DAD609, DADC609, DAD609CD
(1986): Velvet Belly, The Jeweller, Ivy And Neet, Meniscus, Tears, Tarantula, My Father, Come Here My Love, At First And Then, Strength Of Strings, Morning Glory, Inch-blue, I Want To Live, Mama K (1), Filigree & Shadow, Firebrother, Thais (1), I Must Have Been
Blind, A Heart Of
Glass, Alone, Mama K (2), The Horizon
Bleeds And Sucks Its Thumb, Drugs, Red Rain, Thais (2)
609 (poster)
(1986)
609 (postcard)
(1986)
Featuring Dominic
Appleton (Breathless), Deidre Rutowski, Louise Rutowski, Simon Raymonde (Cocteau Twins), Richard Thomas (Dif Juz), David Curtis (Dif Juz), Jon Turner, Alison Limerick, Jean, Peter Ulrich, Keith Mitchell, Nigel K. Hine, Anne Turner,
Les McKuen, Richenel (Richenel), Chris Pye (Press Gang),
Martin McCarrick
(Siouxie and the Banshees), Caroline Seaman, Alan Curtis (Dif Juz), Mark Cox (The Wolfgang Press), Andrew Gray (The Wolfgang Press), Steven Young (Colourbox), Tony Waerea and Gini Ball. Engineered by John Fryer and Jon Turner. DAD609 is a double
album. «Velvet Belly» written by Martin McCarrick
(Siouxie and the Banshees). «Velvet Belly» sampled on One Dove's «Why
Don't You Take Me» «The Jeweller» written by Thomas Rapp (Pearls Before
Swine). «Ivy And Neet» written by Simon Raymonde (Cocteau Twins). «Meniscus»
written by D. Curtis. «Tears»
written by Simon
Raymonde (Cocteau
Twins). «Tarantula» written by Martyn Young (Colourbox). «My Father» written by
Judy Collins. «Come Here
My Love» written by Van
Morrison. «At First And Then» written by Peter Ulrich. «Strength Of
Strings» written by Gene
Clark (The Byrds). «Morning Glory» written by Tim Buckley. «I Want To Live»
written by Gary Ogan and Bill Lamb. «Firebrother»
written by G. Duncan. «I Must
Have Been Blind» written by Tim Buckley. «Alone» written
by Graham Lewis (Wire)
and Colin Newman (Wire).
«The Horizon Bleeds And Sucks Its Thumb» cowritten by Mark Cox (The Wolfgang Press). «Drugs»
written by David Byrne.
«Red Rain» cowritten by Simon Raymonde (Cocteau Twins).
