Death in June - Black Whole of Love Box Ltd Ed 3,000
Death In June – Black Whole Of Love
Label: New European Recordings – BAD VC 39
Format:
Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM
Vinyl, 10", 33 ⅓ RPM
Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
CD, Single
Box Set, Limited Edition
Country: UK
Released: 1995
Genre: Electronic, Rock
Style: Industrial, Experimental, Neofolk
Mixes: Black
A Leopard Flowers 4:07
B Luther's Army 4:06
Mixes: Whole
C Leopard Flowers 4:06
D1 Luther's Army 4:10
D2 Lifebooks 4:27
Mixes: Of
E Leopard Flowers 4:03
F1 Luther's Army 4:15
F2 God's Golden Sperm 4:17
Mixes: Love
CD-1 Leopard Flowers 4:03
CD-2 Luther's Army 4:06
CD-3 God's Golden Sperm 4:16
CD-4 Accidental Protégé 4:32
CD-5 Omen-Filled Season 4:10
Recorded At – Big Sound Studios
Recorded At – Jacobs Studios
Pressed By – Orlake Records
Design, Artwork [Realisation] – James Mannox
Engineer – Dave Lokan (tracks: A, C, E, CD1)
Lacquer Cut By – Porky (5)
Lyrics By [Dream Text] – David Tibet
Melodica, Vibraphone, Photography By – Simon Norris
Music By, Lyrics By – Douglas P.*
Producer – Ken Thomas
Trumpet – Campbell Finley
Limited edition of 3,000 copies boxed set containing 7", 10", 12" and CD5" which come in separate covers. Included are a 2-sided 29x29 cm picture insert and a 14x14 cm envelope containing a 4-page 12,5x12,5 cm booklet. All tracks are unique remixes/re-recordings of songs from Rose Clouds of Holocaust LP/CD, except "Leopard Flowers" which was previously unreleased.
7" (denoted Sides A/B) had the catalog number BAD VC 39-7. The phrases "Black whole...." and "...of love" were scratched into the vinyl.
10" (denoted Sides C/D) had the catalog number BAD VC 39-10. The phrases "Confidence is good...." and "....but control is better" were scratched into the vinyl.
12" (denoted Sides E/F) had the catalog number BAD VC 39-12. The phrases "Long overtime...." and "...to redefine." were scratched into the vinyl.
CD5" had the catalog number BAD VC CD 39.
Leopard Flowers recorded at Big Sound Studios, Adelaide, Australia, March 1995.
Rose Cloud remixes recorded at Jacob's Studios, Farnham, England, July 1995.
