BAD604
(1986): AD604, Shoot Out
Engineered by Keith
Mitchell and Mark Zaegar. Sleeve by 23 Envelope. «Baby I
Love You So» written by H.
Schwaby and J. Miller.
Promo released in Germany by Virgin (608 287-000). The sleeve combines designs of BAD694 & BAD605.
Japanese release.
Sleeve by Nick Cave and Bleddyn Butcher.
Pale Saints are Chris Cooper, Ian Masters and Graeme Naysmith. «Sight Of You» and «She Rides The Waves» are produced by Richard Formby and Mike Stout. Additional production and remix of these and production of «Mother Might» by Gil Norton. Engineering on the Gil Norton work by John Fryer. Sleeve by v23 and G. D. Bailey. The run-out grooves read «For Henry the lionheart!» «Mother ripping asunder».
Promo release.
NONHB2 (cd)
(1989): NONHB1 (ep), NONHB2 (lp)
Released by Creation Records (CRELP 048 CD).
Produced by Hugh Jones. Mixed by Hugh Jones and Helen Woodward. Engineered by Huw Price. Recorded at Blackwing. Tracks 8 and 10 cowritten by Laurence O'Keefe. Featuring Caroline Lavelle, Christopher Berry, Jon Brookes, Laurence O'Keefe (Levitation), Peter Astor (The Weather Prophets), Robert Lord, Nick Ingham, Gavin Wright, Preston Heyman, Sonia Slaney, Danny Thompson, Julian Swales (Kitchens of Distinction), Terry Bickers (House Of Love) and B. J. Cole. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Chris Bigg, Simon Larbalestier, Kevin Westenberg and Victoria Edwards. «Heart Like A Wheel» written by Anna McGarrigle.
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.».
CAD810CD
(1988): CADC810, BADC702
Featuring Ruby James, Lorna Wright, Gini Ball, Sonia Slaney, Chris
Pitsillides, Audrey Riley,
Peter Ulrich, Steven Young (Colourbox) and Simon Rodgers.
Coproduced by Flood. Engineered
by Lincoln Fong, Hugo Nicholson, Michael
Butterworth and Nigel K.
Hine. Sleeve by Christopher Bigg and The Wolfgang Press.
Released in the US by Rough Trade (Rough US 56).
This LP was issued by Missing Link as a US release.
The The are Keith Laws, Matt Johnson, Tom Johnson and Triash. Produced by Bruce Gilbert (Wire) and Graham Lewis (Wire). Matt Johnson released an album under his own name on 4AD, CAD113, before leaving and signing to Some Bizzare. The run-out grooves read «Bilbo's last single!» «Bye, bye.».
3004 (postcard) (1993)
3004 (stuff)
(1993)
The solo album from Pixie Black Francis. Featuring Eric Drew Feldman (Pere
Ubu), Nick Vincent, Joey Santiago (Pixies), Morris Tepper, David Sardy,
Bob Giusti, John Linnell and
Kurt Hoffman. Coproduced by Eric Drew Feldman (Pere
Ubu). Mixed by Al Clay.
Engineered by Efren
Herrera, Sean Leonard
and Matt Packuko. Recorded at Clubhouse,
Burbank, California, Planet, Sausalito and Master Control,
Burbank. Sleeve by Vaughan
Oliver, Chris Bigg, Simon Larbalestier and
Michael Halsband.
CADD3004 is a limited edition LP released through the Chain With No
Name. It has a special four colour silk-screened carboard envelope
sleeve. «Hang on to Your Ego» written by Brian Wilson.
Eight track promo released by Virgin in France (SA 3447).
Released by Virgin in France (40134 2).
BAD1016, BAD1016CD
(1991): ADC1016, Fallin' In Love, Monochrome [CAD2002]
Produced by Robin Guthrie
(Cocteau Twins). Engineered
by Robin Guthrie (Cocteau Twins) and Mitsuo Tate. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver and Jim Friedman. The run-out
grooves read AD «And who's in `ere?» «a little gum!». The run-out
grooves read BAD «Lush and Ride at the Enormodrome» «They've got this
much talent». «Fallin' In Love» written by Dennis Wilson.
711 (poster)
(1987)
Produced by John A.
Rivers. Engineered by John
A. Rivers and Francisco Cabeza. Featuring Elisa Richards. Sleeve
by Vaughan Oliver and Jim Friedman. This is the
last release by CoX on 4AD. They signed to Polydor. New versions of
«Blind Hearts» and «A Million Things» are included on the lp Twist of
Shadows. This band was only called 'Clan Of Xymox' on the record
'Medusa' and at their contribution to 'Lonely Is An Eyesore'. In all
other cases they were 'Xymox'. Their first album was called 'Clan Of
Xymox', which (in combination with the artwork by 23 Envelope) is
probably the cause that they've changed their name for a while.
NONXY1 (12")
(1987): Blind Hearts (Club Mix) (6:00)
[R BAD711], Shame (4:08), Blind Hearts (3:47) [R BAD711]
Released on Wing. Might be promo only.
