The Book Of Dogma III, by The Black Dog & Black Sifichi

The Book Of Dogma III

by The Black Dog & Black Sifichi

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Wesley Ramirez This album is just incredible. An absolutely masterful exposition on the insanity, depravity, consumerism of the modern age.

I could listen to Black Safichi talk for hours-- pair his voice with the brilliant music of The Black Dog, and you have a gem in your hands. Favorite track: Wishing Well.

bonusbeatz This record just blows my mind over and over and over again. it never stops blowing it.

And I think this needs to blow all over the post COVID world in an urgent manner because it is so ON ALL POSSIBLE POINTS Favorite track: Mental Health Hotline (CJ Bollands Mix).

Arthur "Junior" Robinson I began to write everything down... utter genius. Favorite track: Dogbite.

Andy N What a partnership (:

Steve Porter Some kind of fever dream dropped me into interzone.....a steamy tripped out miasma of a record....well worth a listen.

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1.	What Do They Want 02:56	buy track
2.	Dogbite 04:20	buy track
3.	Secret Biscuits 03:49	buy track
4.	If I Were King 03:29	buy track
5.	Before The Sky Was Built 03:34	buy track
6.	Dear Ron 03:03	buy track
7.	Invisible Things 04:13	buy track
8.	Let's Talk Music 04:25	buy track
9.	Mental Health Hotline 02:07	buy track
10.	Va Zee 01:32	buy track
11.	Image Poem 02:12	buy track
12.	New York Dorx 03:03	buy track
13.	Someone At The Office 03:04	buy track
14.	Science Tells Us 06:01	buy track
15.	Wishing Well 04:24	buy track
16.	White Feathers 01:51	buy track
17.	Interview 04:00	buy track
18.	Voodoo 02:16	buy track
19.	Inconspicuous Audiometric 01:48	buy track
20.	Pigeon Chest 03:10	buy track
21.	Invisible Things (Greybeards Boom Bang Mix) 04:51	buy track
22.	Interview (Technovas White Dog Mix) 05:12	buy track
23.	Unsavoury Products (The Black Dogs Original Flava Mix) 04:49	buy track
24.	Mental Health Hotline (CJ Bollands Mix) 06:52	buy track
25.	Dogbite (A1 Peoples Freaky Deaky Mix) 04:51	buy track
26.	Invisible Things (Mescalito Mix) 06:18	buy track
27.	Wishing Well (Beloveds Go Deep Mix) 07:29	buy track
28.	Voodoo (The Black Dogs Baron Samedi Mix) 05:47	buy track
29.	Dogbite (C PIJs Obscura Mix) 04:52	buy track
30.	Lets Talk Music (808 States Mix) 05:18	buy track
31.	New York Dorx (Laubs Mix) 03:38	buy track
32.	Bonus Material (Ad 1) 00:47	buy track
33.	Bonus Material (Ad 2) 00:48	buy track
34.	Bonus Material (Ad 3) 00:39	buy track
35.	Bonus Material (Ad 4) 00:57	buy track
36.	Bonus Material (Ad 5) 00:33	buy track
37.	Bonus Material (Ad 6) 00:53	buy track
38.	Bonus Material (Ad 7) 00:53	buy track
39.	Bonus Material (Ad 8) 00:25	buy track
40.	Bonus Material (Ad 9) 00:23	buy track
41.	Bonus Material (Ad 10) 00:52	buy track
42.	Bonus Material (Ad 11) 01:31	buy track

about

Unsavoury Products is the fifth full length studio album by The Black Dog featuring Parisian spoken word artist Black Sifichi. The album was released in 2002 on CD. It is meant as a tribute to William S. Burroughs and inspired by The Black Dog’s collaboration with Burroughs before his death. Ken Downie explained: "We’d sent tapes to William Burroughs, and were waiting for him to deliver some spoken word back to us, but he fell ill, and died. Mr Sifichi sent us a pair of blue underpants he'd found in Paris, so he was the natural person to help us finish off the album. We got on very well, and had a lot of fun making it."

Black Sifichi remembers: "The Black Dog heard my first album with Negative Stencil 'Tick' and I made contact when I heard about their Burroughs project. I thought I could do a 'cameo' reading of one of Bill's texts somewhere on it. Anyway, The Black Dog loved my voice, how it was delivered. After Bill's death a demo of mine inspired them to produce a homage to Burroughs with me. Unsavoury Products has a message... the majority of traditional electronic albums do not. It is a way to use musical aesthetics and seamlessly merge them with words. In many ways the album is closer to art than most music media/products, which are constrained by commercial demands."

At the time of the album's production the band considered itself a "multimedia collective" with members Martin (in charge of creative design and development), Steve Ash (studio production) and Ross Knight (guitar) besides Ken Downie: "We're essentially a collective in the Warhol 'Factory' sense; we float in and out of the group depending on the projects we're working on, independently or together.”

We’ve collected both Unsavoury Products & Genetically Modified (Remixes of Unsavoury Products) into the 3rd Volume of The Book Of Dogma.