty
Recorded At – Punish Studios
Mastered At – Subversive Sound
Copyright (c) – Raymond Watts
Copyright (c) – Wall Of Sound
Copyright (c) – Sony / ATV Music Publishing
Copyright (c) – KMFDM Ent. US
Copyright (c) – Universal Music Publishing
Copyright (c) – Victor Entertainment
Pressed By – Cinram, Olyphant, PA – Z46201

Credits

Backing Vocals – Arianne Schreiber
Bass, Programmed By – Eden*
Design, Photography By – Stephen Lovell-Davis
Drums – Andy Selway
Guitar – Joolz Hodgson*
Guitar [Additional] – Jules Cooper
Guitar, Programmed By – Steve White
Mastered By – Isaac W. Glendening*
Recorded By, Producer, Mixed By – Eden*, Raymond Watts
Vocals, Guitar, Programmed By – Raymond Watts

Notes

Recorded at Ranch Apocalypse, London.
Additional recording at Punish Studios and Pigsty, Seattle.
Mastered at Subversive Sound, Drexel Hill.

This is a re-issue of the Pigmartyr album. Originally recorded as a Pig CD, it was released under the alias of Watts upon completion. However, the album suffered a botched release by the record label and featured a poor mastering job. Subsequently, Raymond Watts chose to move it back under the Pig name and retitled the album "Pigmata". This edition features entirely new artwork, three new tracks and was remastered by Isaac Glendening of Cesium:137.

Released in standard jewel case.
Made in the USA
©&℗ 2005 Metropolis Records

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 7 82388 03972 7
Rights Society: BMI
Matrix / Runout: ifpi L909 Z46201 4 MET 80397-2 RE-1 01 M1S1
Mastering SID Code: ifpi L909
Mould SID Code: IFPI 2U7B

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MET 397	Pig	Pigmata ‎(CD, Album, RM)	Metropolis	MET 397	Russia	2006

Rishason

After a bit of controversy and a long wait, PIG (Or in this case, KMFDM minus two people) returns with Pigmata. It goes without saying that the project Raymond Watts created hasn't been in the forefront of his time in recent years, and it seems to be reflected on Pigmata. The majority of the songs sound like overprocessed (Or underprocessed, because of the poor mastering job) 90s alternative, and the standout songs, like Here To Stay, Situation, and Take, sound almost exactly like KMFDM. What distinguishes this CD in ANY way from KMFDM is merely the lack of Sascha Konietzko's growl. That being said, the CD is not bad to listen to. Once the listener gets past just how bad the production is, and accepts how much like KMFDM the CD is, he realizes that some of the songs are pretty fuckin' badass. Watts's penchant for song titles shows through again on songs like Suck Shit Spit and God Rod, the latter sounding like KMFDM at its mid-90s peak mixed with a bit of Nine Inch Nails, and yes, a hell of a lot of PIG (plus some extremely explicit Watts lyrics). Kundalini takes the listener on an electronic excursion; Steve White's programming on Pigmata is fantastic. As a PIG album goes, Pigmata is a bit disappointing. Raymond Watts has done better in the past, and he seems unable to shake off the chains of KMFDM (Which may be why he didn't appear on their latest album). But musically, it's a pretty damn good CD. Some of the guitar parts run together, and the production is AWFUL, but still, if I had to start over, I'd buy Pigmata again.