New Order-Low-life-CD

New Order-Low-life-CD

Both CDs are housed in a 8-panel Digipak with clear trays. Two booklets held inside the left part digipak features liner notes (booklet 1) and the corrected track lists for the 5 remastered albums (reissues) (booklet 2). This reissue corrects the errors of the first issue, this one: [r=1482004]. CD1: Recorded at CTS Studios, Britannia Row Studios and Jam Studios. Mixed at Britannia Row Studios. Remastered at Metropolis Mastering, London. Track 2-1, 2-2 & 2-8: Recorded at Jam Studios and Britannia Row Studios, London. Mixed at Britannia Row Studios. Track 2-3: Recorded at Yellow 2 Studios, Stockport. Track 2-4: Recorded at Nippon Columbia Studios, Tokyo and The Village Studios, Los Angeles. Mixed at The Village Studios. Track 2-5: Recorded at CTS Studios, London. Mixed at CTS and Jam Studios, London. Tracks 2-6 & 2-7: Recorded and mixed at Pluto Studios, Manchester. Tracks 1-1 to 1-8 [url=/release/1657974]Factory Records FACD100[/url] May 1985. Track 2-1 from [url=/release/58672]Factory Records 12" Single FAC 123[/url] May 1985. Tracks 2-2 & 2-8 from [url=/release/27740]Factory Records 12" Single FAC133[/url] November 1985. Track 2-3 from [url=/release/26724]Factory Records 12" Single FAC143[/url] March 1986. Edit taken from [url=/release/176889]"Substance" Factory Records CD FACD200[/url] August 1987. Track 2-4 from [url=/release/12642]Factory Records 12" Single FAC153[/url] September 1986. Track 2-5 edited version original release [url=/release/1657974]Factory Records FACD100[/url] May 1985. This version full length un-edited. Tracks 2-6 & 2-7: Original UK release [url=/release/361317]"Salvation!" OST Crepuscule CD TWI774CD[/url] February 1988. ℗ 1985, 2008 London Records 90 Ltd. (on disc) ℗ 1983, 2008 London Records 90 Ltd. (on spine) [incorrect!] © 2008 London Records 90 Ltd.
Badfinger-Straight Up Reissue 1993-LP Vinyl

Badfinger-Straight Up Reissue 1993-LP Vinyl

2LP version of the 1993 CD reissue in gatefold sleeve. All tracks on sides C & D are bonus tracks and are previously unreleased with the exception of D3 ("Baby Blue (US Single Mix). All tracks ℗ 1971 except tracks C-3 & D1-3 ℗ 1993. ℗1993 The Copyright in this sound recording is owned by Apple Corps Ltd. under licence to EMI Records Ltd. © 1993 EMI Records Ltd.
Sum Of R-Orga-CD

Sum Of R-Orga-CD

Orga Box version. Comes in a oversized box with two mini-posters and a credits card.
Various-Das STEREO Phono-Festival Vol.II-SACD

Various-Das STEREO Phono-Festival Vol.II-SACD

Track 8 is a live recordings from JVC Jazz Festival 1992, track 11 is a live recording from Live at Bernies. All tracks are played with different recordplayers and pickups and digitally recorded. DVD-Rom contains the same material as SACD as native WAV-Files.
Valley Of The Sun-Sayings Of The Seers blue white marbled-LP Vinyl

Valley Of The Sun-Sayings Of The Seers blue white marbled-LP Vinyl

Catalog number BILOCATION #21 is from the spine of the cover. Catalog number BILOCATION 21 is from the label side B. Re-release of the 2011 album with different cover-art and a bonus track - all high-quality heavy 180g vinyl pressed in Germany - matt laquered 300gsm gatefold cover - handnumbered edition of 166 on whiteblue hazed clear viny From the back cover: Engineered, mixed, mastered and produced [...] at Nada Studios, New Windsor, New York Mastered [...] at Heavyhead Recording Co. Port Orchard. WA Published by Bilocation Records 2015 / Officially distributed by Kosmic Artifacts © 2015 All Rights Reserved
Various-The Thing That Ate Floyd-CD

Various-The Thing That Ate Floyd-CD

This compilation was released to showcase Bay Area punk bands that were playing at Berkeley's Gilman Street Project in the late 1980s. From included booklet: ======================= Tribe of Resistance, Spent, Lookouts, Vagrants, Relief Society, Bitch Fight, Swollen Boss Toad, Neurosis, Kamala & The Karnivores, Isocracy, Skin Flutes, Boo! Hiss! Pfftlb!, Tommy Rot, and East Bay Mud were recorded, mixed, clothed, and fed at Sergays Recording Emporium in Berkeley. They were engineered by the ever patient Alex Sergay. Corrupted Morals and No Use For A Name were done at Art Of Ear [sic] studio in S.F. engineered by Andy. Eyeball was recorded at Razors Edge in S.F. Knobs twisted by Jonathan. Crimpshrine, Stikky and Sweet Baby were engineered by Kevin Army. Crimp and Stikky at Dancing Dog in Emeryville, S.B. at the late Dangerous Rhythm by the Fruitvale BART station. Nuisance engineered by Jeff Landen at Vinyl Taco in Arcata. Vomit Launch and the Mr. T Experience engineered by Greg at Lowdown Studios in S.F. Sewer Trout and Well Hung Monks were done at Underground Studio in Sacramento and then mixed at S.R.E. engineered by Frank. Cringer was recorded at LMU which is some school down south. Operation Ivy was done at Gilman and Points West by Radley and Mark. Plaid Retina and Capitol Punishment engineered by Gray Gregson at A.I.R. in Fresno. Neighborhood Watch engineered by Randy at Hit Single in San Diego. Assisted by Pedro. Steelpole Bathtub was recorded at Milk Cult in S.F. abd produced by the band. Surrogate Brains engineered by Gary Young at Louder Than You Think Studios in Stockton. Raskul was done somewhere in the East Bay. Complete Disorder was recorded in the North Bay and then mixed by Alex at Dancing Dog. Edited at S.R.E. in October '88 in about seven hours by Alex and David. Mastered in November by the incredibly understanding John Golden at KDisc in Hollywood. Hotel Accommadations [sic] courtesy of Cringer Motor Lounge and Flipside Inn. Processed (I'm still not sure just what processing entails) at Greg Lee Processing. Labels printed by Max at G&M Graphics. Pressed at Alberti by Frank or John or John Jr. Covers printed by Stoughton. Booklets by Lakeport. Skankin' folks and logos on the cover by Twist. All other cover, label, and booklet art and layout by David Hayes (that's me). Band 1/2 pagers by the bands, though many were submitted in very interesting sizes and I had to modify and/or mutilate them accordingly. Lots of bands should have been on here, but just imagine trying to organize this mess, and you might better understand why bands like M.D.C., Tally Hoe, Reason to Believe, Offspring, Jackson Saints, Crummy Musicians, all the great Santa Rosa bands and so on and so forth didn't quite fit on. Blah blah etc. etc. etc. etc.