Coil - The Unreleased Themes For Hellraiser
Label:
Catalog#:
COIL 001
Format:
Vinyl, 10"
Country:
UK
Released:
1987
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Modern Classical,
Experimental
Tracklist
| A1 | Hellraiser | 2:45 | ||
| A2 | Box Theme | 3:00 | ||
| A3 | Main Title | 3:12 | ||
| B1 | Airline 1 | 0:53 | ||
| Written-by [Written With] - Bill McGee* | ||||
| B2 | Liqueur | 0:56 | ||
| B3 | Perfume | 0:40 | ||
| B4 | Video Recorder | 0:39 | ||
| Written-by [Written With] - Andrew Poppy | ||||
| B5 | Airline 2 | 1:01 | ||
| B6 | Natural Gas | 1:02 | ||
| B7 | Cosmetic 1 | 0:20 | ||
| B8 | Cosmetic 2 | 0:22 | ||
| B9 | Analgesic | 1:38 | ||
| B10 | Road Surface | 1:50 | ||
| B11 | Accident Insurance | 2:07 | ||
Credits
Notes
Side A features Coil's rejected theme music for Clive Barker's "Hellraiser" movie. Side B features music composed for various commercials.
Printed on sleeve: "The only group I've heard on disc, whose records I've taken off because they made my bowels churn." - Clive Barker, Director of Hellraiser.
The spine has the text the consequences of raising hell…
Etching on side B: "Hello Lizzy, Kim, & Susanna."
Initial 10" pressing on clear vinyl, probably limited to 500 copies. Label printed 'Made in France"
Second 10" pressing on black vinyl, quantity unknown.
Third 10" pressing on pink vinyl, probably limited to 500 copies.
Printed on sleeve: "The only group I've heard on disc, whose records I've taken off because they made my bowels churn." - Clive Barker, Director of Hellraiser.
The spine has the text the consequences of raising hell…
Etching on side B: "Hello Lizzy, Kim, & Susanna."
Initial 10" pressing on clear vinyl, probably limited to 500 copies. Label printed 'Made in France"
Second 10" pressing on black vinyl, quantity unknown.
Third 10" pressing on pink vinyl, probably limited to 500 copies.
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This is seriously good stuff, and the advert shorts on the B-side are paradoxical fun as well...