Heathen Earth

On front booklet: "...can the world be as sad as it seems?" On tray card: The Live Sound of T.G. From the back cover: This album was recorded on Saturday the 16th of February between 8.10pm and 9.00pm in front of an invited audience at the studios of Industrial Records Limited. The object was to make a record of T.G. performing live without the often unpredictable influence of adverse playing conditions on the music and on the technical quality. In the days following this session a minimum of re-recording was done and the 8-Track master tapes were mixed-down into stereo. The original channel allocation of the 8-Track master tapes was as follows: 1. Rhythms (Chris) • 2. Vocals & Echo Effects 3. Bass Guitar (Gen) • 4. Cornet, Tape (Sleazy) 5. Cornet, Lead Guitar (Cosey) • 6. Synthesizers (Chris) 7. Binaural Left • 8. Binaural Right Simultaneously to the 8-track master, a colour video recording was also made, the camera being operated by [a57533]. Video Cassettes of this are available from Jettisoundz. Track 9 originally on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Throbbing-Gristle-Adrenalin-Distant-Dreams-Part-Two/master/6885]IR0015[/url]. Track 10 originally on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Throbbing-Gristle-Something-Came-Over-Me-Subhuman/master/6922]IR0013[/url]. Digitally Re-mastered at Studio 47 April 1990. On tray card: ℗ 1980 Industrial Records Limited © 1991 Mute Records Limited, The Grey Area of Mute Records Made in Great Britain On disc: ℗ 1980 Industrial Records Ltd © 1991 Mute Records Limited Made in E.U. Packaged in a standard jewel case with 12-page booklet.