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1999 BBC SESSIONSDISC 1(From John Peel Radio Session, 15 July 1982)01. Wax and Wane02. Alas Dies Laughing04.
Feathers-Oar-Blades(From John Peel Radio Session, 31 January 1983)05. Hearsay Please06. Dear Heart07. Blind Dumb Deaf08. Hazel(From John Peel Radio Session, 4 October 1983)09. The Tinderbox (of a heart)10. Strange Fruit11.
From the Flagstones(From John Peel Radio Session, 10 October 1983)13. Sugar Hiccup14. In Our Angelhood15. My Hue and Cry16. Musette and DrumsDISC 2(From Saturday Night Live, 3 December 1983)01. From the Flagstones03. Musette and Drums(From John Peel Radio Session, 5 September 1984)04.
Otterley(From Mark Radcliffe Radio Show, 12 March 1996)08. Seekers Who Are Lovers(From Robert Elms GLR, 10 April 1996)12. Fifty-fifty clown14.
2005 LULLABIES TO VIOLANEDisc 101. Alas Dies Laughing03. It's All But an Ark Lark04. Peppermint Pig (7' version)05. Laugh Lines06. Sugar Hiccup (12' version)08.
From the Flagstones09. Because of Whirl-Jack11. The Spangle Maker12.
Pearly-Dewdrops' Drops (Alternate version)13. Aikea-Guinea (Alternate version)15. RococoDISC 201. Pink Orange Red02. Ribbed and Veined03. Plain Tiger04. Sultitan Itan05.
Great Spangled Fritillary06. Pale Couded White08.
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Eggs and Their Shells09. Love's Easy Tears10. Those Eyes, That Mouth11. Sigh's Smell of Farewell12. Orange Appled13.
Iceblink Luck14. Mizake the Mizan15.
WatchlarDISC 301. Mud and Dark03. Winter Wonderland05. Frosty the Snowman06.
Bluebeard (Acoustic version)10. Rilkean Heart (Acoustic version)11. Pink Orange Red (Acoustic version)13. Half-Gifts (Acoustic version)DISC 401. Feet-Like Fins (Ambient Remix)02.
Seekers Who Are Lovers (Ambient Remix)03. Violaine (Ambient Remix)04. Cherry-Coloured Funk (Ambient Remix)05. Tishbite (Edit)06. Primitive Heart07. Flock of Soul08. Tranquil Eye13.
Circling Girl14.
Packaged in 10-panel card sleeve with booklet in translucent slipcase. Edition of 10,000 copies.Released October 1982.Recorded at Palladium Studios, Edinburgh. Mixed at Blackwing Studios.Released March 1983.Recorded at Blackwing Studios, London.Released September 1983.Recorded and mixed at Palladium Studios, Edinburgh.Released April 1984.11, 13 Recorded at Palladium Studios, Edinburgh and mixed at Rooster, London.12 Recorded and engineered at Rooster, London.Released March 1985.Recorded at Jacobs Studios, Farnham.Released October 1985.Released October 1985.Recorded at Guerilla, London.
Mixed at Aosis, London.Released November 1986.Recorded and mixed at Good Earth, London.Released August 1990.Released September 1993.Released December 1993.Released February 1994.Recorded and mixed at September Sound, London.Released September 1995.Recorded and mixed at September Sound, London. Additional recordings at Wessex, London.Released October 1995.Mixed at September Sound and Polyfusion, London.Released March 1996.Released October 1996.Recorded at September Sound, London.On slipcase is a typo: 'Rococco', instead of 'Rococo'. Barcode (Text): 6 2 7. Barcode (String): 27. Matrix / Runout (CD 1): Sonopress arvato logo 51685890/CTBOX2-1 21. Matrix / Runout (CD 2): Sonopress arvato logo 51686002/CTBOX2-2 22.
Matrix / Runout (CD 3): Sonopress arvato logo 51686014/CTBOX2-3 21. Matrix / Runout (CD 4): Sonopress arvato logo 51686056/CTBOX2-4 22. Mastering SID Code (CD 1 to CD 3): IFPI LB 45. Mastering SID Code (CD 4): IFPI LB47.
Mould SID Code (CD 1, CD 3): IFPI 0740. Mould SID Code (CD 2, CD 4): IFPI 0752.
Every artist signed to a label at some point gets reminiscent and start retreading the past, whether they are long dead or they still keep on treading (and sometimes 'basking in the shadow of yesterday's triumph'). There are different ways of reclaiming the past. You can release a best-of compliation, which can either be dictated by single releases or even by the group itself. You can re-release the albums, remaster them and even throw in some treats for both hard-core fans and the upcoming ones. Then you can really go hard-core and release your entire back catalogue.
There are some modifications but that's a good general way of looking at it.In the Cocteau Twins case, nearly a decade after they called it quits, they seem to do all the above. After their personally selected retrospective compliation, Stars and Topsoil, and re-releasing the 4AD albums remastered by Robin Guthrie, the next step to revisit the singles and EPs. Not just the 10 from 4AD but the other 6 from Fontana/Mercury/Capitol. The end result is Lullabies to Violaine.As an upcoming fan of the Cocteau Twins, this release is an excellent crash course in the history of the Cocteau Twins in terms of hearing the evolution of their sound and how they released it commercially. Spending nearly four hours, you do get to hear significant chunks of the Cocteau Twins history. You can hear their beginnings where they are finding their place in the realm of UK independent music, paved by similar contemporaries Siouxise and the Banshees. You can hear their 'oddball' EP 'Peppermint Pig', produced by Alan Rankine where the Cocteau Twins gets their groove on (not normally done, certainly afterward).
Then you can hear how they took their distinct atmospheric and richly-layered sound further starting with 'Sunburst and Snowblind' and onto the second disc with 'Love's Easy Tears.' Then it was a matter of truly perfecting it with 'Iceblink Luck.' The next two covers their final years when they were no longer with 4AD and they were accused of rehashing familiar sounds.
Of course this also when they ventured into different realms: covering snow tunes ('Snow'), stripping down their sound to bare essentials ('Twinlights') and diluting the density but maintaining the dreamy vibe ('Otherness'). At this point, you hear the engine slowing down but it is still willing to take you places for one last time. For many people, these last two discs are optional extra.Overall, this is the best way to know what the Cocteau Twins were about and you can hear their story, more or less, from beginning to end. Plus this limited edition is absolutely gorgeous in terms of packaging and not only in terms of its look. All in all, it's a four-hour sleep with dreams and the ability to stay awake. And if nothing else, it's absolutely worth it for 'Pink Orange Red' alone.