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Manipulations of the Mind - The Complete Collection
Artist:
Geezer Butler
Format: CD
New: Available to Order $39.99
Wish
Formats and Editions
1. Catatonic Eclipse
2. Drive Boy, Shooting
3. Giving Up the Ghost
4. Plastic Planet
5. The Invisible
6. Séance Fiction
7. House of Clouds
8. Detective 27
9. X13
10. Sci-Clone
11. Cycle of Sixty
12. Man in a Suitcase
13. Box of Six
14. Mysterons
15. Justified
16. Department S
17. Area Code 51
18. Has to Be
19. Number 5
20. Among the Cybermen
21. Unspeakable Elvis
22. Xodiak
23. Northern Wisdom
24. Trinity Road
25. Number 5
26. Among the Cybermen
27. Unspeakable Elvis
28. Xodiak
29. Northern Wisdom
30. Trinity Road
31. Pseudocide
32. Pull the String
33. Alone
34. Dogs of Whore
35. Don't You Know
36. Pseudocide (No Intro)
37. Prisoner 103 (Alt Take)
38. The Invisible (Instrumental)
39. Area Code 51 (Demo)
40. Cycle of Sixty (Radio Mix)
41. X13 (Radio Mix)
42. Northern Wisdom (Demo)
43. Beach Skeleton
44. Pardon My Depression (Alternate Take)
45. Misfit (Rough Mix)
46. I Believe (Demo)
47. Four Feathers Fall (Unused Demo)
48. Drive Boy, Shooting (Live)
49. Detective 27 (Live)
50. House of Clouds (Live)
More Info:
Collected together for the first time, 'Manipulations Of The Mind - The Complete Collection', assembles the entire solo works of founding Black Sabbath bassist and lyricist Geezer Butler across four CDs, available via BMG. Featuring the albums 'Plastic Planet' (feat. Burton C. Bell of Fear Factory) (1995), 'Black Science' (1997), and 'Ohmwork' (2005), with a bonus 4th disc of rare and largely unreleased material, 'Manipulations Of The Mind' shines the spotlight on a creative force who, as chief master of the heavy metal originators heavyweight bottom-end and the lyrics that gave voice to the monolithic riffs, didn't rest on his laurels and created three solo albums of forward-thinking new music throughout those years. The 4th bonus disc is a treasure trove of unreleased demos, studio outtakes, single edits and three live tracks captured at the Majestic Theatre, Detroit, MI, February 1996, alongside the song 'Beach Skeleton', only previously heard on the Japanese edition of 'Black Science'. This brand-new collection brings together all three solo albums into one package for the first time and features a booklet which includes never-before-seen photos from the studio from when the original albums were recorded.Reviews:
