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Thurston Moore – guitar; J.G. Thirlwell AKA Clint Ruin – mix; Martin Bisi – mix; Bonus track "Some Velvet Morning" Lydia Lunch – vocal; Rowland S. Howard – vocal, guitar; Genevieve McGuckin – piano; Barry Adamson – bass; Mick Harvey – drums; Peter Williams – engineer; References
- Widowspeak
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- 1987
One of the master reels has been lost forever. The surviving tapes were remixed by Jim G. Thirlwell and some guitar overdubs were done by Thurston Moore at the BC Studios in Brooklyn, New York in May 1987. Released in this form without the consent of Nick Cave and Mick Harvey because of the remixing which didn't leave many of the originals intact.
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The surviving tapes were remixed by Jim Thirlwell and some guitar overdubs were done by Thurston Moore @ the BC studios in Brooklyn,New York in May-87. Released in this form without the consent of Nick Cave and Mick Harvey (they are listed on the album with aliases) because of the remixing which didn't leave many of the originals intact.
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Honeymoon In Red, Lydia Lunch, Rowland S. Howard, Genevieve McGuckin, Tracy Pew, Thurston Moore - Honeymoon In Red (LP, Album) Widowspeak Productions , Di Di Music WSP 12, Δ.Δ. 124
Members of these bands often collaborated together, for example Lydia Lunch worked with Sonic Youth on their Death Valley ’69 single and Thurston Moore appeared alongside Lydia Lunch, Nick Cave and Rowland S. Howard on her Honeymoon in Red. album and George Scott III played bass in the Contortions, with Pat Irwin of Raybeats and with Lunch in ...
Further guests include Jim Thirlwell (aka Clint Ruin aka Foetus) and Thurston Moore on two tracks. The result is something of a melodic Lydia Lunch album, or a somewhat unmelodic Birthday Party album. Highly abrasive with psychotic bursts, but surprisingly structured (for a Lunch album anyway).
8 nov 2019 · Lydia Lunch, Thurston Moore & The Honeymoon In Red Orchestra– The Crumb Leave a comment Posted by Jay Harper on November 8, 2019 Apparently, this was ‘Structured, Cut Up And Puked Out’ in New York, 1987.
