The title track of the album Brute Reason made for a storming closing number. In his intro Szajner tells the audience the band hasn't really rehearsed it. God only knows how good it could have been then! Perhaps the greatest 'forgotten' genius of late 70's/early 80s electronic & new wave music.

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Vocals – Bernard Szajner. Vocals, Percussion – Joji Hirota. Brute Reason ‎(LP, Album).

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Original french lp, island records, 811 31., french pressing, 1983. Cover : in excellent condition record : in very good condition. TITLES : please see scan view. The pictures are the real photos of the disc on sale. Protective pouch and neat packaging.

A collaboration (three songs) with Bernard Szajner on the Brute Reason LP was released on Island Records in 1983. This was followed by a rendering of Big Star's "Holocaust" for the loose collective This Mortal Coil. The album It'll End in Tears contained contributions from many of the 4AD label's best artists, Devoto's presence being somewhat atypical

Szajner - Brute Reason LP Label :Island Records Catalog ILPS 9735 Format : Vinyl, LP, Album Country :UK Released :1983 Genre : Electronic Style : Experimental, Synth-pop, Minimal. Bernard Paganotti Electronics, Lead Vocals - Bernard Szajner Mastered By - John Dent Producer - Bernard Szajner Vocals - Howard Devoto (tracks: A1, A3, B1) Notes Recorded and mixed at Laser Graphics Studio Came with printed inner sleeve -. - MINT: appears unplayed NEAR-MINT: few visible flaws EXCELLENT: light wear; a previous owner took good care VERY GOOD: surface wear, still playeable/enjoyable FAIR: Surface scuffed, some scratches GOOD: plays without skipping

Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith May 15th 1983. Szajner and the Laser Harp. Visions' was the top-selling independent synth album in 1979/80, and yet is simplistic to the point almost of naivety. Its sparse Oberheim digital sequencer lines have a certain elegance, but only really come to life when overlaid by Colin Swinburne's guitar or the voices of Klaus Blasquiz and Annanka Raghel - or pushed along by Clement Bailly's drums and Hanny Rowe's bass. Little of the 'Visions' set was detectable in this, Szajner's first UK concert. While working on his new album, 'Brute Reason', Szajner secured the services of ex-Magazine vocalist Howard Devoto. This increased media interest in his work, but resulted in the case of the Hammersmith concert in many Szajner fans being unable to get tickets because of the number of Devoto fans who had turned out to see him stroll through two or three songs.