The Definitive Histony of PERE UBU PERE UBU/ Krrus;, Ik.,,,rtrnd LrughDer li!!d: llrt PLuza, 3200 DURATION: Sctien)Ùer'75 li S,,,trrnll r, Thur,J5 r'rlr.'1, d.,,, û'r.r'",1 L,uur',, - PER!;ONNE!: for the Dirrpose oI recordirg a s.lI_l).oduced slr,glc The Totn He.n[n: guilrr, b!ss. vrrious nrusiciâDs àgrctd to wo!k togerher on this prolecL Srôtl Kr rùss: drums. for two lelsons: l. ); Nobody was donrg anything else of Peter I Â!gtù!e!: guita., bass. dny sr(,.rfirJ[ce, !rd, 2. ), lr wrs JËrp.d ut'on Uy rll AlIen Rav€nstine: sYnthesizer. rniulved lhJr rhis t,rrr,.ulJr Éroui,rns ot lrlenr mtBhr resulr David Thonas: vocÀls. in unique husic. There were .o plans to perform "live. Tim Wright: guitar, bass. In more optimistrc nronrênrs Il wâs rnraËineo lhts drnLPint nri(hl conlinue to work loAelhcr rn(urn,rlly for th t JrP.se RECORDINCS: of;ecording, but there was a reluctance to conrmit oneselJ "30 Seconds Over Tokyo'7"Heatl of Drrkness": to ânother band iô Cleveland given the unlavorible Hea.thân HR_101. conditions unde. which one wouid hâve to opelate. NOTES: The record wâs. oriaiûally, planned to be "Final Most Cleveland bands, it se€ms, we.e broken up io Sorution"/"30 Seconds Over Tokyo. " Both had been *.ilten l9?5- ând ro\lârds lhe end of lhe suntmer there was verv end pcrlorm.d by lhe Thomâs-LauËtu,er group !hâr'hrd Lltl; â.rivirv- Cerrrin musicràns lound thcmselves rec;nrlv splrt ('Tokyo'L,.l bePn wrilren by Thoma.. 'betw€en ba;ds": D Thomas and P Lâughner hâd been r,aughnè. ànd Gene O'Conner, another guitarist in the membe.s of â band that hâd disiotegrâted 1n Aûgust; T sroup. "Solution" lnd been written by Thomas and Ctaig Wrir hid worked o.cassioullv as a sound man for th,l -Bell; the bassist in the group, bul was later crediled Io all sro';: s Krauss was rehearsrns in an informal âr!ançemrnt oi ubu). Durins the rehearsals in p.eperatton lo. the irttriûo prrls iron AkIotr: T HirnÉn had becn involvêd studio, howeve., "Heârt of Dârkness" developed and the with a se;ies of janr bandsi A Râvenstine h.d p"rformed recordins of "Solution" was pstponed- âs oI an music duo Ànd was vê.rs êâ.l,er hàll electronic None. Ëulreûlly tandlord of an apa m€nt buildins \thêre he' PÊRFORMANCES: PERE UBU/B DURATION: November '?5 to May '?6. PERSONNEL: Tom Herman: guitar, bass, bâcking vocals. scott K.auss: drums. Peter Laughner: g11it:rr, vocals, backing vocals. Dave Tâylor: synthesizer, orsân. David Thon)as: vocals. Ttnl Wright: gultÂr, bass. RECORDINCS: "Final Solution' /"Cloud 149": Heartb.ln HR 102. PERFORÀIÂNCES: The b3nd prenrrered 3l a bar (alled lhe Vrkrnts S|loon irr dovnto$n Cleïelrnd on 12/3r/'15, "1heft followcd two performânces at a large rock club called The Agora; one oi those starting at 4:30 in the morning on the lâst leg of a "Cleveland Rock Spectacular', " The moSt toncùy remeùrber remembered gig lroû this period was î highly successlu I pre-leen dance âr n plrce calied Ba'n Park cririn in â Cle suburb. Berween April ? and May 5 the bând shâred lour Wednesday night jobs with Tin Huey at a bar câIled The hâd the Mistake and went to NYC to open for S\icide at Max's nraste.ed first 45. An in)mediâte rÂpporl wâs Karsas City, established with the