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*[[Nicky Skopelitis]] – 6 and 12 string guitars, baglama, coral sitar, saz, Fairlight
*[[Nicky Skopelitis]] – 6 and 12 string guitars, baglama, coral sitar, saz, Fairlight
*Simon Shaheen – violin
*Simon Shaheen – violin
*[[Shankar]] – violin
*[[L. Shankar]] – violin
*[[Bill Laswell]] – 4, 6 and 8-string basses, acoustic guitar, tapes, percussion
*[[Bill Laswell]] – 4, 6 and 8-string basses, acoustic guitar, tapes, percussion
*[[Jeff Bova]] – electronic keyboards
*[[Jeff Bova]] – electronic keyboards
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*Nicky Skopelitis: guitar
*Nicky Skopelitis: guitar
*Bill Laswell: bass, keyboards, turntable
*Bill Laswell: bass, keyboards, turntable

==Production==
==Production==
*Recorded at Platinum Island Studio and BC Studio, New York.
*Recorded at Platinum Island Studio and BC Studio, New York.

Revision as of 15:30, 4 April 2009

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Seven Souls is a 1989 album by the New York based No Wave music group Material.

The album was re-released in 1997 with bonus tracks, three re-mixes that were added to the beginning of the album. In 1998, a new title, The Road to the Western Lands, was issued cromprised of new mixes of the tracks.

"Equation" / "Ineffect" was released as a single in 1989 (Virgin America, PR 3380).

Track listing

  1. "Ineffect" (Bill Laswell, Nicky Skopelitis, William S. Burroughs, Simon Shaheen) – 7:34
  2. "Seven Souls" (Laswell, Burroughs) – 5:42
  3. "Soul Killer" (Laswell, Burroughs) – 4:32
  4. "The Western Lands" (Laswell, Skopelitis, Burroughs) – 6:54
  5. "Deliver" (Laswell, Skopelitis, Foday Musa Suso) – 5:48
  6. "Equation" (Laswell, Skopelitis, Rammellzee) – 5:06
  7. "The End of Words" (Laswell, Burroughs) – 5:06

Seven Souls (Remix)

  1. "The Western Lands" [a Dangerous Road Mix] (Laswell, Burroughs) – 8:31
  2. "Seven Souls" [Tim Simenon Mix] (Tim Simenon, Burroughs) – 7:06
  3. "Soul Killer" [Remote Control Mix by Terre Thaemlitz] (Terre Thaemlitz, Burroughs) – 8:15

The rest of the album as per the original release

The Road to the Western Lands

  1. Bill Laswell – "The Seven Souls" (Burroughs, Laswell) – 5:47
  2. Talvin Singh – "The Western Lands" (Burroughs, Talvin Singh) 6:36
  3. DJ Soul Slinger – "The Western Lands" (Burroughs, DJ Soul Slinger) 5:09
  4. Spring Heel Jack – "The Road to the Western Lands" (Burroughs, John Coxon, Ashley Wales) 6:17
  5. The Audio Janitor (DJ Olive) – "Joan's Haunted Hints at the Gate to the Western Lands" (Burroughs, DJ Olive) 6:37
  6. Bill Laswell – "Seven Souls" [The Secret Name] (Burroughs, Laswell) 10:37
  7. Material – "The Western Lands" [A Dangerous Road Mix] (Burroughs, Laswell) – 8:31

Personnel

  • William S. Burroughs – voice
  • Rammellzee – voice ("Equation")
  • Foday Musa Suso – voice ("Deliver")
  • Fahiem Dandan – voice ("Ineffect")
  • Nicky Skopelitis – 6 and 12 string guitars, baglama, coral sitar, saz, Fairlight
  • Simon Shaheen – violin
  • L. Shankar – violin
  • Bill Laswell – 4, 6 and 8-string basses, acoustic guitar, tapes, percussion
  • Jeff Bova – electronic keyboards
  • Sly Dunbar – drums, Fairlight
  • Aïyb Dieng – percussion.
"The Western Lands" [a Dangerous Road Mix]
  • Jah Wobble – bass
  • Bill Laswell – bass samples
  • Nicky Skopelitis – guitar
  • Tetsu Inoue – electronics
  • DJ Spooky – noise
"The Seven Souls" [The Secret Name]
  • Alicia Renee aka Blue Eyes: vocals
  • Nicky Skopelitis: guitar
  • Bill Laswell: bass, keyboards, turntable

Production

  • Recorded at Platinum Island Studio and BC Studio, New York.
  • Produced by Bill Laswell / Material.

Release history

  • Seven Souls – 1989 – Virgin, CDV 2596 (CD)
  • Seven Souls (Remix) – 1997 – Triloka Records, 314 534 905-2 (CD)
  • The Road to the Western Lands – 1998 – Triloka / Mercury, 314 558 021-2 (2x 12" / CD)