Spinner

All Saints Records

calendar_today1995United Kingdom

“P & C All Saints Records 1995 This is the numbered edition.”

All Saints Records

calendar_today1995United Kingdom

“P & C All Saints Records 1995”

Rock The House

calendar_today1995United States

“Release includes bonus single-sided 12" (RTH-1023-1S) with one track. Instead of a track title, a question mark (?) is printed on the label. The track is an edited version of Iced World (which would later be released in full on The Drop). The label also specifies 45 RPM. Licensed from the Caroline Label Division, a Division of Caroline Records, Inc., by Rock The House Records, a Division of Classic Records, Inc.”

Classic Records

calendar_todayOct 4, 1995United States

“"This music originated as a soundtrack for Derek Jarman's last film Glitterbug ..."”

All Saints Records

calendar_todayAug 21, 2020Europe

“LP in a glossy printed outer with full colour printed inner sleeve with Eno text and Jah Wobble interview & painting. Includes download MP3 coupon for the full album plus two bonus tracks - "Stravinsky" and "Lockdown". Runouts are etched. '1' and '1+' are mirrored. Tracklist numbering 1 to 12 as per back sleeve.”

Materiali Sonori / All Saints Records

calendar_today1995Italy

“[Back cover:] Materiali Sonori ℗ 1995 Made and distributed in Italy by CGD EAST WEST spa - a Time Warner Company. [CD:] ℗ 1995 Materiali Sonori. Distributed in Italy by CGD SPA - a Time Warner Company. Jah Wobble appears courtesy Island Records. Brian Eno appears courtesy Opal Limited. Special thanks to: David Jaymes, Kate Webster and all at 30 Hertz Productions and D-Management, all at Opal Limited, Ray Hearn, Paul Winstanley, Roger Liley, Maggi Smith, Markus Dravs, Al Hale and all at Vital. #10 lasts for 20:42 minutes and contains a untitled hidden track which can be played on position 12:02. The hidden track was reworked into "Iced World", the last track on the 1997 album [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/57084]The Drop[/url]. Mastered at Transfermation, London. 'This music originated as a soundtrack for Derek Jarman's last film Glitterbug, which was released shortly after his death in 1994. He never saw it finished. 'I made most of the music in my studio in Kilburn, working directly onto digital stereo, alone at night. I hardly watched the film, which, being made up of pieces of Super-8 footage shot by Derek over the twenty years between the late sixties and late eighties, became more and more poignant as his life drew to its close. 'I had intended to collect the music as a soundtrack record, but in the end a lot of it didn't make much sense without the film. So I cut that connection and placed myself instead in the hands of Jah. He received from me a number of stereo tapes and did what he does - spanning the gamut from leaving them completely alone (such as 'Garden Recalled'), playing along (such as 'Like Organza'), or using them as atmospheres for entirely new compositions (such as 'Steam'). 'He told me that after he finished working on this, he walked along the Grand Union Canal from Bethnal Green and up through the Lea Valley listening on headphones. He assures me that the music proved a very satisfactory companion, which opinion I pass on for any others considering the same walk.' Brian Eno, 1995 The film Glitterbug is available on Dangerous To Know Videos (cat. no. DKT011)”

All Saints Records

calendar_today1995United Kingdom

“Mastered at Transfermation, London. Published by Opal Music / Warner Chappell. ℗ & © All Saints Records Ltd 1995. Manufactured in the UK. Track 10 (Left Where It Fell) lasts 7:02. There then follows 5:00 of silence after which a hidden track starts (an edit of 'Iced World' from Brian Eno's later released album 'The Drop'). It's length is 8:40 giving a total track length of 20:42 for the final track. 'This music originated as a soundtrack for Derek Jarman's last film 'Glitterbug', which was released shortly after his death in 1994. He never saw it finished. I made most of the music in my studio in Kilburn, working directly onto digital stereo, alone at night. I hardly watched the film, which, being made up of pieces of Super-8 footage shot by Derek over the twenty years between the late sixties and late eighties, became more and more poignant as his life drew to its close. I had intended to collect the music as a soundtrack record, but in the end a lot of it didn't make much sense without the film. So I cut that connection and placed myself instead in the hands of Jah. He received from me a number of stereo tapes and did what he does - spanning the gamut from leaving them completely alone (such as 'Garden Recalled'), playing along (such as 'Like Organza'), or using them as atmospheres for entirely new compositions (such as 'Steam'). He told me that after he finished working on this, he walked along the Grand Union Canal from Bethnal Green and up through the Lea Valley listening on headphones. He assures me that the music proved a very satisfactory companion, which opinion I pass on for any others considering the same walk.' Brian Eno, 1995. The film 'Glitterbug' is available on Dangerous To Know Videos (cat. no. DKT011). Distributed in Germany by RTD, cat# 310.0023.2 42 (stickered). Standard white tray jewel case with 8-page fold out album leaflet and additional 10-page 'Presence All Saints Records' fold out leaflet.”

