Carlos Perón, originally known for his work in the Swiss electronic band Yello, recently released a new compilation of songs called Carlos Perón Talks To The Nations on February 22nd. Not to be confused with his single of the same name, this compilation is a best-of album for Perón and contains many of his most classic songs from more than 2 decades of recording. Some songs sound more ambient and some sound more like industrial, but the overall genre I would say is electronic experimental, it is 100% Perón. This album would be a nice way to expand your musical tastes for those of you who are more open-minded.

There are 2 discs on the album which is released as a digipack. The first CD contains the more traditional best-of section and a video for “A Dirty Song” while the second disc features lots of old, unreleased songs and a few newer works. There is a new version of “Der Komtur” featuring Carlos Perón vs. Combichrist, and also a previously unreleased Yello song called “You gotta say yes to another Success”.

Listen to Carlos Perón
You can listen to samples from every song on Carlos Perón Talks To The Nations on AlphaMusic.de. His MySpace page also offers some older songs if you wish to explore his music further.

Carlos Perón Talks To The Nations tracklist

CD 1
01. A Dirty Song
02. Los Alamos
03. Motorman (seven times)
04. Commando (war dance version)
05. Put your skates on
06. In a gadda da muerte (castro mix)
07. Der Komtur (im neuen Gewand)
08. Le chasseur du rêve
09. Seelendämmerung (zweites Kapitel)
10. Breakin’ in
11. Become a marine!
12. Frigorex
13. Nothing is true, everything is permitted
14. A dirty song (video)

CD 2
01 Atlantis; the place to be
02 Wall of effects
03 Combichrist vs. Perón “Der Komtur”
04 Closer & Closer
05 Yellowed vs. Yello “You gotta say yes to another success”
06 Vallersleben vs. Perón “Der Komtur”
07 Warning; why can bodies fly?
08 Lenin drank baikalwater
09 C´est moi
10 Neandra´s def version

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