enginee!, Ken Hamann -- a râpprt thât €ontinue.s down to the present. Paul Hamann, his son, NOTES: engineered THE ART OF WALKING and often lours as the A series ot m€€lings lollowed the "Tokyo" studio band's souod Dran. sessions. Over the cou.se oI these meetinqs it was decidedl Follownlg the trip 1o NYC an agre€ûrcnl was reached l. ) The re.ord didn t sound so bad rfrer rlir 2. ) lt n)ighl be vith Rrm Records to leâse them "Final Solution" for good to play out a couple of times just for fun and to inclusion on the MAX'S KANSAS CITY, VOLUME ONE promote lhe record;and, 3. ) It might be ieasible to develop anthology. As prrt oi this agreernent a sum oI nroney wirs e band arrangement, but with the understanding thât any rdvan.cd lo lhF Land ror (hê r", urdl'g ut  n"w rrack continuation of such an arraîgemeni \rouId be dependent schpduled for rn(lusron un llre r"lun'e. Thrç !"rsrur, oI Ubu, however, stopped oper:ttins"e.ond as â unit soon At this point Ravenstine announced thÎt he was not aflerwards înd vas disbrnded in lât€ IIay '7ô. prepared to perlorm live and would have to withdnw. Ilwas l-lughner wcnl on to fornr a b:tnd called FrrctroD known that a clerk at a certain record store played thc summer rnd lâter a group culled Peter And The synth€sizer ând miÈht fit the group. Dave Taylo. join€d lhe He died io Juûe '?r- Dnve Taylor noved to Floridr bând. A sDall bungalow in South Euclid was rented lor the manage a record sto.e. purpose and rehearsals bejan. I1 wrs xt this point tlnl RaveDsttne, aiter atlending sh:lt When il cnnre lrn)e lo record the n.xt 45 lhe baDd turned oul 1o be the last perfo.nrrnce oI this group, decided swilched 1o Clevehnd Rccording Co|rlp.lny, thc studjo thrl thrl he vas rc:rdy to porîorDr livr. 'l"Lq Ç,^ CLE r
NOTES: PEBE UBU,/C "-'t-;;r'."a was outùklv re orÈJnized lullowrnB lhe )âte DUMTION: June'?8. ni"*i,ne .erorned rhe b!nd rnd 3 new ;;ii";;;i;L'àiô^,,,"'iiLâ"i'à", ;," rented rn an olfrce burdins on PERSONNELi ;-i:i,:i';'. prsr side. The tùrure direcrron and orrentarion Alan Greenblatt: guit'rr' u"v"r, undecided srudro guitar' bass' ;;;;:';;;;. ;;;;;;;, R'm Tom HÊrman: i*ili -?.-iÂÀr..à ti'."àer"n", rotuuill Ihé con(raci $ith Scott Krâuss: drums. 'i;::'i.i"-"ï;;;";;;: ia beÉan A Greenbrart' ihe surtarist Allen Râvenstine: sYnthesizer' ii;];:;iiinit;;ô;p and; Iriend. âgre€d to do the Dàvid Thomas: vocals. iii.ià^. iiir,"a'u*; rn the hope rhat he courd be Tirn Wright: guita!. to bccome !"sked permanenl memDer' oersuaded the recordins: REc'guÎRlï::fl "" 1ïiii'ï"ào .'r. nam Records rejected - unt' DATAPANIK' "'^i'ii"iiiirui" and creenbrart decrrned the ""'"r"âse.r "*"i""r PERFoRMANCES: None' PERE UBU,/D
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DURATION: JulJ '?6 to December '?7' PERSONNEL: Tom Herman: guitar. scott Krauss: drums. lonv Maimone: bass. " - svnthesizer, sax' ;àT ir'à-,i,""tt and then iûo the summe' of Âlleî Ravenstine: of a private party' Dàvld Thomas: vocâls, ho!n. 