Tracklist
| Hole-Workers At The Mercies Of Nature | |||
| Voices Of The Air | |||
| The Ultimate Disaster | |||
| Won't You Keep Us Working? | |||
| First Warning | |||
| Back To Normality? | |||
| The Sky Falls! | |||
| Why Are We Crying | |||
| The Tunnels Are Filling | |||
| It Never Stops | |||
| Migration | |||
| March To The Sea | |||
| The Observer | |||
| Hole-Workers' New Hymn | |||
| Hole-Workers Vs Man And Machine | |||
| Another Land | |||
| Rumors | |||
| Arrival | |||
| Deployment | |||
| Saturation | |||
| The New Machine | |||
| Idea | |||
| Construction | |||
| Failure / Reconstruction | |||
| Success | |||
| Final Confrontation | |||
| Driving The Moles Away | |||
| Don't Tread On Me | |||
| The Short War | |||
| Resolution? |
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Mark Of The Mole
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Ralph Records – RZ-8152 | US | 1981 | US — 1981 | ||||
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Mark Of The Mole
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Ralph Records – R 8152 | US | 1981 | US — 1981 |
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Mark Of The Mole
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Ralph Records – RZ-8152 | US | 1981 | US — 1981 |
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Mark Of The Mole
LP, Album, Limited Edition, Brown
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Ralph Records – R2-8152 | US | 1982 | US — 1982 | ||||
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Mark Of The Mole
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Ralph Records – RZ 8152 | US | 1982 | US — 1982 |
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Mark Of The Mole
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Ralph Records – RZ-8152 | US | 1985 | US — 1985 | ||||
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Mark Of The Mole
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Torso – TORSO CD 417 | Europe | 1988 | Europe — 1988 | ||||
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Mark Of The Mole
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East Side Digital – ESD 80272 | US | 1988 | US — 1988 |
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Mark Of The Mole
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Torso – TORSO CD 417 | Netherlands | 1988 | Netherlands — 1988 | ||||
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Mark Of The Mole
CD, Album, Reissue, Disque Americ, No Barcode
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East Side Digital – ESD 80272 | US | 1988 | US — 1988 |
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Mark Of The Mole
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Torso – TORSO 40017 | Netherlands | 1989 | Netherlands — 1989 | ||||
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Mark Of The Mole
CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered, Digipak
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Bomba Records (4) – BOM22046 | Japan | 1997 | Japan — 1997 |
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Mark Of The Mole
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East Side Digital – ESD 81292 | US | 1998 | US — 1998 |
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Mark Of The Mole
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Mute – CDSTUMM258 | Europe | 2005 | Europe — 2005 | ||||
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Mark Of The Mole
CD, Album, Reissue
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Hayabusa Landings – HYCA-2040 | Japan | 2011 | Japan — 2011 |
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Mark Of The Mole
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Not On Label (The Residents) – none | Russia | Russia | |||||
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Mark Of The Mole
CD, Album, Reissue, Repress, Disque Americ, Barcode
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East Side Digital – ESD 80272 | US | US |
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Mark Of The Mole
CD, Album, Reissue, Repress, PDO
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East Side Digital – ESD 80272 | US | US |
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Reviews
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referencing Mark Of The Mole (LP, Album) RZ-8152
Are they going to reissue this along with their recent reissues? They seem to have skipped this one. -
Edited 3 years agoCorrect me if I am wrong, but are the signatures not just Resident in different handwriting?
Still love this release regardless -
My copy of the Torso LP pressing includes a poster. Purchased in Boudisque in Amsterdam. -
Edited 7 years agoMine has a slightly different barcode: 0 21561-8027-2 8
Tried to add it as a separate release but it didn't appear -
They were signed by people who visited Ralph HQ pretending to be the Residents, though of course a real Resident might have signed some as well. Or not. Or all. You never know with the Residents ;-)
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I have this album on Torso but my copy only has 10 tracks. Part 5 (The new machine) and 6 (Final confrontation) are together as "track 5" (which makes a 17:21 minutes track)… Intermission starts at track 6 and finishes at track 10. Anyone has the same "bad" pressing ? -
The first part of The Mole Trilogy.It represents a clash between two different cultures, the Moles and the Chubs.Deep booming synth frequencies and rhythmic unsequenced synth lines,dark vibes and raw noises.This is an industrial album of the World's Most Famous Unknown Band.And this is the last album before The Residents radically changed their sound.
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