JUPITTER-LARSEN, GX & MUENNICH — Die Arbeiter von Wien

Format: 7inch

Label & Cat.Number: Fragment Factory frag19

Release Year: 2011

Note: two versions (sung in English & German) of this old trade union / battle song, originally written by FRITZ BRÜGEL in the late 20's; it deals with the events during the July-revolt in Vienna July 1927; third in series of new versions of old revolution-song releases by GX JUPITTER-LARSEN (= THE HATERS), here in collaboration with MICHAEL MUENNICH, lim. 250 in black and red vinyl

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"The third part in Jupitter-Larsen's series of old trade union / battle songs follows Internationale (Banned Production 2010) and Solidarity CD (Banned Production 2010). Written by the Viennese lyricist and essayist Fritz Brügel, presumably in the late 1920s, this piece deals with the events during the so-called July Revolt in the capital of Austria on July 15, 1927, caused by a court verdict which acquitted three members of the right-wing Frontkämpfervereinigung Deutsch-Österreichs (the same persons were responsible for the death of a man and an eight-year-old the same year). The palace of justice went up in flames, at least eighty demonstrators were shot dead by the police, more than six-hundred people were injured. The stage was set for a fascist takeover in Austria. Jupitter-Larsen's two renditions are crude, P.E.-ish, vocal-heavy. One side with the original German lyrics, one side with the lyrics translated into English. Double-sided full-color sleeve, lyrics included. Edition of 250." [label info]

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