The Story of Infra Dig - 40th Anniversary Celebration

Infra Dig by Motor Totemist Guild
40th Anniversary Edition
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[@DjordjeSokolovski]

❤🎉

[@mrowsan]

Fascinating history of an astonishing record

[@amirsalmanian1988]

Wow

[@acetheta]

Hi James! So my copy on Archive One is not the whole album? I’ll have to check this out. What about the other albums… am I missing parts of Shapuno Zoo? My favorite album released in 1984 is Metal Church’s self-titled debut.

[@RotaryTotem]

Yes, Infra Dig, Shapuno Zoo, (and Luigi Futi) each have tracks that are not on the Archives compilations. Moreover, the new editions of Infra Dig and Shapuno Zoo are remastered and sound much better than the transfers used for the Archives CDs.

[@acetheta]

@@RotaryTotem Well it’s a Good Thing that I hadn’t gotten around to reviewing those albums yet. I’d have been telling everyone that they were the complete albums. I see that “Nigh” is on Contact with Veils; is that a different recording than the one on Infa Dig?

[@JamesGrigsby-bu1ln]

@@acetheta Yes, they are different. The recording on Infra Dig is with acoustic guitar and contrabass, the recording on CwV has synth, bass clarinet, cello, and vocals.