Psychic TVN.Y. Scum

Label:

Temple Records – TOPY 002

Series:

History Series – 2

Format:

Vinyl , LP, Limited Edition, Numbered

Country:

UK

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Industrial

Tracklist

N.Y. Scum
A Untitled
Haters
B Untitled

Companies, etc.

  • Published ByCrippled Frog Music
  • Recorded AtDanceteria, New York City
  • Pressed ByMPO
  • Distributed ByThe Cartel

Credits

  • Performer [Psychic TV Were:]P. Christopherson*
  • Photography By [Cover Photo]Catherine Ceresole

Notes

Numbered limited edition of 5000 copies.
The limited edition no. appears stamped in red on the inner paper sleeve.
Sleeve's spine reads: "N.Y. Scum Haters".

Executed at The Danceteria, New York 19 November 1983.
Copyright Control
Published by Crippled Frog Music 1984.
Distributed by Cartel

Month of release information from Record Collector Magazine May 1999 p.63

Digitally reissued on CD in 1991 as part of Thee City Ov Tokyo / Thee City Ov New York.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, hand-etched runout): TOPY 002 A1 TOLERANCE MPO
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, hand-etched runout): TOPY 002 B1 RESULT... MPO
  • Matrix / Runout (Label Side A): T.O.P.Y. 002A
  • Matrix / Runout (Label Side B): T.O.P.Y. 002B

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Reviews

  • miss.erica's avatar
    miss.erica
    Probably my fave PTV live document because the sound is gorgeous, if you like, and makes a natural connection to the TG legacy. Also because Sleazy and Geff were still part of PTV.
    • MatthewGB's avatar
      MatthewGB
      Personally along with Berlin Atonal Vol 1&2 this is PTV at their best, featuring all original it feels both like a cohesive group performance and the natural progression from TG. It was a limited edition of 5000 at the time and as far as I know the master tapes no longer exist, If you can find a decent copy buy it.
      • Scrap_Iron's avatar
        Scrap_Iron
        Edited 20 years ago
        A great live album from the first period of PTV's music. You can listen to most of the songs from their second LP "Dreams Less Sweet", in powerful and agry industrial versions. "In The Nursery", in particular, is my very favourite, both in the studio and live version. Surely "N.Y. Scum" is the best document available to test PTV's live impact in their very early days.
        • DeletedDiscogs
          Edited 20 years ago
          Maybe the 2nd best live lp PTV ever made.A raw & harsh concert in new york where the band give industrial music her finest hours....For the story,genesis makes a dedication to the late Ruth Polski : a famous figure in the us alternative scene in the late 80's, who died sadly hit by a car.The Smiths gave her the song "shoplifters of the world unite".

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