BAD0015
(1990): BAD0015CD, The Colour Of The Sky
«The Colour Of The Sky» is hidden after the last track on side two.
The needle hangs and you have to pick it up and put it down on the
track yourself. It's mostly a spoken word thing and it wasn't named
or mentioned anywhere on the sleeve, but was given this name on the
Japanese CD «Mrs. Dolphin». Enter Meriel Barham. Produced by
Chris Allison. Engineered by Paul Corkett. Sleeve by v23, Dominic Davies, Claude
Nuridsany and Marie Perennou. The run-out grooves read «Babies in the
laughter» «Into the fog» (BAD0015). «Half-Life Remembered» remixed by
John Fryer. «A Revelation»
remixed by John Fryer.
Released on Sunday Driver.
NONME4 (7") (1984): Hands Across the Sea [CAD402], Ringing in the Change [AD401]
NONME4 (7") (1984): Hands Across the Sea [CAD402], Ringing in the Change [AD401]
NONME4 (7")
(1984): Hands Across the Sea [CAD402], Hands Across the Sea [CAD402]
Released by Vertigo in Canada (SOV 2336); Virgin in France (SA
106.246) -- the b-side plays «Chapter 12»; Sire in the US (7-29339
[BAA 2288S/BAA 2306S]); promo by Sire in the US (7-29339 [BAA
2288S/BAA 2288S]).
BAD3005, BAD3005CD, ADC3005 (1993): Hang On To Your Ego (3:23) [CAD3004], The Ballad Of Johnny Horton (4:22), Surf Epic (10:12)
3005 (postcard)
(1993)
Featuring Joey Santiago
(Pixies), Eric Drew Feldman (Pere
Ubu) and Bob Giusti.
Released by Virgin in France with 2 & 3 & 2 tracks (91865 2 & 91867 2 & SA 3299 (promo)).
Three track promo released by Elektra in the US (PRCD 8782-2).
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).
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.
Two track release by Virgin in France (92473 2). Also one track promo released by Elektra in the US (PRCD 8962-2).
Released in Canada. The first two live songs are the same as those on the European «Alec Eiffel» single.
CADC313, CAD313CD
(1983): CAD313, BAD314CD
Exit Will Heggie. Will
Heggie later appeared in Lowlife on Nightshift Records. Featuring
Ally. Coproduced by John
Fryer. Sleeve by 23 Envelope. The
sleeves of CAD313 and CAD313CD are quite different.
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 Piñeres. 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»
Sleeve by Paul West and Andy Rumball. Released in the US on LP (c1-93669), CD (c2-93669), advance cassette and cassette (c4-93669). This is the last release from Cocteau Twins on 4AD. They have now signed to Polygram Records outside America, and to Capitol in the US.
Promo released in Canada by Vertigo (CDP 432).
Promotional CD single. Released in the US by Capitol on 12" with plain white sleeve with blue sticker (SPRO-7941/79427), cd with no insert and red sticker (DPRO-79291), cd with insert and green cd (DPRO-79291A) and 12" with picture sleeve. Sleeve by Paul West and Andy Rumball.
This EP was released by Missing Link. It was originally called «The Boys Next Door».
This is the last Birtday Party release on 4AD. They left to sign to Mute Records and released «Mutiny» before breaking up. Most, if not all of them, stayed on at Mute in various permutations as Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, These Immortal Souls and Crime And The City Solution.
This is a 12", one-sided promotional single. 800 copies were released.
BAD909, BAD909CD
(1989): AD909, Wave Of Mutilation (UK
Surf) [PIXTWO], Bailey's Walk
Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver
and Simon
Larbalestier. «Into The White» engineered by Paul Kolderie. «Into The
White» recorded at Fort Apache, Cambridge,
MA. «Wave Of Mutilation» engineered by Jon Turner. «Wave Of
Mutilation» recorded at Palladium Studios,
Edinburgh. «Bailey's Walk» engineered by Claude Fixler. «Bailey's
Walk» recorded at Eden Studios.
Released by Les Temps Modernes (LTM V:XI).
Released by Farrágo Records -- http://www.neosoft.com/~hk/home.htm.
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.
The US version will have one track less because Brit CD manufacturers will guarantee the disc for 78min of play time, and WB will only guarantee 74.
Released by the NME (PRO 4 & NME 028).
Free video sampler given away in large quantaties by HMV in Toronto.
Limited release. Also released by Rykodisc in the US. Engineered by Steve Rizzo. Sleeve by David Narcizo (Throwing Muses) and Mary Ann Southard. The words "glue this" can be read through the center hole of the CD case on the US release. If you should feel the urge to pry the case apart to read the entire message -- you shouldn't. That important message reads: «Plastic Tray Glues Here. No Ink On This Panel.» Whee! «Jesus Christ» written by Alex Chilton (Big Star). «Amazing Grace» written by Traditional. «Amazing Grace» arranged by Kristin Hersh. «Sinkhole» written by W. J. Hersh. «Can The Circle Be Unbroken» written by Traditional. «Can The Circle Be Unbroken» arranged by A. P. Carter.
Tracks 4-6 are collectively called «Song Of Schizophrenia». Featuring Melissa Elliott, Jymn Auge, Damian Lang and Denise James. Mixed by Ivo (This Mortal Coil) and John Fryer. Mastered by Gus Shaw. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver and Dominic Davies. The original mixes of this album is available on cassette from Warren. Exit Angie Carozzo. The last track isn't listed on the sleeve, and the tape ran out when they were recording it, so it really *is* supposed to sound like that.
Released in the US by Rykodisc.
Promotional cd single released in conjunction with the film «Baraka». Digipak.
Released as Pleasantly Surprised 001.
CAD802CD
(1988): CADC802, Garoux Des Larmes [MAD706], Pools In Eyes [MAD706], Soap And Water [MAD706], And A She-Wolf After
The War [MAD706], You Cage [MAD706]
In short, CAD802CD features side one of MAD706. It doesn't have side
two, which consisted of a re-recording of «Soul Soldier» and various
noises. Featuring Rich Gilbert. Produced by Gary Smith. Engineered by Paul Kolderie. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver and Shinro Ohtake.
Free single.
CAD901CD
(1989): CADC901, Santa Claus
Two versions of the lp was released: One in brown and one in gray.
Featuring Bernie Warrell, Russ Gershon, Tom Halter, Russell Jewell
and Guy Yarden. Produced by Gary
Smith. Engineered by Steve Haigler. Sleeve by v23, Richard Donelly and
Obigail Simon. Write to Michell Alorim, P.O. Box 1909, Harvard
Square, Cambridge, MA 02238, USA.
Dif Juz are Gary Bromley, Alan Curtis, David Curtis and Richard Thomas. Recorded at Spaceward. Sleeve by Dif Juz.
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.
Promo release.