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Related: Culture Forums, Support Forums'The Sound Of Sheffield': Remembering Punk Provocateur Richard H. Kirk (Cabaret Voltaire founder)
We select five songs that defined the Cabaret Voltaire founder's musical legacy.https://ra.co/features/3924
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'The Sound Of Sheffield': Remembering Punk Provocateur Richard H. Kirk (Cabaret Voltaire founder) (Original Post)
Celerity
Oct 2021
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importDavid
(219 posts)1. Kirk was a musical genius
Both Mallinder and him were large influences in my life growing up. The Cabs were seminal.
IcyPeas
(22,287 posts)2. My 2 favorites are not on their list:
Thank you for the news. I hadn't seen it anywhere.
Celerity
(46,154 posts)3. I Want You is a banger, but I cannot see your 2nd pick.
Celerity
(46,154 posts)5. +10000000000000000
Celerity
(46,154 posts)6. Cabaret Voltaire : Sensoria (BBC Session 18/10/1984) 💜💙💛🖤