BAD910, BAD910CD
(1989): Sight Of You [R CAD0002], She Rides The Waves, Mother Might
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».
JAD911, JADC911, JAD911CD
(Sep 1989): Baby Talk (2:16), Thoughtforms (2:41), Scarlet (3:26), Bitter (2:01), Second Sight (2:39), Etheriel (3:24)
Lush are Chris Acland, Emma Anderson, Miki Berenyi and Steve Rippon. JAD911 has
red-and-white images on the inside of the outer sleeve, with
illustrations from a Japanese textbook showing the kanji for «tongue»
and «elder sister» with the English words and a 50s-style line
drawing in a box. Coproduced by John Fryer. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Christopher Bigg and Jim Friedman. Lush were
called «Baby Machine» before Meriel Barham (Pale Saints) quit and
formed «Ether». The run-out grooves read «Fanny tits delight» «I'll
still fondle you».