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* == ''(The Original Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) Too Much Soft Living'' (Album) == - November [[1980]], Produced by Martin E Delaney, Engineered by Larry Milas, Graphics by Jim Tetzlaff, Photos by F. Funn<br>
* ''(The Original Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) Too Much Soft Living'' (Album) - November [[1980]], Produced by Martin E Delaney, Engineered by Larry Milas, Graphics by Jim Tetzlaff, Photos by F. Funn<br>
Band Members': Marty Sorenson - bass, Al Jourgensen - guitar, Franke Nardiello - vocals, Harry Rushakoff - drums<br>
Band Members': Marty Sorenson - bass, Al Jourgensen - guitar, Franke Nardiello - vocals, Harry Rushakoff - drums<br>
Guest Stars: Minerva - backup vocals, Bill Wood - keyboard on Nuclear Gloom <br>
Guest Stars: Minerva - backup vocals, Bill Wood - keyboard on Nuclear Gloom <br>

Revision as of 12:28, 21 October 2007

SA: L-to-R Marty, Al, Frank, Harry

Special Affect was a Chicago "punk/glam/new wave" band from the late 1970s until the early 80s. Three of the members of Special Affect became well-known with the Industrial groups Ministry (Al), My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult (Frankie) and Concrete Blonde (Harry).

Members

Releases

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  • Mood Music 7" (1979)

Band Members: Marty Sorenson - bass, Tom Hoffman - guitar, Franke Nardiello - vocals, Harry Rushakoff - drums
Side One:
1. I Know A Girl 2. Vertigo Feeling Side Two:
1. Innocence 2. Dress Me Dolls

Specialaffects Toomuchsoftliving.jpg
  • (The Original Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) Too Much Soft Living (Album) - November 1980, Produced by Martin E Delaney, Engineered by Larry Milas, Graphics by Jim Tetzlaff, Photos by F. Funn

Band Members': Marty Sorenson - bass, Al Jourgensen - guitar, Franke Nardiello - vocals, Harry Rushakoff - drums
Guest Stars: Minerva - backup vocals, Bill Wood - keyboard on Nuclear Gloom
Side One:
1. Nuclear Gloom 4:00
2. Headache 2:13
3. Blondes on the Run 2:35
4. Nothing Nothing 2:55
5. Too Much Soft Living 3:51
Side Two:
1. What Next 2:10
2. Cleancut 2:32
3. Bruiser Boy 3:00
4. Unbreakable 2:37
5. Killjoy Inerference 3:00
6. Let Go 1:54

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  • '"(The Original Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) Too Much Soft Living 7" (June 10, 1981)


Notable Shows

  • April 30th, 1980 at Club 950 Lucky Number - grand opening
  • November 7th, 1980 at Wizards - album release part / source of the live YouTube performances

External Links