PUBLIC IMAGE LTD. COMMERCIAL ZONE SESSION

PUBLIC IMAGE LIMITED.

COMMERCIAL ZONE SESSION 1

01.MAD MAX(BAD LIFE)
02.LOVE SONG(THIS IS NOT A LOVE SONG)
03.TOUNG BRITS(SOLITAIRE)
04.BAD NIGHT
05.THE SLUB(THE ORDER OF DEATH)
06.LOU REED PT.1
07.LOU REED PT.2
08.BLUE WATER
09.MILLER HI LIFE
10.LOVE SONG(12INCH MIX)
11.THE SLUB(PRE-THE ORDER OF DEATH)
12.BAD NIGHT(ROUUGH MIX)
13.THE SLUB(ROUUGH MIX)
14.LOVE SONG(ROUUGH MIX)
15.1981(DEMO)
16.LOVE SONG(12INCH MIX VERSION 2)





COMMERCIAL ZONE SESSION 2

01.THE SLUB(THE ORDER OF DEATH WITH DIFFERRENT VOCALS)
02.UNKNOWN SONG #1
03.UNKNOWN SONG #2
04.BAD NIGHT(ROUGH MIX)
05.UNKNOWN SONG #3
06.THE SLUB(ROUGH MIX)
07.BAD NIGHT(DISCO VERSION WITH"THIS IS NOT A LOVE SONG"LYRICS)
08.UNKNOWN SONG #4
09.UNKNOWN SONG #5
10.UNKNOWN SONG #6
11.FLOWERS OF ROMANCE(ROUGH MIX)
12.FLOWERS OF ROMANCE(INSTRUMENTAL #1)
13.FLOWERS OF ROMANCE(INSTRUMENTAL #2)



John Lydon - vocals
Keith Levene - guitar, synthesizers (bass on "Bad Night" and "Lou Reed Part 2")
Pete Jones - bass (on "This Is Not A Love Song", "Mad Max", "Solitaire", "Miller Hi-Life")
Martin Atkins - drums, percussion
Bob Miller - sound effects (on "Miller Hi-Life")
Ken Lockie was a member of PIL during the initial recording sessions, playing keyboards, but was dropped from the line-up in September 1982. His contributions, if any, were erased or not used.

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カラオケバージョンで歌うのもヨシ
ディスコバージョンで踊るのもヨシ
実験と悪あがきとアキラメの不穏を楽しむのもヨシ

とにかく「BAD NIGHT」の色んなテイクを聴けるので　
下半身からいろんなもんが分泌して困っちゃう逸品中の逸品
奥さんエエ仕事してまっせー
これやからブート博打はやめられまへんな！

PUBLIC IMAGE LIMITED 1980

Commercial Zone is an album of studio recordings that were released in 1983 by guitarist Keith Levene. Levene fled with the master tapes to America, where he sold the rights for the material and had several hundred vinyl pressings created without consent from John Lydon or the rest of PiL. Levene soon received a cease and desist order from PiL's record label. The album includes several songs that were later re-recorded such as "Blue Water" and "The Slab"(renamed "The Order of Death" for inclusion on This is What You Want...). Frontman John Lydon originally wanted this stripped-down acoustic version played over the end credits of Copkiller (AKA The Order of Death), a low-budget Italian film Lydon had acted in alongside Harvey Keitel.


In May 1982 drummer Martin Atkins rejoined the band and PIL started recording their new studio album for Virgin Records at Park South Studios in Manhattan, with sound engineer Bob Miller co-producing. On 29 August 1982 new bassist Pete Jones joined the band in the studio, the new line-up played its debut concert four weeks later (28 September 1982 in New York City). During the summer and autumn of 1982 the band planned to form their own record label (Public Enterprise Productions) and license its releases to Stiff Records USA for the American market, but these plans never materialized.

In early November 1982 PIL announced the imminent release of a new single "Blue Water" and a six-track mini album You Are Now Entering A Commercial Zone on their new label. This did not happen, instead the band continued recording at South Park Studios for a full-length album.


By May 1983 a new track "This Is Not A Love Song" was earmarked as a new single for Virgin Records, but PIL broke up when first Pete Jones and then Keith Levene left the band. The remaining members, John Lydon and drummer Martin Atkins hired session musicians to fulfill touring commitments and carried on under the PIL name. The single "This Is Not A Love Song" (with "Blue Water" as a 12" single b-side), both from the Park South sessions, was released by Virgin Records in September 1983 and went to no.5 in the UK single charts.

In summer 1983, in PIL's absence, Keith Levene took the unfinished album tapes and did his own mix. He then flew over to London and presented them to Richard Branson as the finished new PIL album for Virgin Records, but John Lydon decided to completely abandon the tapes and re-record the whole album from scratch with session musicians. This new version of Commercial Zone became This Is What You Want... This Is What You Get in 1984.

Levene decided to put the album out himself on the American market and founded the label PIL Records Inc. for this one-off release. The first limited pressing was released in November 1983 and was heavily imported to the UK and European market. A second pressing (with the track listing changed around and a shorter mix of "Bad Night") followed in August 1984 in an edition of 30,000 copies, to compete directly with the official re-recorded album This Is What You Want... This Is What You Get. Virgin Records promptly took legal actions and stopped the distribution and any further re-pressings of Commercial Zone.


Musical Style
Commercial Zone is more accessible and commercial than PIL's previous records, with some laidback Velvet Underground-style guitar on a few tracks. Tracks like "Mad Max" and "Solitaire" have Funk elements, while especially the b-side of the record has a moody soundtrack atmosphere.

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1984.
1. Bad Life
2. This Is Not a Love Song
3. Solitaire
4. Tie Me to the Length of That
5. Pardon
6. Where Are You?
7. 1981
8. Order of Death



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