'l? Ubu nishts bec.me"" ""rmed, sometNng n"".uo". tiew evervone else The s-rne Iâce5' ihe sJme RECORDINGS: zoo o?oot" stro*ea u'p everv ThursdÂy night These âre "":ÉiiiÀ-"w1"""';'uv Dark Ases": Hearrhân tm 103' was Ltl'u; outside was the HR r04' iiùi" i'"À".u"."0 iirnes:'inside "il; ;;à;;;b;""À''l "Hea ven": Hearthrn Cove is located on the ground lroor. (rp): 00r & Mercurv sl00 heari o( the Fhts. The riiÈ ùôôÏiirl ÈÀnce Blank oI what was once Rockelelle.'s hrst warehouse A hunoreo 052. il'iiil,i,,r r-t'" èrvatrosa RIver, which wrnds and bends boJr s pull PERFORMANCES: iËiJ,ii i-nË i;làti,'";pÏies inro tâke Erie ore '"'ii.iii'ii'.'i" r"1" o.tober '?6 and ex(endinB throush ro the ;;;;;;;"ti; ih;t""" io unroad barrast into huse srÀv€l band plaved 38-40 week-night .iou'nàs. fne Aeronautical Shot Peening Company àcross ti.st-;i;;;?;t;;'?i; the a i'in":: moitiv Thursdiv niBhts-- at a bar in the the roâd. Dushes air-sounds into the night trom benrno Â-nales !nd pabrel inàustrialize-d Flalr ssctlon ol Clev0lind' i,il,iiiriir'*itùiu,tu';ol fûcrd! of odd colors. Ovcrheâd, hiÉh level bridges con'recl the opposrr,, PERE sides of rhc vallev rhat contrins the Flats"_ UBU,/E l)urtnF llrrs tr'rr{lltt! brrd lravrtk,d drwl to Ak(nr tlr DURATION: Dccenrber '?l lo Janury '78. r wcckend t,liy wittr t),.vo at th(tr h,rtrrc,.1ùtr, l,lxy(.dMrx., PERSONNEL: Kjrnss-Cily i'r NYC twi(e, did rhc prospecl sirc;r frir, perrornred Aùton Iieri d.uns. ano r series of five Wednesdâv nrghrs âl â guitar. suburbM drsco over Tonl II€rnraD: rhe summer. The toû dinr ran,e !r r Tony Mrimone: bass. Spring Prom d,,nce rt Norrh Rrdcevi e Junibr Hilhj â sh.,u thal - Allen Raverstitre; synlhesizer, sax. wpût over lrke thc provorbitt leâd ba oon. David Ahomasr vocâls, ho.n. NOTES: IIECOnDINCS: NoDc. .. Various drsrussions followed rhe "Untrucd'. sessiuns. ro rrlls pornt Drss gu af duties hâd oeen shlrfd anrons - PERFORMANCES: Noùc. rne.up gùnar pllvers, ll was decrded a pernranent u.ss NOTESI player would be beneticial. Tony Maimone rËrccd lo nrcessttnltd lhe unr-t toin Eve ls r slutt tn !h*nLenl, Th( drdruJlrun !s b!ss sùrrarist. Tim ivrrshr decrdàd to lcâ;e lh( to A Fre! un rhe DATAPANIK ûrno, fle trter rnoved Ep is in slrruudc ror hls rote to NYc and rs currenuy plàyin8 wrrh durir'g rhis perrud. He rs currenuy plairng rn NyC with The DNA. Fê€lles- Th€re foltowed discussions on the merits of Two Guitârs vs. One Cuitar. It was decided rhat two g\litars l€nded to overload the sound. Th€ st.ùctu.€ of the unit il,as now solidified. The band È .eh€arsed over the summer, wririns neu mrterial and ô re-workinÉ nruch oi the old. and be(an otayrng out agrin in Ocrober 'la .ç) _ In Janua.y. a head of A&R for Mercury Records, Ctill ljurnstern. contrrlêd thê b, n.l
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If thcrc rre &ry fùrthcr qucatlons çrltc IJBU COMMUNEX c/o 3206 hospcct Avc. ,Cl€ycledd, OH, USA 4{116. Exbemely speetfic lnqulrles arÊ ;à;iË;i;-ËTâ";;t;"â PERE UBU,/F \ DIIRATION: January '?8 to septelDber '79. PERSONNEL: Tom Hermân: guitar, bass. Scott Krâuss: drums. Tony Maimone: bass, guitar. Allen RÂvenstine: synthesrzer, sax. David Thomas: vocâls, horn, organ RECORDINGS: LPs: Housing: Chrysalis CHR 120?. New Picnic Time: Chrv$lis CHR 1248. -Dub45s: Sequel'7"Humo. Me" (live), 'The Book -"FâbulousIs On The Table": Chrysalis CHS 23?2. psltE UBU IN ACTION:CBOB. NYC. on the COED JAil, TOUR. Pirot.r:abrt Roi)erts.
PERFORMANCES: Portsmouth. Briqnlon. NorwLcn, London, Uxbridge, First Americân Tour (2/18 to 1/1/?g): Clev€land, L"ear. lui'ittutcii; EJ;ope Brussels, Prrrs Rotterdam' Bâltimore, Bothesdâ, Washin!4on DC, Philedetphia, NYC, Amsterdam. Dusseldori, Hâmburg. worchester, Boston, Cleveland, nochester, Det.oil, Support;3nds: US- SLourbs, F smrnqos, Nasn The Toronto, Nlrnneapohs, Clevelând. Slash, Ùroan v"rbs; UK- Red .rayola. Sofr Bovs, Prag Cralola. First Eurooeân Tour i{ 28 to 5 9'?81: Mânchester, vec.'Picrrc tiuman Le.rLuc. furope- RÉd LlveTgioll iôonl srlmffi anl-Tmilérdr m, Brusseis, Tour L2l21 rr 5 5/?9): ColumbJs, Ann Arbor, Palis, London. Prllaburgh, wr.j.In#on DC, Toronto, Clerel"nd, uju Dsnce Partv Tour rl0'9 lo i2'I8f!!): US- PhilâdelDnra. NYC. Boston. Alba rt, ClLcago clev?Lnd.irmltrnMfi;reâËJlia;a, roronlo, Coodbyê Toùr f? lT lo I 6 ?9\: Clev"lald, l\tilwau-kee Kent, NYC; UK- Chiselhurst Crves, t,liddlesboro, Boulder Portland, Vancouver, San Francisco, lrs Newcastle, High Wyconrbe, Leice$er, Cambridg€, Angeles, Costa Masa, San Diego. Manchester, Liverpool, Bi.minghân, London, Plymouth, Suppo.t band John Ottwry. PERE UBU,/G DURATION: D€cember '?9 to ? NOTES: Krâuss and PERSONNEL: In Nov€mber '?9, Thomas, RaYenstine, Scott Kraùssr drums. Mainone discùssed ahe ieasibility and desirabilitv oi Mayo Thompson Tony Mâimone: bass, guitâr, wory.ing together again. Subsequently, sax. wâs âsked to join the band as guitarist. He wrll contlnu€ Allen Raverstin€: synthesizer, wl,en not David Thomas: vocals, orgarL !o live in England, atd lead the Red Crayola Mayo Thompson: grlilar. engâged in L'bu business, RECORDTNOS: PERFORMA\"CES: LPs: ÂOw Sun)nrcr Tour' (?/1? io 8116/801- NYC. -Jhe Art Of lvâlkins: Roush Trade, Philadelpfiti ttri;liiiillô;-Dq ioionio, btta"a, 45s: Montreal, Lynn, Norihhaùrpton, Cleveland, Detroit, Eappy'/"l4nesorne Cowboy Dave": Chicago, Milwauk€e, Nlîdison, Minneapolis, -'NotRough Trtrde. Vnne0!ver, Scilttle, $ln Francisco, Los Angeles. COmPHTEUBUIDISCOGRAPHY LABEL / NUMBER: HEATIhAD HR1Ol RELEASE DATE: De( ember l9?5 RECORDED: Sept. 28 - Oct. 1, '?5 SONC TITLES: "30 Seconds Over Tokv') "Hcarl ôl Darkness" DATA: Engineered by Bill Câvanaugh. Mastered at Clevelànd Recording Co. by Mike Bishop. Sleeve art by Johrl Luoma- Liner notes by Petcr Laugllner. 3500 copies printed between December '75 and April '??: the first 1000 with pic sleeves. and r-ed' white label. STATUS: Out of print.
