Pop Will Eat Itself -This Is The Day This Is The Hour This Is This

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: This Is The Day...This Is The Hour...This Is This! ()
A1: PWEI Is A Four Letter Word (1:13)
A2: Preaching To The Perverted (4:27)
A3: Wise Up Sucker (3:15)
A4: Sixteen Different Flavours Of Hell (1:29)
A5: Inject Me (3:45)
A6: Can U Dig It? (4:32)
A7: The Fuses Have Been Lit (4:02)
B1: Poison To The Mind (0:58)
B2: Def Con One (3:59)
B3: Radio P.W.E.I (3:37)
B4: Shortwave Transmission On "Up To The Minute Man Nine" (1:02)
B5: Satellite Ecstatica (3:33)
B6: Not Now James, We're Busy (3:10)
B7: Wake Up! Time To Die... (6:42)
: Very Metal Noise Pollution ()
C1: PWEI-Zation (Danny Hyde 12" Mix) (5:04)
C2: 92°F (Danny Hyde 12" Mix) (5:13)
D1: Def Con One (Doomsday Power Mix) (5:54)
D2: Preaching To The Perverted (Remix) (3:30)

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Double vinyl LP pressing. This Is the Day... This Is the Hour... This Is This! Is the second studio album by English rock band Pop Will Eat Itself, originally released on 1 May 1989 by RCA Records. The album builds upon the band's 1987 debut Box Frenzy in it's extensive usage of sampling, combining influences from punk rock, hip hop, heavy metal, and disco music, with samples and lyrics that reference, among many subjects, pop culture and geek culture. Particularly influential on the album's musical style were hip hop group Public Enemy, while the album's own subtle post-punk touches would later be credited as influential. Some critics regard the album as a sound collage. The three singles from the album - "Def. Con. One," "Can U Dig It?", and "Wise Up! Sucker" - were among the band's most successful to date.

RSD 2020 release. 300 copies only (hand numbered in white square on back sleeve). 2x grey disc, LP with red and EP with silver splatter vinyl. Made in Canada stamped on the shrink wrap on back cover. Very Metal Noise Pollution Remix EP that was initially meant to be released just after the standard EP in 1989, but was scrapped by the record company at the last minute. No copies of the EP were ever pressed & the artwork sat in The Designers Republic?s archive for 30 years. D1 is listed as Def.Con.One 1989AD on the EP cover, however the track that plays and that is listed on the label is Def Con One (Doomsday Power Mix). D2 lyrics changed from album version: "Nobody's saying it like this. The're brown-nosing, posin' pretty in shitty shit city, It's a tragedy, pure sit-comedy" are omitted and the line "The stains on the sheet and the crap on the pavement" is censored with a beep.

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IMT4409256.1

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