Gyroscope / All Saints Records / Virgin Music Canada

calendar_today1995Canada

Paradise Island / All Saints Records

calendar_today1995Japan

All Saints Records

calendar_today1995United Kingdom

“Jah Wobble appears courtesy Island Records. Brian Eno appears courtesy Opal Limited. Mastered at Transfermation, London. Special thanks to: David Jaymes, Kate Webster and all at 30 Hertz Productions and D-Management, All at Opal Limited, Ray Hearn, Paul Winstanley, Roger Liley, Maggi Smith, Markus Dravs, Al Hale and all at Vital. Published by Opal Music / Warner Chappell. ℗ & © All Saints Records Ltd 1995. Manufactured in the UK Catalogue number (near barcode): ASCDA23 Issued in a standard jewel case with eight-page fold-out booklet. Track 10 (Left Where It Fell) lasts 7:02, there then follows 5:00 of silence after which a hidden track starts (an edit of 'Iced World' from Brian Eno's later released album '[r=57084]'. It's length is 8:39 giving a total track length of 20:41 for the final track. A slightly different version exists of [r=1529343], that version has a different barcode and rear artwork. The film 'Glitterbug' is available on Dangerous To Know Videos (cat. no. DKT011).”

All Saints Records

calendar_today1995Australia

“Published by Opal Music / Warner Chappell. © All Saints Records Ltd 1995. ℗ Manufactured and Distributed and Marketed in Australia by MDS. E Mail: mds@mushroom.com Track 10 (Left Where It Fell) lasts 7:02. There then follows 5:00 of silence after which a hidden track starts (an edit of 'Iced World' from Brian Eno's later released album 'The Drop'). It's length is 8:39 giving a total track length of 20:41 for the final track. 'This music originated as a soundtrack for Derek Jarman's last film 'Glitterbug', which was released shortly after his death in 1994. He never saw it finished. I made most of the music in my studio in Kilburn, working directly onto digital stereo, alone at night. I hardly watched the film, which, being made up of pieces of Super-8 footage shot by Derek over the twenty years between the late sixties and late eighties, became more and more poignant as his life drew to its close. I had intended to collect the music as a soundtrack record, but in the end a lot of it didn't make much sense without the film. So I cut that connection and placed myself instead in the hands of Jah. He received from me a number of stereo tapes and did what he does - spanning the gamut from leaving them completely alone (such as 'Garden Recalled'), playing along (such as 'Like Organza'), or using them as atmospheres for entirely new compositions (such as 'Steam'). He told me that after he finished working on this, he walked along the Grand Union Canal from Bethnal Green and up through the Lea Valley listening on headphones. He assures me that the music proved a very satisfactory companion, which opinion I pass on for any others considering the same walk.' Brian Eno, 1995 The film 'Glitterbug' is available on Dangerous To Know Videos (cat. no. DKT011)”

All Saints Records

calendar_todayOct 8, 1995Japan

“Jah Wobble appears courtesy Island Records. Brian Eno appears courtesy Opal Limited. Mastered at Transfermation, London. Special thanks to: David Jaymes, Kate Webster and all at 30 Hertz Productions and D-Management, All at Opal Limited, Ray Hearn, Paul Winstanley, Roger Liley, Maggi Smith, Markus Dravs, Al Hale and all at Vital. Published by Opal Music / Warner Chappell. ℗ & © All Saints Records Ltd 1995. Issued in a standard jewel case with eight page foldout booklet. Track 10 (Left Where It Fell) lasts 7:02, there then follows 5:00 of silence after which a hidden track starts (an edit of 'Iced World' from Brian Eno's later released album '<a href="http://www.discogs.com/release/57084">The Drop</a>'). It's length is 8:39 giving a total track length of 20:41 for the final track.”

Gyroscope / All Saints Records

calendar_todayOct 24, 1995United States

“CD face: P & C All Saints Records 1995 Back insert: P & C All Saints Records Ltd 1995. Packaged in a white-tray jewel case with an 8-panel folded insert that includes credits and release information. Track 10 contains a hidden track (track 10.3). Track 10.1 lasts for 7:02 before a period of silence. "This music originated as a soundtrack for Derek Jarman's last film Glitterbug ..."”

Paradise Island / All Saints Records

calendar_today1995Japan

“Japan PROMO issue includes extra promo text around the centre rim of the disc plus a small promo sticker on the back inlay.”

All Saints Records

calendar_today1995United Kingdom

All Saints Records

calendar_todayOct 8, 1995Japan

“Promo/Sample release with the same cover artwork, obi-strip etc. as the regular release. Jah Wobble appears courtesy Island Records. Brian Eno appears courtesy Opal Limited. Mastered at Transfermation, London. Special thanks to: David Jaymes, Kate Webster and all at 30 Hertz Productions and D-Management, All at Opal Limited, Ray Hearn, Paul Winstanley, Roger Liley, Maggi Smith, Markus Dravs, Al Hale and all at Vital. Published by Opal Music / Warner Chappell. ℗ & © All Saints Records Ltd 1995. Issued in a standard jewel case with eight page foldout booklet. Track 10 (Left Where It Fell) lasts 7:02, there then follows 5:00 of silence after which a hidden track starts (an edit of 'Iced World' from Brian Eno's later released album '<a href="http://www.discogs.com/release/57084">The Drop</a>'). It's length is 8:39 giving a total track length of 20:41 for the final track.”