LABEL / NUMBER: HEATIhAN HR1O2 RELEASE DATE: March 19?6 RECORDED: Feb. 26, '76 SONG TITLES: "Final Solution'7"Cloud 149" DATA: Recorded and mixed at Cleveland RecordiDg Co. Engineered by Ken Hamann. Mastered at Cieveland Recording Co. by Mike Bishop, Sleeve art by Tinl Wright & Jay Vecchio. Liner notes by Tim Wright. 410C opies printed between March '?6 and April '77; the first 600 with pic sleeve. STATUS: Out of print.
LAPEL / NUMBER: HEATIhâN HR1O3 RELEASE DATE: December 19?6 RECORDED: November''i6 SONG TITLES: "street Waves'7"My Dark Ages" DATA: Recorded and mixed at Cleveland Recording Co. Engineered by Ken Hamann. Mastered at Clevelancl Recording snffT rlYû Co. bv Mike Bishop. Sleeve art by David Thomas. 4000 copies ll Dttl lGIs printed between December '?6 and April '?7; most alI with hand 9a Q1&, stamped sleeves. STATUS: Out oI print,
rleF, / NUMBER: Heârthan HR104 RELEASE DATE: September 19?? RECORDED: July 8, '7?,/ March 30, '7? SONG TITLES; "The Modern Dance'7"Heaven" DATA: Recorded and mixed at Clevcland Recorcling Co. Engineered by Ken Hatnanù. Mirstered at Cleveland Reco.cling Co. by Mjke Bishop. Sleevc lrrl by Tont Hprnltn,??, al)d Sl€ve Kornrjchik. 1000 copios I)rintFd i|l Seljlnnrbel. illl willr l)ic sleeves, STATUS: Out of print. MAX'S KANSAS CITY 1976. VOLUME ONE LABELS//NUMBEI]S// RELEASE DATES: -R.1m 1213 (US): '?7 -CBS 826?0 (UK): '?B DATA; This anthology oI NY bands includes a re- mastered version of the l{eafthan recording of "F'inâl Solution", NOT a live recording as Àas been reported iD various places at various tinres. STA'f US: Imporl. currentlli available.
'HE MODERN DANCE ,ABELST/NUMBERS/RELEASE DATES: -Blank 001 (US): Febtuary 1978 -Phonogram 9100 052 (UK): May 19?8 -Mercury 6338 B?4 (Europe): May 1978 -Rough Trade ROUGH 22, RT US 7: Jan 1981 IATA: Tire fi|st àlbum release icr bcth Pere Ubu and Blank Fiecords, cn experimental subsidi.rry ùf Mercury'Phonogr*m in the US. The onlv other release on the label was an LP bï a group called the Suicide Cornmandos. Blank wag shut dcwn by the end of summer '?8 and Ubu was released from its contract with Blank, Meiculy. and Phonogram. The rights wele re-acquired by Ubu Projex Inc. and leased to Rough Trade for re-release. STATUS: Original edition deleted. Reissue currently available.
