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drudeawakening 138 posts |
Apr 09, 2019, 14:40
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This may very well reduce some to tears of boredom but as a relatively newly-obsessed, 100% completist collector of Cope related vinyl and CD (tough gig, right?) I have a number of info itches that a prescription for Discogs just can’t scratch. Others may feel the same, potentially so I would propose a catch-all thread for questions and answers relating to such matters. If I create one thread to rule them all, it keeps the amount of fresh topics down to a manageable level. Starter for ten, peeps: the booklet included with vinyl copies of Johovahkill - is it the same as the one with the CD release? If I were to replace a missing one by purchasing a less-expensive, on-CD copy, have I then got the authentic booklet experience? Thanks.
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Monganaut 2373 posts |
Apr 09, 2019, 14:43
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you just need to read this...it'll tell you everything you need to know abut Cope and related releases. Good luck with yer 'itch', you're probably onto a loser there unless someone is parting with there collection. https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/julian-cope-album-by-album-by-single-by-ep-by-pseudonym-thread.673888/
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Andfurthermoreagain 696 posts |
Apr 09, 2019, 15:08
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drudeawakening wrote: Starter for ten, peeps: the booklet included with vinyl copies of Johovahkill - is it the same as the one with the CD release? If I were to replace a missing one by purchasing a less-expensive, on-CD copy, have I then got the authentic booklet experience? Thanks. Hi, as far as I remember, the booklet in the vinyl version was the exact same booklet from the CD (which was not only slightly disappointing given how great it would have looked at 12" size, but also made it easy to lose). So, yes, if you replace with one from another CD copy that will complete the package.
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darrell 49 posts |
Apr 09, 2019, 17:15
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Nice idea for a thread - Julian's discography is a minefield. I began attempting to piece together a 'complete' discography document for my own private reference a couple of years ago, largely in a bid to determine what records I had and hadn't got. It's still a work-in-progress but has helped me to fill a few gaps and make 'sense' of it all (still seeking the Spaceship album that Cope played on, amongst one or two other items, but have just about completed my collection in recent years - unless comments here happen to reveal new info, of course!). Dunno whether I'll be able to assist with enquiries but I'll keep an interested eye on the discussions. For instance, I'm sure there must be pseudonymous releases out there that haven't been identified yet!
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Citizensmurf 1703 posts |
Apr 09, 2019, 18:50
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darrell wrote: Nice idea for a thread - Julian's discography is a minefield. I began attempting to piece together a 'complete' discography document for my own private reference a couple of years ago, largely in a bid to determine what records I had and hadn't got. It's still a work-in-progress but has helped me to fill a few gaps and make 'sense' of it all (still seeking the Spaceship album that Cope played on, amongst one or two other items, but have just about completed my collection in recent years - unless comments here happen to reveal new info, of course!). Dunno whether I'll be able to assist with enquiries but I'll keep an interested eye on the discussions. For instance, I'm sure there must be pseudonymous releases out there that haven't been identified yet! The Lord Yatesbury 131 tour cds are particularly cryptic in their existence. I had a thread trying to make sense of them, but I'm still not sure if some were sold without anyone here knowing.
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phallus dei 583 posts |
Apr 09, 2019, 22:10
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Citizensmurf wrote: The Lord Yatesbury 131 tour cds are particularly cryptic in their existence. I had a thread trying to make sense of them, but I'm still not sure if some were sold without anyone here knowing. Just saw from discogs that there was a Lord Yatesbury Dope CD single of Hydroponic / John Balance Enters Valhalla https://www.discogs.com/Dope-HydroponicJohn-Balance-Enters-Valhalla/release/13415720 Don't remember anyone mentioning this release before (though someone mentioned having a dubplate of the John Balance track). I've certainly never heard it!