ArsNova

calendar_today1999Russia

“Track 10 (Left Where It Fell) lasts 7:02. There then follows 5:00 of silence after which a hidden track starts (an edit of 'Iced World' from Brian Eno's later released album 'The Drop'). It's length is 8:39 giving a total track length of 20:41 for the final track. Limited to 500 copies. Catalogue# on spine: AN99-0303 Catalogue# on CD: 0303 Printed on back cover & booklet: ООО "ArsNova" Лицензионное соглашение РАО № ЛС-9/BP-008T от 02 июля 1999г. E-mail: arsnova@4unet.ru Интернет-заказ: www.cdmusic.ru Printed on back cover: Охраняется законом РФ об авторском праве. Копирование тиража без письменного разрешения издателя запрещено. Нарушители преследуются в судебном порядке. ℗ & © 1995 Packaged in a Jewel case + 4 page booklet.”

All Saints Records / Hannibal Records

calendar_today2005Europe

“Manufactured In The E.U.”

All Saints Records / Hannibal Records

calendar_today2005United States

“Promo cd in wrap-around sleeve”

All Saints Records / Hannibal Records

calendar_todayJan 2006United States

“Track 10 (Left Where It Fell) lasts 7:02, as listed on release. It is followed by five minutes of silence, then a hidden track, which is actually an edit of "Iced World" from Brian Eno's subsequent album The Drop. The hidden track is 8:40, giving the final track a total track length of 20:42. Hannibal is a Rykodisc label. ℗ 1995 All Saints Records © 2005 All Saints Records. Manufactured and marketed by Rykodisc, Inc. under exclusive license. Printed and manufactured in the USA.”

All Saints Records / Hannibal Records

calendar_today2006Russia

“Unofficial Russian release. Factory pressed CD. Regular jewel case with 4-page booklet. Track 10 (Left Where It Fell) lasts 7:02, as listed on release. It is followed by five minutes of silence, then a hidden track, which is actually an edit of "Iced World" from Brian Eno's subsequent album The Drop. The hidden track is 8:40, giving the final track a total track length of 20:42.”

Beat Records / All Saints Records

calendar_todayAug 21, 2020Japan

“Comes in Mini LP replica style with obi & Japanese insert. Track 11 is an original [a=Brian Eno] track from the "Glitterbug" soundtrack. Track 12 is an original [a=Jah Wobble] track, previously unreleased.”

All Saints Records

calendar_todayAug 21, 2020Europe

“Special thanks to: David Jaymes, Kate Webster and all at 30 Hertz Productions and D-Management, All at Opal Limited, Ray Hearn, Dominic Norman-Taylor, Paul Winstanley, Al Hale, Roger Liley, Maggi Smith, Markus Dravs. All Saints hype sticker on front. Track 11 is an original [a=Brian Eno] track from the "Glitterbug" soundtrack. Track 12 is an original [a=Jah Wobble] track, previously unreleased.”

All Saints Records

calendar_todayAug 21, 2020Europe

“25th Anniversary reissue Track 11 is an original [a=Brian Eno] track from the "Glitterbug" soundtrack. Track 12 is an original [a=Jah Wobble] track, previously unreleased.”

All Saints Records

calendar_today1995United Kingdom

“This music originated as a soundtrack for Derek Jarman's last film GLITTERBUG(Dangerous To Know Videos-DKT011),which was released shortly after his death in 1994.He never saw it finished. "I made most of the music in my studio in Kilburn,working directly onto digital stereo,alone at night.I hardly watched the film,which,being made up of Super-8 footage shot by Derek over the 20 years between the late sixties and late eighties,became more and more poignant as his life drew to it's close. "I had intended to collect the music as a soundtrack record,but in the end a lot of it didn't make much sense without the film.So i cut that connection and placed myself instead in the hands of Jah Wobble.He received from me a number of stereo tapes and did what he does-spanning the gamut from leaving them completely alone(such as Garden Recalled),playing along(such as Like Organza),or using them as atmospheres for entirely new compositions(such as Steam). "He told me after he finished working on this,he walked along the Grand Union Canal from Bethnal Green and up through the Lea Valley listening on headphones.He assures me that the music proved a very satisfactory companion,which opinion i pass on for any others considering the same walk" Brian Eno 1995”

Gyroscope / All Saints Records

calendar_today1995United States

“This music originated as a soundtrack for Derek Jarman's last film GLITTERBUG (Dangerous To Know Videos-DKT011), which was released shortly after his death in 1994. He never saw it finished.”

Gyroscope / Caroline Records

calendar_today1995United States

“This music originated as a soundtrack for Derek Jarman's last film GLITTERBUG (Dangerous To Know Videos-DKT011), which was released shortly after his death in 1994. He never saw it finished.”