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LABEL,/N UMBdI]: Hadar RDR I RELEASED: April 19?B SONG TITLdS: I{eart oI D:rrkDcss. 30 Secollds Over Tokyo, Cloud 149. Untitlcd, tteaven DATA: Relcascd in thc U. K, rrrd Ncw Zcalald. this 12" 45 r'pn EP contains rc-l]tastc|ed vcrsiolls ()l the Hearthan mixes as well:rs u pr.eviously unrcleased versiol of "The Modert Dail(:e" lrere lllbcle(l "UDtitlod" lor lL)ga] relrsons. "I{eart of D:ir.kness" is ediied by 1:0'/ ninures otr this itûitiolr STATUS: Out ù1 print" DUB HOUSING L ABELS,/N UM BURS/RE LEASE DATES: -Chrysalis CHR 1207 (UK): Novemhcr 1973 -Chl'ysalis CI{R 1207 (US): April 1979 SONG TITLES: Navvy , On The s\.rrface, Dùb Housing. Caligari's lvlir.or, Thriller!. I, Will Wait, Drinking Wine Spodyody, Ubu Dance Party, Blow Daddy-O, Codex DATA: Recorded and mixed rt Suma in Augusl - September '?8, and engineeled by Kcn Hamann, this is the first of tv/ç albums released while under contract with Chrysalis. Ubu ProJyx Inc. r'(.-a(qu:re(i righrs io DMor the wor'ld irr April 1980, whicir mealLs thal Clrrys:Liis has deieted the albu[r. Cover art by Johil I'l]ompson. Cover photos by [,lrk Mèllen. SIATUS: Delei€d,
SOLDIER TALK by The Rcd Cr.ryola LABEL/NUMI]iIR: RAdAI RAD 1B (LIIi) RELEASED: January 19?9 DA'l A: All nremLers ul Ul'rr irl,l'i.:1t ir' r:rrr irrg combinalio|s oû 1l nuntbLri.ol lhc trlicks oit tlli s âlbum, STAI'US: Oùt of priùt.
NEW PICNIC TIME LABEL. NUI\'IiIER: Chrysalis CHR 1248 (Europe) RELEASED: Septernbef 19'/9 SCNG TII'LES: Have Shoes Will Walk (Ihe Fabulu!s Sequel). -19 Cuitlrs Aird On, Cirl, A Snrrll Drrk Cloud, Small Vy'ts Fiisl, All The Dogs Are Balki[g, One Loss Worry. À{ake Hay, Goodbye, The Voice O{'.i-irc Sand, Jehgvnh 's Kingdùm Contcs ! DAIA; Ite.leased in the UK, West GcrùllirÏ, Italy. Bel)eiux, Frailct, Sw*ecien, ,1rd possrbiy ALrstreiià and New Zealand. 'Ihe rigirts wel'; .e-acq{ired 1or rhe US bjr Ubu p.ojex Inc. àlter rhe business l.elationship wiih Chlysalis was t€rtuinated by tire latier. Plaîs call iol a US r'91case on Rcugl! Trade in e:l ri) '8!. STATUS: Deieiecl in the UK and Europ{i. Avaiiable on RoLrgh Tracie (US) in c:rrly '81. LABEL / NUMBER: CIrIvsiiIis CHS 2 3?2 RELEASED: ScpterDbcr 19?9 SONG TITLES: "Thc Fabubùs Sclu.l" "llLrnror Mc", "Tl)e Book Is C)n lhe Tztble " DATA: Releascd in the U. K- "FabSeq" and "Book" recorded and ntixed:tl Sunta Slu(lros. Ell!:illaIl-d I'y Kêrr & Pi\ll H:rrrrlrrrl. ''llM Io( ('rdêd lrvr':rt Lorrcl,,r' CL,llcg. ol Pri"liirr. L"rrdulr {12/5hB\, by Mâison Rouge- Mixecl at Surrra. RerDote & studio eDginee.ing by Paul Ilaùritnn- Slccvc art by Arlrl)ula,rt Images. Vocal tapcs on "Book" by Ann TitoIo. STATUS: Out of print.
U-MEN- LIVË AT CLUB WOW/i XMAS CONC ERT AT INTERSTAT E MALL LABEL/NUMBER: Tri-City Records. RELEASED: ? SONG TITLES: Hard To Start, No problcn), Mad Doctor, 491, Help Me, First World War, Randon Wages, My Ilrtck Paitcs, Do|is Day SiDgs, Little Skunks DA IA: This LP seems to be â collectioi ol MD- period perfornlances. STATUS: Bootleg.
