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Devil Doll (Slovenian band)

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260:. 500 copies of the album were originally pressed, in the beginning of 1989, of which only 150 were released. These were distributed out amongst the audience of the second live performance of the composition (the first had occurred before the pressing of the album), each with a unique inlay created by 441:
In late 2008, Mr. Doctor also gave an interview to 'Burn' magazine, explaining the history of the five Devil Doll releases on the back of a re-release (and remaster) on the Japanese label 'Belle Antique'. He revealed that he continues to write and record Devil Doll music, though he has lost interest
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In 2007, Mr. Doctor released a book called '45 Revolutions', under Hurdy Gurdy Books, another arm of the fan club label Hurdy Gurdy, which revealed his real name to be Mario Panciera. The book's strapline is "45 Revolutions is the definitive book on punk, mod, powerpop, new wave, NWOBHM, and indie
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Jeff Wagner – Mean Deviation: Four Decades of Progressive Heavy Metal -2010 – Page 155 "Inspired by Mozart's Requiem Mass, according to Bachman, "Dies Irae" took characteristics of bands as disparate as Kansas, Celtic Frost, and Italian-Slovenian experimental theatrical rock act Devil Doll, and
372:. During a mixing session, the studio caught fire. Both Jurij Toni and Mr. Doctor were able to escape, although Toni ended up hospitalised for several days. Mr. Doctor refused to re-record the album, and rumours of a split-up began circulating. 20 copies of a book containing the sheet music for 438:
singles issued in the UK and in Ireland between late 1976 and the end of 1979. Twenty years in the making. 1173 pages. 4550 color photos. 2885 b&w photos. Details of more than 3000 singles by over 2000 artists. Available only as a superior quality hardback."
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Issues 11-12 – Page 70 1996 "Fronted by the mysterious Mr Doctor, Devil Doll has its bases in Italy and Slovenia. Formed in 1987, they remain virtually unknown outside of a few hundred hardcore fans – a factor attributable
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was finished, and a single copy pressed, in February 1988. The cover to the album was painted by Mr. Doctor himself, who keeps the album in his home to this day. No other copies exist: "
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In 1991, the two lineups of Devil Doll were combined into one, and in December, the combined lineup, with the new pianist Francesco Carta, entered Tivoli Studios to record
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was released in May 1992. It was released only on CD, but the Devil Doll fan club released 900 numbered vinyl copies with inlays designed by Mr. Doctor and Adriana Marac.
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A man is the less likely to become great the more he is dominated by reason: few can achieve greatness – and none in art – if they are not dominated by illusion.
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replied to the effort in 2005, and sent the fan, who started the mailing action, a gift of appreciation. This gift was Mr. Doctor's personal copy (number 1) of
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Mr. Doctor also signed and hand numbered 50 of the sold out 100 box sets of the remastered CDs, 30 of which were sold to fan club members.
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in releasing records. He also talks about his inspiration and his influences, as well as discussing his background in law and criminology.
765: 740: 386: 457:– vocals (1989-1996), organ (1989), organ, accordion (1990), lyrics, songwriting, producer, cover concept, lettering (1989-1996) 353:, was released. The 900 copies sold out in 72 hours. In March, drummer Roberto Dani left the band and was replaced by Slovenian 415:, soundtrack to the second of Mr. Doctor's movies, of the same name, was scheduled for release in 1997 but was never released. 297:
was never released, and the two former compositions were, due to budget limitations, cut down to fit on a single vinyl, named
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was released in 1990, in three different pressings, one of 50 and two of 900 copies. One of the pressings of 900 was on CD.
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consists of two tracks, but these are two different compositions supposed to have been released on two different albums).
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on the album. The recording was released in February 1996 and is the only composition to consist of multiple tracks (
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of Mr. Doctor himself. The band is notable for very lengthy epics, none under 20 minutes.
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While Devil Doll has never been officially disbanded, nothing has been released since
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Roberto Dani – percussion (1989-1993), drums (1990-1993), producer (1990-1992)
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recruits the members of Devil Doll through an advertisement with the heading:
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Jurij Toni – tuba (1989, 1990), engineering (1989-1996), producer (1992-1996)
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Later the same year, work on a second composition began. This work, entitled
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Paolo Zizich – backing vocals, choir (1989-1996), duet (1990, 1992, 1993)
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In 1989, Mr. Doctor began the work on three different compositions:
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Bor Zuljan – guitars (1989-1996), e-bow (1990), bass (1992, 1993)
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In July 1993, Devil Doll entered Tivoli Studios for recording of
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In January the next year, a soundtrack to a movie by Mr. Doctor,
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At the end of 1994, Mr. Doctor finally agreed to re-record
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Marian Bunic – conductor (1989-1996), choirs (1989-1993)
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Edoardo Beato – piano (1989, 1990), keyboards (1990)
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Index

Venice
Ljubljana
Gothic rock
art rock
progressive rock
Jugoton
Mr. Doctor
rock
Mr. Doctor
gothic rock
classical
Slavonic
folk music
sprechgesang
Mr. Doctor
Venice, Italy
Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Tivoli Studios
Jurij Toni
Laibach
cameos
The Girl Who Was... Death
The Prisoner
Mr. Doctor
Hanns Eisler
Antonin Artaud
Heliogabalus: Or, The Crowned Anarchist
Eliogabalus
The Sacrilege of Fatal Arms

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