Electric Peace is the definitive archival edition of The Cult’s pivotal mid‑’80s era — pairing the iconic Rick Rubin‑produced Electric album with the previously unreleased Peace sessions. Recorded in 1986 with Steve Brown, Peace was intended as the follow‑up to Love, but the band ultimately scrapped it and re‑recorded the material with Rubin, resulting in the harder, stripped‑down Electric.
 
This 2013 Beggars Archive 2×LP finally presents both albums together, revealing the full creative evolution of The Cult during their transition from post‑punk/gothic rock into swaggering hard rock. Hearing the two versions side‑by‑side is essential for fans — Peace is more atmospheric and melodic, while Electric is raw, loud, and built for arenas.
 
A must‑own release for Cult collectors and fans of ’80s hard rock history.
 
Why This Record Is in the Crimson Vinyl Collection
Essential 2×LP archival release pairing Electric with the long‑lost Peace album
High‑quality Beggars Archive pressing
Perfect for fans of The Cult’s transitional era (1985–1987)
Strong seller for collectors of gothic rock, hard rock, and ’80s alternative
A key catalogue title that complements Love, Sonic Temple, and Ceremony
 
TRACK LISTING
LP 1 – Electric
Side A
Wild Flower
Peace Dog
Lil’ Devil
Aphrodisiac Jacket
Electric Ocean
Bad Fun
Side B
King Contrary Man
Love Removal Machine
Born To Be Wild
Outlaw
Memphis Hip Shake
LP 2 – Peace
Side C
Love Removal Machine
Wild Flower
Peace Dog
Aphrodisiac Jacket
Electric Ocean
Side D
Bad Fun
Conquistador
Zap City
Love Trooper
Outlaw
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