PERE UBU DON,T EXPECT ART LABEL./NUMBER: Iùrpossible Recoldworks lxlp 1-0? RELEASE DATE: ? SONG TITLES: Sarre ls lbove. DATA: This is a re-boot ol the U-Meù LP, and is of sùbstantially poorer cluality. q+leÂt lllilllll STATUS: Boot i{){.
DATAPANIK IN THE YEAR ZERO-A LABEL/NUMBSR: Rough Trade RT049 RELEASED: July 1980 SONG TITLES: "Final Solution"/"My Dark Ages" DATA: A 45 rpm single re-release of Ubu's iimited edition versions of the same recorciinss (Hearthan HR102A and HRl03B) in fl redesiÊnod Drrlrliittttk sleovc. RolÊlrsed iû the UK- STATUS: Currently available. THU ART OF WALKING LABgL: Rough Trade NUMBERS; ROUCH 14 (UK) RTUS 4 (US) RELEASE DATES: July 1980 (UK) August 8, 1980 (US) SONG TITLES: Go, Rhapsody In Pink, Arabia, Miles, Misery Goats, Loop, Rounder, Birdies, Lost Iu Arl, Horses, Crush This Horn. DATA: This album is the first release with Mayo Thompson as a new menlber. Original pressings of tlris disc (identified by the words "Porky Prinre Cut" near the matrix nuNber) .iu!Ier' from an audible blemish in the mastering process. This defect âffected the entire initial Etglish pressing of 5-6000 copies arld 1800 copies of the US pressing which Rough t llere rrrc sigiilicrnt clillerences between the rÙires o[ 'Arirbiil" and Trade attempted to recall, alrd I1as " since been replaced with â new llnd "Milci;. t he co1'r'ect llre5sin!I (which lcaturcs ilù "Arllbix '\','ith yocarls improved pressing cin be pr'essing identified by the word "Masterdisk" vocâls- Thc incor'rcct etched the near the Dratri]i lcatul.es a lollger instrunrenlal into vinyl version ol tlic song. cor.rec{ number. ) No change was rùade in The . cover art, Iabels, or matrix nullrbers. version of "Miies" is a sholter. and a There is an ovelall dilference in the w:lIurPI n li\. Lp's frequencies which the listener STA'r US: Inrproved versioù curr.cntly may or may not notice. However, av.rilabie. LABEL/NUMBER: Rough Trade RT066 (uK). RT cû4 (US) RELEASED: February 1981 EaCORDED: August 1980 SONG TITLES: 'Not Happy' /"Lonesom L. Cowiroy Dave'r DATA: A 45 rprn single rcc,'r'd, d irlrr' di.rl,lv f''ll,)wir)F,lhc AOW Sunilrer Tour l.r'1.:rs. d rl llÛ'linl{ ,'f ll)n UK/ duro tour" Cover artwolk ily Mary ThoDras Brck c{lvcr by David Thomas" STATUS: Currently available. LABEL/NUMBER:CLE /]3I] RALEASED: Mrrcn 1981 RECORDED: Aprii 4, 19?6 SONC TITI,E: "Pushin To0 Hard" DATA: Procluc ed .xc lusivi,ly by Ci.r Magaziùc, this 33 1/3 rpm ''flexi-dIsc' .tnlh,'loty r)I Cll' irlnd. l.itlrll s.il I',ll't-\':lultêd hislôrieill rc( oIciirll oI lhn Ër,,u|irrA ',1 UBU/B r]rusiciil|lS doing their renditiorl of thc Sceds clnssic, recorde(i live at their last Derforr)r:rnce. STATUS: Limited e(lition oI 200C crpies iivailrble whiie supply Iast s- Pere Ubu',* Go Animal By Jo! Pd€les 'l'v. Itt r{h. or ..r r.rr b ry ût ro.lld.hi{l .rulo D.vid Thon{ ôn ti. Ssnl.l ri. s.zd-. ùuibbo.nr, d r. h. ùLa .t t a v.10. TlEdrt i o o E o rt oo ott oJ v o oo d Ê o É o o É gÊ co' o .E o f =c o o i G E f o E UJ o É, .9 G o lJl o o-