Engineered by Phill Brown and Steve Rizzo. Mixed by Billy O'Connell and Steve Rizzo. Featuring Jane Scarpantoni and Michael Stipe (REM). Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Paul McMenamin, Shinro Ohtake and Andrew Catlin. �Your Ghost� coproduced by Lenny Kaye. �Uncle June and Aunt Kiyoti� cowritten by William James Hersh. �When the Levee Breaks� written by Page, Plant, Lones, Bonham and Minnie.
4002 (flyer)
(1994)
CADD 4002 CD is a limited edition digipak with 6 illustrated lyrics
cards included. Coproduced by Lenny Kaye. Engineered by Phill Brown and Steve Rizzo. Recorded at
Stable Sound, Portsmouth. Featuring Jane Scarpantoni. Sleeve
by Vaughan Oliver, Paul McMenamin, Shinro Ohtake and Andrew Catlin. �Your Ghost�
featuring Michael Stipe
(REM). �The Letter� coproduced by Steve Rizzo.
Limited edition. All songs written by Lisa Germano. Produced by Malcolm Burn. Mixed by Ivo Watts-Russell and John Fryer. Featuring Ronald Jones, Kenny Aronoff, Daryl Johnson, Toby Myers, Jay Joyce, Bill Dillon, John Keane and Malcolm Burn. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Chris Bigg, Cathy Fenwick and Andrew Catlin. Recorded at Kingsway Studios, New Orleans and Blackwing Studios, London. �Sycophant� cowritten by Jay Joyce.
The last track isn't listed anywhere on the packaging. Featuring Carla Fabrizio, Dan Barbee and Larry Ragent. Engineered by Gibbs Chapman and Billy Anderson. Recorded at Coast Recorders, San Francisco and Razors Edge, San Francico. Sleeve by Simon Larbalestier. �Shock Me� written by Ace Frehley (Kiss).
A slightly different version of this album was released by Warner in 1993. This version lacks one track from that release, have had two tracks remixed, and has a different track sequence. Produced by Malcolm Burn. Featuring Ronald Jones, Daryl Johnson, Bill Dillon, Malcolm Burn, Jay Joyce, Michael Radovsey, Kenny Aronoff, Toby Myers and John Keane. Recorded at Kingsway Studios, New Orleans, Bloodsucker Studios and Champagne Studios, Nashville. Engineered by Malcolm Burn, Mark Howard, Wayne Lorenz, John Keane, Trina Shoemaker, Giles Reaves and Mike Griffith. Mixed by Malcolm Burn, Trina SHoemaker, Jay Joyce, Mike Griffith, Ivo Watts-Russell and John Fryer. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Adrian Philpott, John Weber and Malcolm Burn. �Destroy the Flower� produced by Jay Joyce. �Destroy the Flower� remixed by Ivo (This Mortal Coil). �Sycophant� coproduced by Joy Joyce. �Sycophant� remixed by Ivo (This Mortal Coil).
BAD4006, BAD4006CD
(Apr 5 1994): A Loon [AD4006], Sundrops [Re CAD4002], Me and My Charms [Re CAD4002], Velvet Days [Re CAD4002]
String arrangements by Martin McCarrick. Recorded at Blackwing Studios, London and
The Outpust, Stoughton, Massachusetts. Engineered by John Fryer and Paul Q. Kolderie. Mixed by
John Fryer and Martin McCarrick (Siouxie
and the Banshees). Featuring Wilf Gibson, Perry Montague-Mason, Gavin Wright, Robert Smisson,
Martin McCarrick
(Siouxie and the Banshees) and Billy McGee. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Paul McMenamin and Shinro Ohtake.
BAD4007, BADD4007, BAD4007CD (1994): Headache [DAD4009], Men in Black, At the End of the World, Oddball
BADD4007CD
(1994): Headache [DAD4009], Hate Me, This is Where I Belong, Amnesia
Produced by John Tiven.
Engineered by Jimmy Douglass and Joe Johnson. Recorded at Studio 900,
New York City. Featuring Eric Drew Feldman (Pere
Ubu), Nick Vincent, Lyle
Workman, John Tiven and
Sally Tiven. Sleeve by v23 and Michael Halsband.
�Headache� coproduced by Eric Drew Feldman (Pere
Ubu). �Headache� engineered by Efren Herrera, Bill Cooper,
David Bianco, Frank
Gryner, Matt Westfield and John Jackson. �Headache� recorded at The Clubhouse,
Burbank, California, American, Calabasas, California and Can-Am,
Los Angeles, California. �Headache� mixed by David Bianco. �This is Where
I Belong� written by Ray Davies.
