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1 | National Health (US 1978 Visa IMP 7002) M-/M- cos $12 SOLD! | |||||
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Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
Tenemos Road | 14:43 | D. Stewart | Borogoves (Excerpt from Part Two) | 4:16 | D. Stewart | |
Brujo | 10:19 | A. Gowen | Borogoves (Part One) | 6:37 | ||
Elephants | 14:37 | A. Gowen/D. Stewart | ||||
Dave Stewart: Organ, Electric & Acoustic Piano, Clavinet
Phil Miller: Guitar Neil Murray: Bass Pip Pyle: Drums, Cowbell, Tambourine & Gong, Glockenspiel, Finger cymbals, Shaker, Bells, Pixiephone John Mitchell: Percussion, Temple blocks, Guava, Congas Alan Gowen: Moog, Electric & Acoustic Piano Amanda Parsons: Vocals Jimmy Hastings: Flute, Bass clarinet, Clarinet |
Recorded at the Point, Victoria, London 1977 on the Mobile Mobile. Engineered by Mike Dunne, Paul Northfield and Brian Gaynor. Mixed by National Health and Paul Northfield. Produced by National Health. Intro to 'Elephants' recorded live at the M.L.T.S., Tiel, holland, 14/2/77. Synth Hi-Fli and mixing by Nick Levitt. Recorded (teac 2-track) by Mike Ruysbrock, Tape edited by Pip Pyle. Sleeve designed by Kevin Burke. Photography by Laurie Lewis. |
1 | Escape from Noise (US 1987 SST 133) M-/M- w/booklet & bumper sticker $12 SOLD! | |||||
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Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
Announcement | 1:51 | Negativland | 10. Methods of Torture | 1:23 | Negativland | |
1. Quiet Please | 2:17 | 11. Yellow Black and Rectangular | 2:14 | |||
2. Michael Jackson | 2:08 | 12. Backstage Pass | 1:15 | |||
3. Escape From Noise | 2:36 | 13. Christianity is Stupid | 3:55 | |||
4. The Playboy Channel | 1:32 | 14. Time Zones | 5:28 | |||
5. Stress in Marriage | 1:35 | 15. You Don't Even Live Here | 2:30 | |||
6. Nesbitt's Lime Soda Song | 3:08 | 16. The Way of It | 1:12 | |||
7. Over the Hiccups | 1:28 | 17. Endscape | :37 | |||
8. Sycamore | 2:29 | |||||
9. Car Bomb | 2:03 | |||||
Escape From Noise was made by: Mark Hosler Singing, sythesizers, guitars, voice tapes, percussions, rhythm loops, bomb parts, David manipulation, tiny metal banjo, recorder, lots of other noises, mix. Don Joyce Yelling, talking tapes, electric tympani, synthesizer, lyrics, singing, Booper bee, bomb parts and assembly, noises everywhere, mix. Chris Grigg Drums, synthesizer, singing, computer & software, field recordings, mix. David Wills Talking, shortwave, family tape, bomb parts, regular Booper. Richard Lyons Singing, lyrics, voice. |
With Contributions From: Ian Allen Helicopter (8), Rhythm Loop (9), Bell (14) Jello Biafra c/o Dead Kennedys Toilet Flushing (4) Das c/o Big City Orchestra Voice Tapes (1) Dina Emerson Wordless Vocals (15) Steve Fisk Optigon and Voice Tapes (2) Tera Freedman Voice Tape (12) Phil Freihofner Bomb Parts (9) Ed Markmann Paid Voice Fred Frith Urban Drum and Halfspeed Violin (2) Jerry Garcia c/o Grateful Dead Mouth Sounds and Chimes (12) Alexander Hacke c/o Einsturzende Neubauten Metal Noises (13) Mickey Hart c/o Grateful Dead Percussion and Processed Animals (12) Tom Herman c/o Tripod Jimmie Torture Guitars (10) Henry Kaiser Doublespeed Disco Guitars (1) Louisa Michaels c/o Step One Nursery School Singing (7) Mark Mothersbaugh c/o Devo Jazz Bass, Jimi Hendrix, E-cussion, Saxophone and Noises (4) The Residents Hoots and Clanging (15) Rev. Ivan Stang c/o The Church of the SubGenius Larynx (13) Rand Weatherwax c/o CBS Orchestra Hits and E-cussion (1) Rob Wortman c/o Kingshouse Leaf Blower (15) Graphics/Art/Design by Negativland/Peter Montgomery/Francesca Freedman. Disk mastering by George Horn. Recorded at our home (R.I.P. IHS) and other people’s homes 1983 through 1987. |
