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Great original track, shame it's not on this 12" though! What you get instead is a vocal and piano version, vocal only and then two remixes. Herbert's remix is enjoyable and twists the song in a different direction but stays close to the originals ... See full review

Yeah, mine are fairly warped too. Shame. The general sound is better than I feared it could be though. Especially seeing as a whole side is vocals only, was worried it'd sound awful.

An incredibly noisey guitar duo record. You get the sense (as with most Dead C and Gate records) that the collection of tracks here are mere documents picked out from many recordings. You can hear this was recorded to tape (maybe cassette) as there are a ... See full review

Agree! This is a lot of music to cram on a single vinyl as is. Plus the outro is very skipable.

The only place the Van Dyke Parks premix of Luv Your Life was released. Such a great version. Amazing sounding pressing too.

This album has never sounded so good. Makes me wonder whether it was originally recorded to tape rather than digital as it sounds way better than I ever remember the CD sounding. Great reissue all in all.

Sounds good and clean if a little on the flat side.

The packaging I kind of like and kind of hate. The red gloss and overall design is a bit underwhelming. I like the front but to use the exact same design template for the inside and back just feels ... See full review

Here's hoping this doesn't have the same issues I had with the black copy. Shame it's, again, not replicating the original gatefold.

For mine it's after track 4 which is the last of the 'Imaginary Songs'. I can only assume it's intentional as a way of separating these shorter pieces from the two parts of 'The Contraceptive Briefcase II'. This way the release doesn't have to be a 2 ... See full review

Like Crass' 'Yes Sir, I Will' only somehow even louder and harsher, can't believe how messy this album is (in a good way)

Fantastic sounding vinyl. Also, great album. One of my favourites, an album that opened my ears to how electronics and rap could collide and coalesce.

An odd curiosity that came out toward the very beginning of Devo's life (in terms of albums at least). So most of the tracks are covers of tracks from Q/A. Some of it is fun, some of it is bizarre, some of it misses the mark, a lot of it is gimmicky but ... See full review

Probably the most phenomenal and wide arms reaching Current 93 release. Has the 'guest' vocalists that have kind of become a staple of late Current 93, Stapelton weaves a subtle production for the main body of The Inmost Light whilst the two surrounding ... See full review

Would love to see some images... but more importantly how does it sound!?

An enjoyable recording that has kind of creeped up on me over the years that I've had it and occasionally spun it. It's a nice mix of Popol Vuh style mantric music mixed with a lo-fi 'world' music feel and a dash of post-rock. The occasional vocals are ... See full review

Shame but at least it hasn't taken a nose dive like so many reissues do. I think my original copy could sound better but maybe you're right, it never did sound as it should in the first place. Cheers!