Current 93 - Lucifer Over London FLAC

Current 93 Industrial Neofolk 1994 UK

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A1	Lucifer Over London Parts I & II Guitar [Second] – David KennyGuitar, Bass, Tambourine – Michael CashmorePerformer [Black Sabbath] – Nick SalomanVocals – David Michael Tibet*, John BalanceWritten-By – Current 93, David Tibet	7:49
A2	Sad Go Round Acoustic Guitar, Bass – Michael CashmoreArranged By – Current 93Lead Guitar, Dulcimer [Electric] – Nick SalomanVocals – David MichaelWritten-By – Tony (T.S.) McPhee	5:45
B	The Seven Seals Are Revealed At The End Of Time As Seven Bows: The Bloodbow, The Pissbow, The Painbow, The Faminebow, The Deathbow, The Angerbow, The Hohohobow Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Melodica, Glockenspiel – Michael CashmoreGuitar [Sheep Ventilator Guitar], Other [Secret Weapon] – Steven StapletonVocals – David Michael*Written-By – Current 93, David Tibet	13:38

Companies, etc.

Manufactured By – World Serpent
Distributed By – World Serpent
Distributed By – World Serpent Distribution
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Ourobouros Music
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Heat Music
Copyright (c) – Durtrohoho
Lacquer Cut At – Porky's Mastering

Credits

Engineer – David Kenny
Illustration – James McBryde
Lacquer Cut By – Denis*, George*
Mixed By – Steven Stapleton
Producer – Current 93, Greg Orion Chance

Notes

Pressed on clear red vinyl in an edition of 2000 copies. Included is a 4-page A5 booklet.

"Sad Go Round" is a cover of a song by The Groundhogs from the album Solid.
The third track is meant to be the sequel to Coil's introduction to Horse Rotorvator.

Mastered at Porkys.

Made in England
© Durtrohoho 1994 ℗ Ourobouros Music 1994
"Sad Go Round" ℗ Heat Music

Durations and speed are not mentioned on release.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 5 021958 509068 >
Matrix / Runout (Side A, hand-etched runout): DURTROHOHO+019+A WHICH SILENTLY, AND BY NONE SEEN
Matrix / Runout (Side B, hand-etched runout): DURTROHOHO+019+B GROWS GREAT AND GREEN.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DURTROHOHO 019CD	Current 93	Lucifer Over London ‎(CD, MiniAlbum)	Durtro	DURTROHOHO 019CD	UK	1994
DURTROHOHO 019	Current 93	Lucifer Over London ‎(12", MiniAlbum, TP, W/Lbl)	Durtro	DURTROHOHO 019	UK	1994
DURTROHOHO 019 CD	Current 93	Lucifer Over London ‎(CD, MiniAlbum)	Durtro	DURTROHOHO 019 CD	UK	1994
DURTROHOHO 019	Current 93	Lucifer Over London ‎(12", MiniAlbum, Art)	Durtro	DURTROHOHO 019	UK	1994
DURTROHOHO 019CD	Current 93	Lucifer Over London ‎(Cass, MiniAlbum)	Durtro	DURTROHOHO 019CD	UK	1994

watching to future

Black Sabbath?????

Moogugore

What a great and classic riff to kick off this song, even if it were thrown in for a laugh (don't know). It's hard to fatham how a song such as this, without drums, can rock so hard. One can hear some Sabbath influence through out the Aleph at Hallucinatory Mountain album (with drums, playing around the beat in a way not unlike Bill Ward's style, which I loved and preferred to obvious comparison of the time, John Bonham, heavy and perfect in its own way for LZ, but it pains me to see the slash through Ward's name on the Sabbath listing here). For Lucifer over London... it's just a great arrangement, and Tibet's vocals are at their finest derangement... I never liked his voice on the Death in June stuff... the upper and lower registers didn't do much for me there... but with John Balance adding vocals on this piece, the voices go perfectly together, and are again an upper and lower register with Tibet launching into near Looney Runes histrionics, but it works perfectly, deliciously, here. I wish the vinyl weren't so damned rare and expensive, but so it goes. I have the CD, and then of course the excellent Six Six Six Sick Sick Sick comp.

Winawel

Blackest. ;)