Tim Hodgkinson – Each In Our Own Thoughts

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Label:	Woof Records – WOOF 016, Megaphone Records (3) – Megaphone 014
Format:	CD, Album
Country:	UK & US
Released:	1994
Genre:	Jazz, Rock, Classical
Style:	Avantgarde, Contemporary

Tracklist

1	A Hollow Miracle Piano, Viola, Bass Guitar, Sampler [Sampling], Sequenced By [Sequencing] – Tim Hodgkinson Voice – Dagmar Krause Words By – Chris Cutler	4:18
2	String Quartet 1 Cello – Robert Woollard Recorded By – Tim Hodgkinson Viola – Helen Kamminga Violin – Charles Mutter, Chris Brierley	11:09
3	From Descartes' Dreams Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Sampler [Sampling], Sequenced By [Sequencing] – Tim Hodgkinson	6:32
4	Hold To The Zero Burn, Imagine Bass Guitar – Guy Segers Bassoon – Lindsay Cooper Cello – Richard Bolton Drums – Chris Cutler Flute – Clarissa Melville, Nancy Ruffer Guitar – Bill Gilonis Keyboards, Alto Saxophone, Clarinet, Words By – Tim Hodgkinson Trumpet – John Impett* Voice – Dagmar Krause Xylophone – Dominic Weeks	16:43
5	Palimpsest Bass Guitar – Guy Segers Flute – Nancy Ruffer French Horn – Raul Diaz Percussion – Rick Wilson Piano, Percussion – Tim Hodgkinson Trumpet – John Impett* Voice – Dagmar Krause Words By – Chris Cutler	4:13
6	Numinous Pools For Mental Orchestra Recorded By, Sequenced By [Sequencing] – Tim Hodgkinson	9:55

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Wolf Studios
Mixed At – Wolf Studios
Recorded At – The Premises Studio (London)
Manufactured By – Cinram USA

Credits

Artwork [Booklet By] – T. H.*
Design, Layout – Baltimore Typography & Design
Engineer – Dominique Brethes (tracks: 1, 3 to 5)
Music By, Liner Notes – Tim Hodgkinson

Notes

Tracks 1 & 5 are settings of texts by Chris Cutler.
Track 2 is one of four pieces for strings written in Grenoble in Spring 1993, the others of which are as yet unperformed.
Track 3 derives from a larger, abandoned, project "Three Dreams Of Descartes", an oratorio in which the philosopher pits his rational self against various personal demons that come wrapped in different kinds of Time.
Track 4 was written for Henry Cow (as "Erk Gah"), performed at concerts in 1976-77, but never recorded until now.
Track 6 was written for real orchestra and later tapped into a computer & revised for midi instrumentation.

Tracks 1, 3, 4 & 5 recorded and mixed Autumn 1993 at Wolf Studios, London. Piano on track 5 recorded at Premises Studio.
Track 2 recorded live at Bottolph Clayden.
Track 6 recorded direct to DAT from MIDI instruments.

Another version exists manufactured by WMG Indianapolis instead of Cinram. Other notable differences compared to the WMG pressing can be found on the back of the booklet :
- The manufacturer credit is not shown here, and a difference in color can be seen where it has been wiped off.
- Credit to Baltimore Typography & Design appears here, whereas it is not present on the WMG pressing.