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1980
Celluloid (Fr) # 52 9568 1987: released as a CD in Germany on Interphon # IPCD2013-36
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Alan Vega 1980 : first solo record: Jukebox Babe - After two
albums of Suicide, Alan Vega built his own musical identity, quite
different from Suicide'one, since it's based on a minimalist
destructuration of the rockabilly. And it was a success: the title Jukebox
Babe has to be considered as a hit! (and actually was in France where Alan
Vega became an unlikely magazine pin-up).
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Jukebox Babe -
7" 1980 Celluloid (France) # 106218 Celluloid/CGD (Italy) # CLD 10339 7" with 2 tracks from the first LP (not same B-side than US Jukebox Babe single)
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1980
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PVC promo -12 inch 1980 Ze Records/PVC (USA) # 4901
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Split
promo 12" - Errol Dunkley / Alan Vega (double
faced)1981 Celluloid (Ger) # 600 367
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1981
Celluloid - CEL-5001 1987: released as a CD in Germany on Interphon # IPCD 2014-36
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Collision Drive One year after was issued his second solo record, in the
same vein as the first one, but with a real band, and with a cover (not a
common thing for Alan Vega): a revisited Be-Bop-A-Lula.
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Be-Bop-A-Lula 1981 Celluloid (Fr) - 106409 7" single released in France, with that real hit, confirming the first LP success story !
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1982
Celluloid (France) - # 335004 Celluloid Allemagne # 600 559
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Outlaw / Magdalena 84 ReMix 12" E.P. (33 T), with Outlaw and Magdalena
84 as 'Dance
versions' remixed by August Darnell (Kid Creole
& the Coconuts). Alan Vega and Martin Rev had gone in Detroit a few
months before to record with the team Darnell / Ze records for the
compilation "A Christmas Record " (see below).
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1989
1996 Infinite Zero - 43069 |
VEGA : Jukebox Babe/ Collision Drive French 1989 re-issue by french Celluloid as a compilation of the first 2 records. The booklet delivered with French pressing is written by Bayon, and it is excellent.
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1983
promo LP w.same ref. but "promo" on record label reissued on CD in 2004 with "Just A Million Dream" (see below) |
Saturn Strip A transition album between the un-structured rockabilly of
his first 2 albums, and his future production more electronic. Moreover
it's an excellent LP, produced by Ric Ocasek (of the Cars, and a fan of
Suicide since the beginning). Alan Vega thus finds itself signed by a
major! (maybe the reason why this could be qualified as his more
'circulatable' LP). "Annie je
t'adore"
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Wipeout Beat - 7"
45 rpm 1983 Elektra - 96-9794
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Video Babe -
7" - 45
rpm 1983 Elektra, Ger. # 96.9768-7
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Video
Babe - French promo 7" - 45 rpm 1983 Elektra, France # PRO 256
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Video
Babe - Australian promo
7" - 45 tours,
pochette blanche 1983 Elektra/Ze, Australia # 7-69805
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VIDEO
BABE promo 12" 1983 Elektra/Ze # EAOR 4902 US promotional only, 33t double sided : both sides are identical (track from Saturn Strip LP)
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AOR Mix - promo
12" 1983 Elektra/Ze # EAOR 4925 (33rpm, US, white sleeve)
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Saturn Drive /
Video Babe 12" 1983 Elektra (Ger.) # 96-6994 german 12" EP
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1984
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Lonely Jukebox -
democrazy records # 008 (bootleg vinyl LP)
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1985
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On the Run
12" 12" / 45 rpm to promote "Just a Million Dreams" LP, with all 3 tracks from the LP
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On the Run
12" another promotion EP was issued :
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1985
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Just a Million
Dreams His second and the last (?) record for a major: some people related that Elektra tried to kick him out of the recording sessions of recording, wishing to produce what had already been recorded. In vain... but then, Alan Vega had to find another label. However, this LP is a little disappointing, almost "wise", at least the most "pop" (forever) of all Vega's production. You have to listen to it to beleive it !!!
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Saturn Strip / Just A Million
Dream 2004 US CD reissue on Wounded Bird Records # WOU 259
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1990
1995 : réed.CD Infinite Zero - 43032
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Deuce Avenue The solo production of Alan Vega sets out again when
meeting with Liz Lamere: she is the second of a list of
partners-drums&machines, after Martin Rev. This record is strictly in
the vein Alan-Vega-minimalism.
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take away 7" given with Sniffin' Rock magazine #12 (SR 009) -
1990
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1991
1995- CD: Infinite Zero - 43027
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Power On To Zero Hour 10 tracks mixing up electronic, metal, indus. music... de
mélange de musique électronique, métal, industrielle ... Together again
with Liz Lamere, except than now Alan Vega plays guitar & keyboards. A
good record, still uptodate several years after. "This album is dedicated to Frankie"
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1993
1994 réed.CD Infinite Zero - 14507-2
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New Raceion The eleven tracks on the album are, as Vega himself puts
it, "About trying to bring different kinds of music
together into a new race, much the same as America is becoming a
multi-racial society, New Raceion is about a new way of
thinking." (quoted from 2.13.61
Publications). Again, Ric
Ocasek joined the project, and that's a full band playing. One of the best
Alan Vega's LP, with 2 tracks that should have been hits (Pleaser, Gamma
Pop).
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1995
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Dujang Prang In this LP he seems to divert himself, speaking kind of
japanese and beeing front of a beat from hell from Liz Lamere. Some tracks
are really excellent, as Sacrifice. The only one that may have been bored seems to be Mark
Kuch.
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1997
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Mutator Just saw this CD on sale ... too expensive for me, but I thought I should list it here although I'm not actually able to confirm the information, and even the reality of what was presenetd as a unissied LP by Alan Vega (!??) It might also just be anonymized tracks from Revolutionary Corps of Teenage Jesus (issued on Creeping Bent 1996/1999)... any more info welcomed : jes (à) limbos.org
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1999
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2007 Traducing the urban rhythm and energy, the big city
pressure, but much more obscure than his music from this year (i.e.
Rev.Corps), that's kind of indus. music, but might be then -in height
years- just a music of actuality (as it seems to be that man's habit).
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2007
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Station As Vega himself says, “Station represents a kind of
culmination point for me. It gathers up many of the elements that have
been in my previous work and takes them all the way. In many ways, it's my
most truthful record in that I'm now at the age where it’s easier for me
to listen to my own heart-beat and act on it creatively.”
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2009
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Alan Vega /
A.R.E.Weapons PROMO ONE SIDED 12” “MR VEGA CONTINUES TO CELEBRATE HIS SEVENTH DECADE ON THIS PLANET WITH TWO GREAT NEW TRACKS RECORDED IN 2008 WITH NEW YORK BASED & SUICIDAL ACCOLYTES DOO-WAP DUO A.R.E. WEAPONS.”
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2010
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Sniper - Marc Hurtado / Alan Vega sorti le 4 nov. 2010, un disque de musique indus plein
d'"nergie, de bruits et de fureur, réalisé en collaboration avec Marc
Hurtado.
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