Vice Squad Dick
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| "Vice Squad Dick" | ||
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| Single by Foetus | ||
| Released | 1994 | |
| Recorded | Self Immolation Studios, Brooklyn and Funhouse Studios, New York City | |
| Genre | Industrial, Punk | |
| Length | 21:53 | |
| Label | PCP Entertainment | |
| Producer(s) | J. G. Thirlwell and Chrome Cranks | |
| Foetus singles chronology | ||
| Male (1992) |
Vice Squad Dick (1994) |
Gash (1995) |
Vice Squad Dick is a split record from Foetus and Chrome Cranks released in 1994. Each band includes its own cover of the eponymous track, originally by Dick Uranus, as well as a second cover (Chrome Cranks taking on Television and Foetus tackling Von Lmo). A 7" picture disc featuring only the "Vice Squad Dick" covers was also released.
Vice Squad Dick marks the official debut of the unadorned "Foetus" artist credit for J. G. Thirlwell's vocal compositions.
[edit] Track listing
- Foetus – "Vice Squad Dick" (Uranus/Cloner/Clorox/Alligator/Boulevard) – 4:26
- Chrome Cranks – "Little Johnny Jewel" (Tom Verlaine) – 7:02 CD only
- Foetus – "Outside Of Time" (Von Lmo) – 3:50 CD only
- Chrome Cranks – "Vice Squad Dick" – 6:35
[edit] Personnel and Production
- J. G. Thirlwell - Performance, production, engineering
- Chrome Cranks - Performance, production, engineering
