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Tracklist
| A1 | –No Artist | Fast Forward Orbiter (Jingle) | |
| A2 | –Dean Richards / Peter Doyle (2) & Orchestra (5) | Terra Seckt | |
| A3 | –Machinations | Interview | |
| A4 | –Machinations | Terminal Wharf | |
| A5 | –Connotations | Let's Go Native | |
| A6 | –No Artist | Stand Tall (Jingle) | |
| A7 | –People With Chairs Up Their Noses | Go To Jail | |
| A8 | –The Cure | Interview | |
| A9 | –The Cure | One Hundred Years (Demo) | |
| A10 | –O.R.D.U.C. | Speedy | |
| B1 | –No Artist | The Case Of The Missing Leave It To Beavers (Serial Part 5) | |
| B2 | –No Artist | Necrophilia News Network | |
| B3 | –Ian Dury | Interview | |
| B4 | –JFK And The Cuban Crisis* | Office Boy Meets Office Girl | |
| B5 | –Jon Rose | 19 String Violin Music (Live Excerpt) | |
| B6 | –Sardine V.* | Stuck On You | |
| B7 | –Kraftwerk | Interview | |
| B8 | –Alan Underhill | Silicon Sundae (Part 3) | |
| B9 | –No Artist | Unauthorized Duplication Prohibited | |
| C1 | –Dead Can Dance | Fatal Impact (Demo) | |
| C2 | –Article | At The Moment | |
| C3 | –Cheri Knight | Prime Numbers | |
| C4 | –People With Chairs Up Their Noses | Leave Home | |
| C5 | –Legion Of Honour | Red Square Errand | |
| C6 | –R. Stevie Moore | The Flavor Is Mine | |
| C7 | –Height/Dismay | Dusk | |
| C8 | –John Foster's Pop Philosophers | Kennedy Saga (Part 1) | |
| C9 | –Morton Taylor | Blank Wrap | |
| C10 | –Crime & The City Solution | Moments | |
| D1 | –Positive Noise | Seventh Man | |
| D2 | –Customer Service (2) | Call Me Dynamic | |
| D3 | –Invisible College* | Luxury Of Horns | |
| D4 | –Bruce Pavitt | Debbie | |
| D5 | –Mark Foster | Thinking Cap | |
| D6 | –Beats Working | Monkey And The Rocket | |
| D7 | –Alan Underhill | Silicon Sundae (Part 2) | |
| D8 | –Guilded Youth* | Weirding Nights | |
| D9 | –The Same | Time Line | |
| D10 | –Public Image Limited | Untitled |
Companies, etc.
- Recorded At – Rhino Studios, Dorking
- Recorded At – The Ritz, New York
Notes
Cassettes housed in folded plastic cover with 32 pages A5 magazine + 4 inserts.
#A3 Interview with Tim, Tony and Nick (22.10.81). The Pieces of 3 songs within the interview are "Average Inadequacy", "Machinations" and "Arabia".
#A8 Interview with Robert Smith (Melbourne, august 1981).
#A9 Recorded at Pipbrook Mill (december 1981).
#B1 Narrated by Johnny Topper.
#B3 Interview with Geoff King (Melbourne, november 1981).
#B5 Recorded live 10.11.80.
#B7 Interview with Ralf Hutter (Melbourne, 18.09.81).
#C1 Demo version.
#C8 Recorded live in Washington, Olympia.
#C10 Recorded live in St Kilda, Seaview Ballroom (21.08.79).
#D10 Edited snippets from the riot occured at The Ritz, NYC (15.05.81)
#A3 Interview with Tim, Tony and Nick (22.10.81). The Pieces of 3 songs within the interview are "Average Inadequacy", "Machinations" and "Arabia".
#A8 Interview with Robert Smith (Melbourne, august 1981).
#A9 Recorded at Pipbrook Mill (december 1981).
#B1 Narrated by Johnny Topper.
#B3 Interview with Geoff King (Melbourne, november 1981).
#B5 Recorded live 10.11.80.
#B7 Interview with Ralf Hutter (Melbourne, 18.09.81).
#C1 Demo version.
#C8 Recorded live in Washington, Olympia.
#C10 Recorded live in St Kilda, Seaview Ballroom (21.08.79).
#D10 Edited snippets from the riot occured at The Ritz, NYC (15.05.81)
Reviews Show All 2 Reviews
Lloigor
September 6, 2010
There are several interesting things about this rather obscure release, not the least of which being the presence of more extinct post-punk groups than one could shake a rather large stick at. Most impressive to my inner collector, however, are those by Dead Can Dance and Crime & The City Solution; the former is the first track that they ever released (at least two years prior to their debut), while the latter is the *only* official record of that band's "first" incarnation (1977-1979; actually the second line-up).
If you find this for a reasonable price, get it.
If you find this for a reasonable price, get it.
TimBucknall
May 6, 2016the whole collection is a fascinating time capsule of the amazing insanely creative Post-Punk year that was 1981. the previous reviewer was spot on.
my personal highlights are: legion of honour, PiL & Dead Can Dance