1 | Down to Earth (US 1975 Passport PPSD-98005) M-/VG+ gatefold coh $8 | |||||
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Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
astral man** **** | 3:07 | Nektar | fidgety queen | 4:04 | Nektar | |
nelly the elephant**** *** | 5:02 | oh willy*** | 4:00 | |||
early morning clown* | 3:21 | little boy* | 3:03 | |||
that's life* **** | 6:49 | show me the way | 5:55 | |||
finale | 1:36 | |||||
nektar are: roye albrighton - guitars/lead vocals "taff" freeman - keyboards/vocals ron howden - drums/percussion "mo" moore - bass/vocals mick brockett - visual minority/general hassles guests: p. p. arnold - backing vocals* Kenneth cole - backing vocals* phil brown - bass tuba** stephan wick - tuba** butch hudson - 1st trumpet*** ron carthy - 2nd trumpet*** chris pyne - trombone*** steve gregory - tenor sax*** chris mercer - tenor/baritone sax*** bob calvert - ringmaster**** duet on "show me the way" - roye and p. p. arnold choir on "nelly the elephant" and "finale" - chipping norton mandies |
a peter hauke and nektar joint production. recorded at chipping norton studios, england, 22nd march to 1st april 1974.
engineered by barry hammond (with help of engineers handbook page 128 § 4). remixed at dierks studios, germany, 18th, 19th april and 13th to 15th june 1974. engineered by barry hammond (engineers handbook page 4 § 128 german version). special effects and sounds by dieter dierks. Mastered by Robert Ludwig at Sterling Sound, New York City "Astral Man" re-mixed at Air Studios, London, November 20, 1974. Engineered by Geoff Emerick. "Early Morning Clown" re-mixed at Dierks Studios, Germany, November 2, 1974. Engineered by Dieter Dierks. photography (front): bryce attewell photo finishing (front): bob seales art direction (front): pierre tubbs photography (inside and back): dieter weis art direction (inside and back): helmut wenske front-photography filmed on location in the wastelands of wandsworth england. all other photographs made at circus krone at their site in dortmund, germany. |
2 | Recycled (US 1975 Passport PPS-9811) M-/M- gatefold coh $12 | |||||
Side 1 - Part One (17:38) | Side 2 - Part Two (19:07) | |||||
Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
a. Recycle | 2:47 | Nektar | Sao Paulo Sunrise | 3:05 | Nektar | |
b. Cybernetic Consumption | 2:12 | b. Costa Del Sol | 4:04 | |||
c. Recycle Countdown | 1:52 | c. Marvellous Moses | 6:37 | |||
d. Automation Horrorscope | 3:08 | d. It's All Over | 3:25 | |||
e. Recycling | 1:46 | |||||
f. Flight to Reality | 1:18 | |||||
g. Unendless Imagination? | 4:36 | |||||
Nektar Are: Roye Albrighton - guitars/lead vocals "Taff" Freeman - keyboards/vocals Ron Howden - drums/percussion "Mo" Moore - bass/vocals Mick Brockett - visual environment Special thanks to Larry "Synergy" Fast for his orchestral moog arrangements and performance throughout. Choir: The English Chorale, conducted by Robert Howes, arrangements by Christian Kolonovits. |
Recorded at Chateau d'Herouville France and at Air Studios, London. (July & August 1975) Recording Engineers: John Mills, Bill Price, Larry Fast (moogs) Mixed at Air Studios, London (August 1975) Mixing Engineers: Geoffrey Emerick, Steve Nye and Bill Price. Tape Operators: Paul Higgins, Jon Kelly, Ross Culum, Peter Henderson, Steve Prestage, Jon Walls. Cover Artwork by Helmut Wenske Layout by Karlheinz Schuster |
