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The Mesner Tracks gathers 15 :wumpscut: tracks previously available in the U.S. only on import compilations and non-LP singles. Like much of the group's work, it combines industrial harshness with a cold, Gothic sensibility. ~ Steve Huey
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Unknown Contributor Role: Rudy Ratzinger.
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Wumpscut Mesner Tracks Songs Mesner Tracks Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   Amazing
This is one amazing cd. Remixes of those tracks have pumped it up another level, which I didnt think was possible to begin with. The intro to the whole album caught me off guard, and hooked me immediately. A definate own for any Industrial fan.
Submitted by shovelfaceband (Vancouver BC)
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wow...
Definately for long-time fans who are familiar with Rudy's work. If you happen to like darker, droning melodies with no vocals, then "Ceremony" alone is worth picking this one up, and the reason I gave this a 5. Probably the creepiest :W: track I've heard to date.
Submitted by irongrenadier249 (Kabul, Afghanistan)
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The Mesner Tracks is a true-fan-only kind of CD. It contains some really hard-to-find tracks along with interesting alternate/demo versions of quite known :WUMSPCUT: material. Most of the listeners will find the CD boring as rain or just not as good as what Rudy Ratzinger use to release under WUMPSCUT name. Keep in mind that The Mesner Tracks is a package offering early recordings... So don't expect something as consistent as his later accomplishments.
If you like :WUMSPCUT: already, you might find this CD good and revealing about Ratzinger's first attempts in Industrial music. But if you have just heard a couple of songs here and there or you're not quite familiar with :WUMPSCUT:, then forget about it... You might want to buy it later after you pass through all his other CDs.
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