7000 Tarnation - There's Someone

12 TAD7000 (Jan 20 1997): There's Someone, I Didn't Mean It

Limited edition 7" single.


701 Throwing Muses - Chains Changed

12ep cassingle BAD701, BADC701 (1987): Finished [R TAD2019CD], Reel, Snail Head [R TAD2019CD], Cry Baby Cry

Initial copies came with a poster. Produced by Gil Norton. Sleeve by 23 Envelope and Andrew Catlin. Original quataties of the 12" included a poster.


702 The Wolfgang Press - Big Sex

12ep cassingle BAD702, BADC702 (1987): The Wedding, The Great Leveller, That Heat, God's Number

Featuring Ruby James, Peter Ulrich and Richard Avison. Coproduced by John Fryer. Sleeve by 23 Envelope, The Wolfgang Press and August Johann Von Rosenhof. The run-out grooves read �Acne eats spiders.�.


703 Various - Lonely Is An Eyesore

lp cas cd lp lp video CAD703, CADC703, CAD703CD, CADD703, CADX703, VAD703 (1987): Cocteau Twins: Crushed [CT1CD], Dead Can Dance: The Protagonist, The Wolfgang Press: Cut The Tree, Dead Can Dance: Frontier (demo version) [R CAD404], Colourbox: Hot Doggie, This Mortal Coil: Acid Bitter And Sad, Clan Of Xymox: Muscoviet Musquito, Throwing Muses: Fish [R TAD2019CD], Dif Juz: No Motion

Initial quantaties of CAD 703 included a three-way folding inner sleeve, while later copies had a regular inner sleeve with an insert. Sleeve by 23 Envelope, Nigel Grierson, Danger Video and Arthur Parker. VAD703 is a video. All the songs are the same as the other formats, except that the version of �Fish� is different. CAD703D is a limited edition of 10000 with some extra artwork. CAD703X is a deluxe limited edition wooden box (100 of them exists) containing all the different editions of Lonely Is An Eyesore and some additional prints. About the box: 30 were released for sale (200 pounds each directly from 4AD), 70 were given away to the bands, distibutors of 4AD material and others. The prints were rather expensive, bringing the cost of production of the box up to 500 pounds. There are two prints, one 15x20 cm (etching), where small details differ from box to box. The other is larger, 100x200cm (by Terry Dowling), printed on rice paper. The prints were wrapped in a sealed plastic-like paper. �Hot Doggie� samples from the films �Lifeforce� (�Here I go�, �be with me� & �Close your eyes, I love you�), �Evil Dead� (�You will die, lover boy� & �one by one� + the chainsaw), �The Last Starfighter� (�Soon the frontier will be down etc�) and �2000 Maniacs� (�Let's hear some music� & �We've got us some goods�).


704 A. R. Kane - Lollita

12ep BAD704 (1987): Lollita, Sado-Masochism Is A Must, Butterfly Collector

Produced by Robin Guthrie (Cocteau Twins). Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver and Juergen Teller. The run-out grooves read �Law of 2� / (*drawing of arrow through heart*). A. R. Kane was signed briefly by One Little Indian before releasing this EP. They went on to sign to Rough Trade.


705 Dead Can Dance - Within The Realm Of A Dying Sun

lp cas cd CAD705, CADC705, CAD705CD (1987): Anywhere Out Of The World, Windfall, In The Wake Of Adversity, Xavier, Dawn Of The Iconoclast, Cantara, Summoning Of The Muse, Persephone (The Gathering Of Flowers)

Featuring Alison Harling, Emlyn Singleton, Piero Gasparini, Tony Gamage, Gus Ferguson, Mark Gerrard, Richard Avison, John Singleton, Andrew Claxton, Ruth Watson and Peter Ulrich. Sleeve by Brendan Perry and Bernard Oudin.


706 Throwing Muses - The Fat Skier

lp cas MAD706, MADC706 (1987): Garoux Des Larmes, Pools In Eyes, Soap And Water, And A She-Wolf After The War, You Cage, Soul Soldier [R CAD607]

Produced by Mark van Hecke. Engineered by Warren Bruleigh, Trow Doolittle and Hideki Sunada. Sleeve by Kurt DeMunbrun, Kar, Richard Donelly and Kate Whitney. Side 2 of MAD706 is 45rpm and features a long version of �Soul Soldier� that has Kristin, Tanya, and a couple friends sitting in a park in Newport, RI looking at clouds and kites. The baby noises are Dylan's, through various effects, and sometimes backwards with the rest of the dialogue. �Soul Soldier� coproduced by Gil Norton.


707 M/A/R/R/S - Pump Up The Volume

7 AD707 (1987): Pump Up The Volume [R BADM707CD], Anitina

12 BAD707 (1987): Pump Up The Volume (version one) [R BADM707CD], Anitina [R AD707]

12 BADR707 (1987): Pump Up The Volume [R BADM707CD], Anitina (version two) [R AD707]

cd5 BAD707CD (1987): BAD707, BADR707

cd BADM707CD (1987): BAD707, Pump Up The Volume

Featuring C. J. Mackintosh, John Fryer and Dave Dorrell. Produced by Martyn Young (Colourbox). Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver and Panni Charrington. M/A/R/R/S are Martyn Young (Colourbox), Steven Young (Colourbox), A. R. Kane, C. J. Mackintosh, John Fryer and Dave Dorrell. M/A/R/R/S was a one-off collaboration between Colourbox and A. R. Kane. The name might stand for M: Martyn Young, A: Alex from AR Kane, R: Rudi from AR Kane, R: Russel who was connected with AR Kane at the time and S: Steven Young. BAD 707 CD is a black with bronze coloured prints on a gatefold printed cardboard sleeve. AD707 was also released in Australia on a tape by Virgin (TC CAD 707). Also released in Japan on cd by Columbia (15CY-5012). Also released in Canada on 7" by Vertigo (SOV 2400). Also released in the US on 7" by 4th & B'way (B'WAY 7452 C). BAD 707 CD was also released in Japan by Columbia (20CY-2280).


708 Frazier Chorus - Sloppy Heart

7 AD708 (1987): Sloppy Heart, Typical

12ep BAD708 (1987): AD708, Storm

Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver and Jeff Veitch. Frazier Chorus are Michele Allardyce, Tim Freeman, Kate Holmes and Chris Toplin. Produced by Gil Norton. Engineered by John Fryer. AD708 is a promotional single. Frazier Chorus later signed to Virgin Records. All the songs on BAD708 surfaced (in different versions) on their first album there, �Sue�.


709 Pixies - Come On Pilgrim

lp MAD709 (Mar 1987): Vamos, Isla de Encanta, Ed Is Dead, The Holiday Song, Nimrod's Son, I've Been Tired, Leviate Me

Pixies are Black Francis, David Lovering, Kim Deal and Joey Santiago. Kim Deal is listed as �Mrs. John Murphy� on MAD709 and CAD803, but she later divorced the guy and dropped the name. Released in the US by Rough Trade as �Rough US 43�. Produced by Gary Smith. Engineered by Paul Kolderie. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver and Simon Larbalestier.


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