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Stinkfist / The Crumb

Clint Ruin, Lydia Lunch, Thurston Moore · 1990

Лейбл	Widowspeak Productions
Каталожный №	WSP 20
Формат	CD, EP
Дата выпуска	1990-05-00
Страна	Великобритания
Жанр	Электроника, Рок
Стиль	Абстрактная, Industrial, Экспериментальная
Штрихкод	5018707600206

Треклист

	Stinkfist
	Meltdown Oratorio Parts One Two And Three
	Son Of Stink
	The Crumb

Участники

Design ['The Crumb']: Mark Ohe

Design [Sleeve Design 'Stinkfist']: Clint Ruin

Design [Sleeve Design 'Stinkfist']: Lydia Lunch

Layout [CD Layout Remix By]: Slim Smith

Lettering: Robert Williams

Photography By [From The Motion Picture 'Stinkfist']: Wim Van De Hulst

Компании

: The Cartel

: Widowspeak Productions

: PDO, UK

: Rough Trade

: Dimehart Ltd

: Widowspeak

: Eldorado Recording Studios

: BC Studio

: Evergreen Studio

: Roli Rox

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Barcode	5018707600206
Barcode	5 018707 600206
Matrix / Runout	WSP 20 10088791 02 % MADE IN U.K. BY PDO

Примечания

Issued in a jewelcase with an 8-sided booklet. Tracks 1 and 3 Recorded: Eldorado, Los Angeles 1 April 1986 Engineered by [...] Remixed: Evergreen, New York 12 May 1986 Engineered by [...] Reprocessed & Edited: Roli Rox, New York 5, 6, 7 June 1986 Engineered by [...] Track 2 Recorded: B.C., New York 12, 13 December 1987 Mixed: B.C., New York 25 December 1987 Engineered by [...] Track 3 Credits as with Stinkfist Produced and directed by [...] Conceived and composed by [...] and [...] Track 4 Bass/Drums: Grafted and transplanted from eternity Produced, structured, cut up and puked out by [...] Engineered by [...] at B.C., Brooklyn NY, May 1987 Blow your fucking brains out Published by Dimehart/Widowspeak Clint Ruin/Lydia Lunch P.O. Box 1085, Canal St. Station, NYC 10013-1085 Donations accepted requests rejected ℗ & © Widowspeak Productions Made in England (on CD) Made in England by Rough Trade, 61 Collier Street, London N1 9BE. Distributed by The Cartel. (on back sleeve) Track durations do not appear on the release. Month of release information from Record Collector Magazine November 1993 p.78