1 | Savage Gesture for Charms Sake (UK 1983 Cocteau JCM 3) M-/M- has the poster $12 SOLD! | |||||
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Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
The man in the rexine suit | ?? | Bill Nelson | Narcosis | ?? | Bill Nelson | |
Watching my dream boat go down in flames | Another happy thought (carved for ever in your cortex) | |||||
The meat room | Portrait of Jan with moon and stars | |||||
produced by Bill Nelson all instruments by Bill Nelson except saxaphone on the man in the rexine suit by Ian Nelson |
cover painting by Bill Nelson Photo by Paul Cox |
2 | Acceleration Picture Disc (UK 1984 Cocteau COQP15) M- $12 | |||||
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Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
Hard Facts from the Fiction Department | ?? | Bill Nelson | Acceleration Long Version | ?? | Bill Nelson | |
Acceleration Dub | Acceleration Short Version | |||||
Produced by Bill Nelson | Acceleration remixed by John Luongo |
3 | The Summer of God's Piano (UK 1984 Cocteau Connoisseur JC 6) M-/M- $12 | |||||
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Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
Antennae two | ?? | Bill Nelson | Tantra | ?? | Bill Nelson | |
Transmission (N.B.C. 97293) | Soon September (Another enchantment) | |||||
The sleep of Hollywood | Rural shires | |||||
The celestial bridegroom | Perfidio incanto | |||||
Under the red arch | The lost years | |||||
Orient pearl | The charm of transit | |||||
Sacrament | Night thoughts (twilight radio) | |||||
Falling blossoms | Wysteria | |||||
The difficulty of being | Swing | |||||
Zanoni | Snowfall | |||||
The chinese nightingale | Realm of dusk | |||||
Over ocean | ||||||
Photo: Antoine Giacomoni | Montages: Bill Nelson |
4 | Sounding the Ritual Echo (UK 1985 Cocteau Connoisseur JC 12) M-/M- $12 | |||||
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Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
Annunciation | ?? | Bill Nelson | Another Willingly Opened Window | ?? | Bill Nelson | |
The Ritual Echo | Vanishing Parades | |||||
Sleep | Glass Fish (For the Final Aquarium) | |||||
Near East | Cubical Domes | |||||
Emak Bakia | Ashes of Roses | |||||
My Intricate Image | The Shadow Garden | |||||
Endless Orchids | Opium | |||||
The Heat in the Room | ||||||
'Sounding the ritual Echo' was recorded in the privacy of my own home on broken or faulty tape machines and speakers, each track possessing its own technological deformity. For this I offer no apology as the music owes its existence to a very personal and selfish obsession. As a direct result, some pieces will require a little patience. | This album, originally released as a limited edition in 1981, was the first in a series of purely instrumental albums issued by Cocteau Records from the archives of the Echo Observatory. |
1 | Autumn to Spring (US 1973 Charisma CAS 1) M-/VG+ $8 | |||||
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Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
The Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack | 4:12 | O'List/Emerson | Diamond Hard Blue Apples of the Moon | 3:00 | Emerson/Jackson | |
Flower King of the Flies | 3:35 | Jackson/Emerson | Dawn | 5:15 | Jackson/Emerson/Davison | |
Bonnie K | 3:20 | O'List/Jackson | Tantalizin' Maggie | 4:19 | Emerson | |