BADD4008, BAD4008CD
(May 30 1994): AD4008, Love at First Sight
(2:58), Undertow (Spooky
Remix) (9:13) [R CAD4011]
Tracks 1, 2 and 4 by Berenyi. Coproduced by Mike Hedges. Mixed by Alan Moulder. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Chris Bigg, Richard Caldicott and Melodie McDaniel. The
run-out grooves read AD �a funny thing happened to the way to the
perineum� �when the boot goes in�. The run-out grooves read BAD �I've
seen a table wine� �a Norweigan pine�. �Love at First Sight� written
by S. Moxham (Young Marble Giants). �Undertow� remixed by Spooky.
DADP40094009CD (1994)
4009 (flyer)
(1994)
Also released as a promo in the US by 4AD/Elektra (61618). DAD4009CD
was also released in a plastic sleeve as a promo with different
graphics on the disc. This is the last release by Frank Black on 4AD.
He has left and signed to American Recordings.
BAD401 (1984): AD401, Reflection
BADD4010, BAD4010CD
(May 30 1994): Desire Lines (7:29) [CAD4011], White Wood (4:14), Girl's World (4:56) [AD4010], Lovelife (Suga Bullit remix)
(8:15) [R CAD4011]
Track 1, 2 & 4 by Anderson; 2 by Anderson/Berenyi. Coproduced by Mike Hedges. Mixed by Alan Moulder. Arranged by Martin McCarrick (Siouxie
and the Banshees) and Audrey
Riley. Sleeve by Vaughan
Oliver, Chris Bigg, Richard Caldicott and Melodie McDaniel. The
run-out grooves read AD �back to the draining board� �two bars on and
vim under the sink�. The run-out grooves read BAD �I've seen a belly
flop� �and a record shop�. �Lovelife� remixed by Suga-D and Co-Co-T.
4011 (postcard)
(1994)
Tracks 1, 2, 4 & 8 by Berenyi; 3, 5-7, 9, 10, 12 by Anderson; 11 by
Anderson/Berenyi. Coproduced by Mike Hedges. Engineered by Mike Hedges, Lance Phillips,
Curtis Schwartz, Chris Ludwinski, Paul Read and Ronen Tal. Recorded
at Blackfield Studios, Wales, Berry House, Sussex, Abbey Road, London
and Swanyard
Studios, London. Mixed by Alan Moulder. Arranged by Audrey Riley and Martin McCarrick (Siouxie
and the Banshees). Featuring Martin Ditcham. Write to Lush
Information Service, P.O. Box 2406, London, NW10 5NE. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Chris Bigg, Richard Caldicott and Melodie McDaniel. CAD P
4011 CD is a promotional release that came in a clear slip-case with
white and orange vellum sleeve. The run-out grooves read �I've seen a
council skip� �and a sunset strip�.
Limited 10" single. �Saints� is not listed on the sleeve. All tracks recorded March 4 '94 at Dreamland, Kingston with J. Mascis except �Head to Toe�, recorded March 21 '94 at Cro Magnon, Dayton. Engineered by John Agneus and John Shough. Write to Breeders Digest, P. O. Box 5090, Hoboken NJ 07030. Sleeve by Josephine Wiggs (The Perfect Disaster) and Maria Pi�eres. Also released by Elektra in the US on 7"/10" opaque mint green vinyl and clear dark green vinyl (64533-7). �Head to Toe� written by Josephine Wiggs (The Perfect Disaster) and D. Senechal. �Head to Toe� arranged by K. Schenerbach. �Shocker in Gloomtown� written by R. Pollard (Guided by Voices). �Freed Pig� written by Lou Barlow (Sebadoh). �Freed Pig� originally appeared on �Sebadoh III�
Exit Ian Masters. Enter Colleen Browne. Featuring Roddy Lorimer, Simon Clarke and Caroline Lavelle. Produced by Hugh Jones. Recorded at Palladium Studios, Edinburgh. Engineered by Hugh Jones, James Brown and David Browne. Sleeve by Paul McMenamin and Dominic Davies. �Fine Friend� cowritten by J. Watson.
Produced by Hugh Jones. Recorded at Palladium Studios, Edinburgh. Featuring Roddy Lorimer, Simon Clarke, Caroline Lavelle, Jon Turner and Hugh Jones. Mixed by Hugh Jones and Helen Woodward. Sleeve by Paul McMenamin and Dominic Davies. �Song of Solomon� produced by Mark Freegard. �Song of Solomon� engineered by Dave Buchanan. �Song of Solomon� recorded at Parr Street Studios, Liverpool.
