Not a real live album, nor was it recorded at Pendleshire Poly in 1979. Porl King of IDIE doesn’t play live shows, or indeed interact much with other humans at all due to his chronic fear of catching the lurgy off them. However this album was released as a document of a fictionalised set and … Read more
The score Thomas made for Ken Russell’s critically panned horror film following a chaotic house party involving Lord Byron & friends. The album was quite rare on CD and merely featured the two sides of the vinyl LP as a pair of long tracks. This cue-sheet breaks those tracks up into the listed movements. Thomas … Read more
An extremely limited release that has only recently got a wide distribution through the latest singles boxed set. Comprised four individual remixes mixed together into one super mega-mix. Originally released on limited one-sided heavy vinyl. This cue-sheet gives each mix it’s own individual start-point.a) Tim Simenon mixb) Holger Hiller “odd mix”c) “Violinic mix” by Gareth … Read more
This is a cue sheet for TG’s 1981 gruesome soundtrack for the human body. The album was apparently completely improvised over the course of five days. The CD release contains only tracks covering the two sides of the LP. This cue sheet splits the album up into the five individual tracks. Throbbing Gristle – Journey … Read more
More guesswork. This CD was released as one-track. Possibly because the band saw the album as one piece to be ingested as a whole… or just out of laziness. Anyway there are pirate split MP3s floating about on the net but I consider the track-splits to be wrong. For a start the track 10.5.1941 on … Read more
The last ever gig before Orbital split for a decade, this is the version that was taken from the exclusive John Peel show broadcast. Probably the most common source. I got the track-titles from www.loopz.co.uk. They have some nice photos from the cosy set and others as well as some nice words from Phil Hartnol … Read more
Side-project by Jimmy Cauty of The KLF/The Orb. Originally intended to be an Orb album, it was released by Jimmy following his departure from the band removing all Alex Patterson’s contributions. Track-times are a guess assisted by the approx track-times on Lazlo’s Discography Machine. Space – Space