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Arbor 35 posts |
Apr 09, 2019, 23:03
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phallus dei wrote: Citizensmurf wrote: The Lord Yatesbury 131 tour cds are particularly cryptic in their existence. I had a thread trying to make sense of them, but I'm still not sure if some were sold without anyone here knowing. Just saw from discogs that there was a Lord Yatesbury Dope CD single of Hydroponic / John Balance Enters Valhalla https://www.discogs.com/Dope-HydroponicJohn-Balance-Enters-Valhalla/release/13415720 Don't remember anyone mentioning this release before (though someone mentioned having a dubplate of the John Balance track). I've certainly never heard it! Wow! Not seen that LY cd before. I thought the "John Balance Enters Valhalla" release was abandoned,but there it is! Does anyone have a link / mp3 of it?
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Andfurthermoreagain 696 posts |
Apr 10, 2019, 08:33
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phallus dei wrote: Citizensmurf wrote: The Lord Yatesbury 131 tour cds are particularly cryptic in their existence. I had a thread trying to make sense of them, but I'm still not sure if some were sold without anyone here knowing. Just saw from discogs that there was a Lord Yatesbury Dope CD single of Hydroponic / John Balance Enters Valhalla https://www.discogs.com/Dope-HydroponicJohn-Balance-Enters-Valhalla/release/13415720 Don't remember anyone mentioning this release before (though someone mentioned having a dubplate of the John Balance track). I've certainly never heard it! I think these were 2 of the Dope tracks that were set to feature on the (now seemingly aborted) double green vinyl LP through the Castles In Space label.
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The Seth Man 1241 posts |
Apr 10, 2019, 12:49
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drudeawakening wrote: This may very well reduce some to tears of boredom but as a relatively newly-obsessed, 100% completist collector of Cope related vinyl and CD (tough gig, right?) I have a number of info itches that a prescription for Discogs just can’t scratch. Others may feel the same, potentially so I would propose a catch-all thread for questions and answers relating to such matters. If I create one thread to rule them all, it keeps the amount of fresh topics down to a manageable level. Starter for ten, peeps: the booklet included with vinyl copies of Johovahkill - is it the same as the one with the CD release? If I were to replace a missing one by purchasing a less-expensive, on-CD copy, have I then got the authentic booklet experience? Thanks. drudeawakening, Unfortunately, no. I bought a UK vinyl copy of "Jehovahkill" back in the mid-90s and it came with a CD-sized inlay booklet. Funny thing was, it was *very* different from the one that came with the UK CD version For a start, it had four more pages... CD inlay: -------------------- fc Blue background with yellow art bc Serpent Mound colour shot/caption ifc "Concerning K&K"/"Jesus Christ Is Not The Cross" poem pg 1 Aerial shot of Callanish/caption pg 2 "Socrates Mine Enemy" poem pg 3 Avebury sketch/caption pg 4 Photo of Julian at Callanish/Blake quote pg 5 "Ancient Monuments In Anticipation..." poem pg 6 "MEGALITHOMANIA!" poem pg 7 Photo of Julian on beach/Philip K. Dick quote pg 8 "DRUDES," poem/address pg 9 Credits & recording information LP inlay -------------------- fc Colour shot of Serpent Mound with "JEHOVAHKILL" over it bc Colour shot of Callanish/caption ifc Serpent Mound caption on black background pg 1 "Concerning K&K" pg 2 "Jesus Christ Is Not The Cross" poem pg 3 Different aerial shot of Callanish (detail)/Lethbridge quote pg 4 "Socrates Mine Enemy" poem pg 5 "Avebury sketch/caption pg 6 Photo of Julian at Callanish/Blake quote pg 7 "Ancient Monuments In Anticipation..." poem pg 8 "Hanging Out With Emma Jane..." poem pg 9 Photo of Julian onstage/Shaw quote pg 10 "MEGALITHOMANIA!" poem pg 11 Julian on beach/Philip K. Dick quote pg 12 "DRUDES," poem/address pg 13 (credits)
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Monganaut 2373 posts |
Apr 10, 2019, 15:09
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Don't forget, the US copy of the Jehovahkill CD (don't know about vinyl version, if there was a US one) had a misprint on back cover insert. It read 'That'll be the Decide' instead of 'That'll be the Deicide'.
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