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original gold: box set

catalogue
Disky HR 857752


format
White slip case which includes:
Real To Real Cacophony Disky CD (see below)
Real Life Disky CD (see below)


release date
October 1999


credits
Marketed and distributed by Disky Communications Europe B.V., P.O. Box 249, 1620 AE Hoorn, The Netherlands
Cover design: Studio Van Dijken, Enschede
Photo: Sunshine


additional information
The smart white slip case, with its gold embossed titles, isn't very durable and could be easily marked or scuffed.

Copies were originally distributed throughout Europe in late 1999 but it must've been a limited release as the stock quickly disappeared. It's quite hard to find now.






real to real cacophony: disky cd

tracks
1. Real To Real(2:47)
2. Naked Eye(2:21)
3. Citizen (Dance Of Youth)(2:53)
4. Carnival (Shelter In A Suitcase)(2:49)
5. Factory(4:13)
6. Cacophony(1:40)
7. Veldt(3:29)
8. Premonition(5:29)
9. Changeling(4:11)
10. Film Theme(2:27)
11. Calling Your Name(5:05)
12. Scar(3:31)




catalogue
Disky VI 874782
EMI 786031 CDM01 1-2-12-NL



format
CD in jewel case with 4 page booklet.


release date
Originally: 1996
Original Gold: October 1999


credits
All compositions published by EMI Publishing Ltd
Arrangements: John Leckie and Simple Minds
Recorded and mixed by John Leckie

Marketed and distributed by Disky Communications Europe B.V., Verkengde Lageweg 19, 1628 PM Hoorn, The Netherlands
Re-cover design: Artidee, Heerhugowaard.


additional information
This reissue by Disky smartened up the original sloppy CD release by Virgin: it used the same front cover design but created a better booklet, put together smart new graphic inlays for the transparent CD tray and back cover, and even got the album's title and track listing correct.

A large number were produced so copies are still easy to find.








real life: disky cd

tracks
1. Real Life(4:53)
2. See The Lights(4:22)
3. Let There Be Love(4:57)
4. Woman(4:40)
5. Stand By Love(4:04)
6. Let The Children Speak(4:17)
7. African Skies(4:52)
8. Ghostrider(3:22)
9/10. Banging On The Door(1:16)/(4.24)
11. Travelling Man(3:35)
12. Rivers Of Ice(3:30)
13. When Two Worlds Collide(4:01)




catalogue
Disky VI 882362
EMI UDEN:VI 882362 @ 2 2-1-12-NL IFPI L047



format
CD in jewel case with 12 page booklet.


release date
Originally: 1997
Original Gold: October 1999


credits
Guitars & Keyboards Charlie Burchill
Vocal Jim Kerr
Drums Mel Gaynor
Bass Malcolm Foster
Percussion Andy Duncan
Keyboards Peter John Vettese
Backing Vocals Carol Kenyon and Sonia Morgan-Jones
Orchestral Arrangements Will Malone
String Leader Gavin Wright
Bass and Keyboards Stephen Lipson
Violin Lisa Germano
Shaft Guitar on African Skies Alfred Bos

Producer Stephen Lipson
Engineer and Midi Manager Heff Moraes
Mixing Assistant Giles Cowley
A&M Assistant Efren Herrera
Orchstral Engineer Gary Thomas
Technical Master Dougie Cowan
Equipment Tony Donald
Food Ying Ho Au-Yeung
Logistics Paul Kerr
A&R Coordinator Jane Ventom

Thanks to Ken Berry, Arnold Stiefel, Randy Phillips, Lorne Saifer, Simon Draper, Jon Webster, Willie Richardson, Jane Ventom, Debbie Clancy, Ashley Frobes, Steve Lewis, Al Cafaro, David Anderley, Mark Mazzetti, Jimmy Iovine, Susie Tallman, Jordan Harris, Steve Ralbowski, George Thorn, Sandra Dods, Jimmy Devlin, Chrissie Hynde, Judy Lipson, Sylvia & Lou Reed, Andy Stinson, Peter Lopez, Luis Jardim, Juilian Mendelsohn, Andy Richards, CJ Mackintosh, Ian Flooks, Elly Smith, Catherine McRae.

Recorded at Bonny Wee Studio 1&2, Wisseloord Studio 7, A&M Studio D, Maison Rogue Studio 1, Cava Studio 2, Townhouse Studio 1.
Mixed at Olympic Studios 2&3.

Made In Scotland.

Design and Art Direction Stylorouge
Photography Simon Fowler

Marketed and distributed by Disky Communications Europe B.V., Verkengde Lageweg 19, 1628 PM Hoorn, The Netherlands
Re-cover design: Artidee, Broek op Langedijk, The Netherlands.


additional information
This reissue by Disky could do little to change the artwork of the Virgin release. The booklet was reproduced faithfully as were the graphics on the CD. The only real differences were the use of a transparent CD tray and spine which carried the album artwork and title respectively.

A large number were produced so copies are still easy to find.