Hi Xavier,

Actually I was the one supplying that info to Frank .... .

Martyn & Pete aired this 'Second Nature' song in a radio program in
Belgium in which they acted acted as hosts in 1981 -- Radio Scorpio --
and they presented it as their new single (I believe) -- which I later
got confirmed from Martyn. I do not know why nothing happened (maybe
some licensing problems with Cherry Red or so... ). (They were supposed
to be released under different names on the Mythic Language album, but
do not know if it ever will see the light of day ... .)

(Martyn & Pete played their (then) favourite stuff on the radio program
incl.: Yoko Uno (Dear Mr. Lennon ?); Durutti Column (The Eye and the
Hand); Thomas Leer; The Beatles (Revolution 9); Kevin Coyne; The
Weather Prophets? (that jazz band).... and some more.)

Jerry


2005-04-25 kl. 12.29 skrev BEAL Xavier:
> Hello every one,
> I found this non info in the Disques du Crépuscule (Twilight) site
> (this is
> a belgium record company which made a lot of records around Durutti
> column
> and Tuxedomoon among others...
>
> It's funny how this short but interesting (his)story of the label is
> full of
> scrapped releases and EIG was one of them...
>
> "...The Miss Creezy cassette wasn't the only tour-related release that
> failed to materialise. UK indie stars Felt were supposed to release a
> 7",
> Trails Of Colour Dissolve, on Crepuscule, in September, as a taster of
> their
> appearance on 'Move Back - Bite Harder'. But when the band pulled out
> from
> the tour, the single was scrapped, to appear as the B-side of My Face
> Is On
> Fire, on Cherry Red. Another Cherry Red act, Eyeless In Gaza saw a
> Crepuscule 7", Second Nature, coupled with Still Hours Flickering and
> another track, being scrapped as well..."
>
> Have you heard of these two tracks "Second nature and Still hours
> flickering", they don't appear in the discography you made on the EIG
> site
> which means that they haven't been issued anywhere else (and means
> that this
> Crépuscule might still have them somewhere...)
>
> The link for the twilight records story is
>
> http://home.wxs.nl/~frankbri/crestory.html
>
>
> a+
>
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> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : Jerry Nilson [mailto:eyeless@...]
> Envoyé : vendredi 25 mars 2005 23:03
> À : eyeless
> Objet : [eyeless] Kodak Ghost covers
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> Hi there you silent people ...,
>
> Our Dane in in Texas just told me about this new album:
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> Finally, the Helen Zachariah CD with the cover of "Kodak Ghosts Run
> Amok" is coming out! (NDN 43)
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> Please check <http://www.ndnrecords.com>
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> As you know, the original is from March 1980, so this tribute version
> is coming out EXACTLY 25 years after Eyeless In Gaza did their own
> version.
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> There are 3 different mixes of this song on the CD as well as a video
> (mpg) also of "Kodak Ghosts Run Amok".
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> Again, both Martyn and Peter gave their blessings to this product
> [...] .
>  
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> Henrik also included a nice poster commercial, but since i was kind of
> heavy, I did not include it here -- it's on the web site (takes time to
> load now with a simple modem connection).
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> Jerry
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