Coengineered by Jon Turner. Featuring Caroline Crawley (Shellyan Orphan), Diedre Rutowski, Martin McCarrick (Siouxie and the Banshees), Jocelyn Pook, Sally Herbert, Sonia Slaney, Tim Freeman (Frazier Chorus), Jon Turner, Alison Limerick, Kim Deal (Pixies), Tanya Donelly (Throwing Muses), Louise Rutowski, Gini Ball, Ikuko Kozu, Jim Williams, Pieter Nooten, Anne Garrigues, Rain Parade, Dominic Appleton (Breathless) and Heidi Berry. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Nigel Grierson and Claire Lazarus. «The Lacemaker» cowritten by Martin McCarrick (Siouxie and the Banshees). «Mr. Somewhere» written by Paul M. Walsh. «With Tomorrow» cowritten by Clark and Davis. «Loose Joints» cowritten by Martin McCarrick (Siouxie and the Banshees). «You And Your Sister» written by Chris Bell (Big Star). «Nature's Way» written by Randy California (Spirit). «I Come And Stand At Every Door» written by Hikmet and Waters. «Several Times» written by Pieter Nooten. «The Lacemaker II» cowritten by Martin McCarrick (Siouxie and the Banshees). «Late Night» written by Syd Barrett. «Help Me Lift You Up» written by Mary Margaret O'Hara. «Carolyn's Song» written by David Roback (Opal/Mazzy Star/Rain Parade). «'Til I Gain Control Again» written by Rodney Crowell. «I Am The Cosmos» written by Chris Bell (Big Star).
Promotional release (in the US?).
The cd is in a digipak. Exit Richard Close, Byron Guthrie and Kristin Kramer. Featuring Julius Klepacz, Jack Daley, Tony Garnier, Graham Maybe, Doris Chrysler, Melora Creager, Julia Kent and Serena U. Jost. The last three people are «Rasputina». Recorded at Zabriskie Point. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver and Jim Friedman. This is the last release by Ultra Vivid Scene on 4AD. «Blood and Thunder» coremixed by John Hanlon. «Don't Look Now (Now!)» written by Mark Dumais. «Winter Song» written by John Cale.
Swallow are Mike Mason and Louise Trehy. Produced by John Fryer. Engineered by John Fryer and Paul Doyle. Recorded at Palladium Studios, Edinburgh and Blackwing Studios, London. Featuring Jon Turner. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Jim Friedman, Dominic Davies, Scott Kuckler and Mary Mathieson.
«Blowback» is remixes from the previously released album «Blow». Some versions are redically different and others are instrumental. Limited edition. Original recordings by John Fryer. Overdubs and remixes by Swallow with Paul Tipler. Assembly and edits by Paul Doyle. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver and Alexandra Murray. This is the last release by Swallow on 4AD.
Initial quantaties of CAD807 featured a gatefold cover. Sleeve by Paul West, Jeremy Tilston and Juergen Teller. Released in the US on gatefold LP and non-gatefold LP (c1-90892), advance cassette and cassette (c4-90892) and CD (c2-90892). CADT 807 is 4AD's only DAT release.
Promo released in Canada by Vertigo (PROC 12).
Recorded live at Cabaret Metro (Chicago), August 10 1989.
Featuring Robert F. Brunner. Produced by Gil Norton. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Simon Larbalestier, Kevin Westenberg, Christopher Bigg, Pirate Design and Anne Garrigues. Engineered by Alistair Clay and Steve Haigler. CAD D 0010 included a booklet. Released in the US by Elektra (9 60963).
Released by Dark Star in Germany.
Box of two tapes. Four photos were also included. Probably a promo release.
Tribute album to Otis Blackwell. «Handyman» written by Otis Blackwell. «Breathless» written by Otis Blackwell.
Promotional release in white sleeve.
BAD215
(1982): Breakdown [R MAD315CD], Tarantula [R DAD609]
Colourbox are Martyn Young
and Steven Young.
Featuring Debian Curry. The 12" versions are extended remixes.
BAD304 (1983): Breakdown [MAD315CD], Tarantula [R DAD609]
304 (advertisement)
(1983)
Enter Lorita Grahame.
The 12" versions are extended remixes. Produced by Mick Glossop. BAD 304 was
also released as a promo on A&M Records in the USA (SP-12067), it
features the same tracks and the only difference is the promo sticker
on the sleeve.
Produced by Gary Smith. «Winterlong» written by Neil Young.
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).
The Wolfgang Press are Michael Allen and Mark Cox. Featuring Richard Thomas (Dif Juz), David Steiner (In Camera) and Andrew Gray. Coproduced by John Madden. Sleeve by Andrew Gray.
See AD10. Rereleased in 1984 with text on the back of the sleeve. Released on CD in 1993 under the «The The» name. Featuring Bruce Gilbert (Wire) and Graham Lewis (Wire). Coproduced by Ivo except 1 coproduced by Pete Maben and 3 and 9 produced by BC Gilbert and G Lewis. Sleeve by Tony Barrett and Fiona Skinner.
Originally released under the name «Matt Johnson» but was changed to «The The» at Johnson's request.