DAD4015, DAD4015CD (1994): VAD4015, Persian Love Song [L]
VADD4015 (1994): VAD4015, DAD4015CD, VAD4015
4015 (flyer)
(1994)
VAD D 4015 is a limited edition cardboard box (23x17x4cm) containing
the video and the cd. Featuring Robert Perry, John Bonnar, Ronan O'Shodaigh,
Andrew Claxton and Lance Hogan. Engineered by Guy
Clarbonneau and Charlie
Bouis. Recorded at The Mayfair Theatre, Santa Monica, California.
Sleeve by Chris Bigg and
Linda Connor. Also released as a promo (45769 in the US, DAD 4015 CD
in the UK) in a digipak. Also released on Laserdisc by 4AD in the US
(38405-6). �The Wind That Shakes The Barley� written by Dr. Dwyer Joyce. �I Am
Stretched On Your Grave� written by King & Donovan. �Tristan�
written by Gottfried
von Stassburg.
CADD4016CD (1995): CADP4016CD, TWP 6 CD (cdsingle)
4016 (flyer)
(1995)
CAD P 4016 CD is a promo release in a clear plastic sleeve. CAD D
4016 CD is a limited edition release. Produced by Drostan Madden. Recorded at
T. W. P. Studio, Roundhouse
and Blackwing. Sleeve by Chris Bigg, T. W. P, Stephen
Gray and Mark Harwood. Featuring Dave Curtis, Robin Brown, Drostan Madden, Apollo 440, Noko,
Claudia Fontaine, Segs, Craig Vear, Stephen Blake, Gary Asquith (Renegade
Soundwave), Rew, Sandra
Moussemp�s, Gloria Robakowski, Vicky St. James, Jay Posner, George
Holt and Billy Surgeoner. Engineered by Drostan Madden, Andy
Kowalski, Allan Jenkins, Guy
Fixsen, Simon Van Zwananberg and Claire Tonkinson. Released in
the US (9 45738-2).
Featuring Malcolm Burn and Kenny Aronoff. Engineered by Mark Hood, Pat Keating and Ron Black. Recorded at Echo Park, Bloomington, Indiana. Sleeve by Paul McMenamin and Dominic Davies. �Just Geek� cowritten by Malcolm Burn. �Cry Wolf� cowritten by Jay Joyce. �Sexy Little Girl Princess� cowritten by Malcolm Burn.
Enter Bernard Georges. Basic tracks co-produced by Phill Brown. Engineered by Trina Shoemaker. Recorded at Kingsway Studios, New Orleans. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver and Stine Schyberg. �Crayon Sun� written by D. Hidago (Latin Playboys) and L. Perez (Latin Playboys).
CAD402CD (1984): CADC402, BAD401, AD401, Breaking Away
402 (poster)
(1984)
Featuring Nick Barnard, Sally Beamish, Pandit Dinesh, Lorita Grahame (Colourbox), Nicky Holland, Caroline Lavelle, Nicola
Lewis, Jeff Seopardie and Kate St. John (Dream Academy). Coproduced
by Hugh Jones. Sleeve by 23 Envelope. The
run-out grooves read �I said muvver� (CAD402). This was the last
released by Modern English on 4AD. They have released at least one
album after leaving. �Breaking Away� is a previously unreleased demo.
BAD403
(1984): Say You [R CAD508], Fast Dump [AD403]
Featuring Ian Robbins.
Sleeve by 23
Envelope.
CADC404, CAD404CD
(1984): CAD404, BAD408
Dead Can Dance are Lisa
Gerrard and Brendan
Perry.
BAD405CD
(1984): BAD405, Pearly-Dewdrops'Drops
[AD405]
Enter Simon Raymonde.
Simon Raymonde released some singles with Drowning Craze on Situation
Two -- �Storage Case� (SIT 3), �Trance� (SIT 13), and �Heat� (SIT
16). The 12" is available with 2 cover versions: The initial copies
have an embossed sleeve, the cover of the other ones are completely
flat.
BAD406
(1984): AD406, Punch [R CAD508], Shadows In The Room
Produced by Bob Carter.
Sleeve by 23
Envelope.
CAD407CD
(1984): CAD407, BAD311
Exit Manuela Zwingman.
Enter Peter Bellendir.
Produced by Mick Glossop.
Sleeve by 23
Envelope. After this album Xmal Deutschland left and signed to
Virgin, I think.
Engineered by Joe Gillingham and Kenny Jones.
Enter Andrew Gray. Featuring Elizabeth Fraser (Cocteau Twins), Robin Guthrie (Cocteau Twins), Eddie �Tan Tan� Thriller, Martyn Young (Colourbox) and Steven Young (Colourbox). Coproduced by Robin Guthrie (Cocteau Twins). Engineered by John Fryer.