DEATH IN JUNE Record Burial Lp Vinyl Limited 1984 Uk M/M- Rare Clear Wax Sol Invictus Coil Nurse With Wound Current 93 Lustmord Non Ritual

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Death In June ?– Burial
Label: Leprosy Discs ?– UBAD VC 4
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Repress, Clear
Country: UK
Released: 1984
Genre: Electronic, Rock
Style: New Wave, Experimental, Neofolk


Tracklist
    Side Studio
A1     Death Of The West     2:10
A2     Fields     2:45
A3     Nirvana     2:46
A4     Sons Of Europe     2:48
A5     Black Radio     6:55
    Side Live
B1     Till The Living Flesh Is Burned     7:21
B2     All Alone In Her Nirvana     3:51
B3     Fields     3:33
B4     We Drive East     3:40
B5     Heaven Street     6:42

Credits

    Performer – Douglas Pearce, Patrick Leagas, Tony Wakeford

Notes
Last studio/live album released with Tony Wakeford before he left Death In June.

The first LP pressing consisted of 4000 copies total: 2000 on white vinyl and 2000 on brown vinyl.

Subsequent colored vinyl pressings of 1000 each came on red, yellow, clear [this entry], orange, green, blue and pink vinyl. These pressings are each housed in bubble embossed sleeves. Additionally, black and blue vinyl pressings were issued in non-embossed sleeves. Another subsequent release featured marbled pink vinyl in a non-embossed sleeve.

Side A of this LP is studio material, including a reworked version of "All Alone In Her Nirvana".

Side B is the complete gig recorded live at the Clarendon Hotel, London, October 6th, 1983. This is one of last gigs with Tony Wakeford.

The gig is usually wrongly dated as "December 17th, 1983", but Douglas Pearce said it was probably recorded on the October night at the Clarendon Hotel. A complete and different audience recording of the December 17th, 1983 gig might confirm that statement.

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