America | 6:03 | Bernstein/Soudheim | Cry of Eugene | 4:30 | Emerson/Jackson/O'List | |
Daddy Where Did I Come From | 2:45 | Emerson/Jackson | ||||
Keith Emerson - Keyboards Lee Jackson - Bass and Vocals Davy O'List - Lead Guitar Brian Davison - Drums |
Produced by The Nice Recorded at Olympic Studios, Barnes, London between Autumn 1967 and Spring 1968 Album Design: Glen Christensen Packaging: Milton Sincoff |
2 | Ars Longa Vita Brevis (F 1975 Charly CR300019) M-/VG+ woc $8 | |||||
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Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
Daddy Where Did I Come From | 3:43 | Emerson/Jackson | Prelude | 19:37 | Emerson | |
Little Arabella | 4:17 | 1st Movement - Awakening | Davison | |||
Happy Freuds | 3:27 | 2nd Movement - Realization | Jackson/O'List/Emerson | |||
Intermezzo from "Karelia Suite" | 6:03 | Sibelius | 3rd Movement - Acceptance "Brandenburger" | Jackson/Emerson/Davison | ||
Don Edito el Gruva | 3:12 | Emerson/Jackson/Davison | 4th Movement - Denial | |||
Coda - Extension to the Big Note | Emerson | |||||
Personnel: Keith Emerson (Keyboards) - Lee Jackson (Bass & Vocals),
Brian Davison (Drums and Percussion). Arranged and produced by : The Nice for Immediate Records, Inc. Orchestra arranged and conducted by : Robert Stewart |
Engineer and Consultant : Don Brewer Cover Concept & Art : Patrice Larue. Original Matrix No IMSP 020 Original Release Date : November 1968. |
1 | In Flagranti Delicto (US 1978 Capitol ST-11771) M-/VG+ coh $20 SOLD! | |||||
Side 1 | Side 2 | |||||
Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
Gestalt | 11:45 | Ian Carr | Heyday | 6:15 | Ian Carr | |
Mysteries | 12:30 | Geoff Castle | In Flagrante Delicto | 16:00 | ||
Produced by Kurt Renker & Ian Carr Supervised by Vera Brandes Recorded live in Duren, Germany, 2-6-1977 by Dieter Dierks Mixed at Cornet Studios, Cologne, 2-28 and 3-1-1977 by Wolfgang Hirschmann and at Capitol by Wally Trauggot |
Ian Carr-trumpet, fleugelhorn, RMI electric piano Brian Smith-tenor sax, soprano sax, percussion Geoff Castle-Fender electric piano, Mini Moog synthesizer Werimu Aata Teransiamoa Karaitiana (Bill Kristian)-bass guitar Roger Seller-drums Alf Dodd-P.A., Mixer Cover Design: Heinz Bahr |
1 | The Kiss and Other Movements (US 1985 Editions EG EGED 40) M-/M- $8 SOLD! | |||||
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Title | Time | Composer(s) | Title | Time | Composer(s) | |
The Kiss | 9:06 | Michael Nyman | Images Were Introduced | 7:36 | Michael Nyman | |
Nose List Song | 7:00 | Water Dances (Making a Splash): | ||||
Tango Between the Lines | 4:55 | 1. Stroking | 5:31 | |||
2. Gliding | 3:05 | |||||
3. Sychronising | 6:51 | |||||
Performed by the Michael Nyman Band: Alexander Balanescu violin Andrew Findon tenor, baritone saxiphone David Fuest clarinet, bass clarinet John Greaves bass guitar John Harle soprano saxophone Michael Nyman piano, Kurzweil Elizabeth Perry violin, viola David Roach soprano, alto saxophone Stephen Saunders bass trombone, euphonium Recorded and mixed by Neil Drake and Paddy Kingsland at Music Works and Paddy Kingland Studio Digital mixing at Nova Studio Mastered at CBS Studios Produced by Michael Nyman and David Cunningham |
with Dagmar Krause voice Omar Ebrahim voice Sarah Leonard voice Mark Bennett trumpet Lowri Blake cello Martin Drover trumpet Rosemary Furniss violin David Purser trombone David Staff trumpet Crispian Steele-Perkins trumpet Theresa Ward violin Nigel Warren Green cello Jonathan Williams cello Cover painting by Paul Richards |