Nico: The Drama Of Exile
Nico: The Drama Of Exile
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Nico
Label: Lantern
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 7427251607056
Genre: Electronic
Vinyl LP pressing. Lantern Rec. Presents a reissue of Nico's The Drama Of Exile, originally released in 1983. After the 1974 release of The End - the magnetic and controversial Warhol muse went on a fruitful partnership with French director Philippe Garrel, for almost seven films. Back in New York in 1979 she started to perform again live, appearing firstly at the CBGB with John Cale and musical partner Lutz Ulbrich (former guitarist of Agitation Free and Ash Ra Tempel). Back in France, she met young and talented Corsican bassist Philippe Quilichini who produced her comeback, The Drama Of Exile, in 1981. The album was released twice, in two different versions. Hereby Lantern Rec. Present the second, appearing in 1983, after a legal controversy was settled with Aura Records that released the first issue. While the first press was a nine-track offering, this second issue excludes "Purple Lips" but adds the tracks "Saeta" and "Vegas" released on a 7" single in 1981. For this album, Nico recorded covers of the Velvet Underground's "I'm Waiting for the Man" and David Bowie's "Heroes". Fully remastered and licensed
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