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Original 1988 remixed second edition on United Dairies with gatefold sleeve of the classic 1985 album. With a host of guests including David Jackman, David Tibet, Diana Rogerson, Edward Ka-Spel, John Balance, Graham Revell, Brian Lustmord, Foetus, Robert Haigh, William Bennett, Karl Blake a.o.
Original 1987 cassette on RRRecords / United Dairies with remixes of pieces previously released in different forms, and completely different from the LP compilation with the same title released two years later.
Ultra rare second very limited edition (25/50 copies?) with collage sleeve of the already very limited (100) 1987 LP, including an original photographic artwork by Steven Stapleton! With insert.
1990 re-issue of the first the first three classic NWW LP's plus an extra album with two early compilation tracks, released as a 4CD set in LP-size box, with original insert.
Rare grey area mid-80's LP on Concrete Company (previously released as With All Its Special Effects) with an early/mid-80's live recording of NWW featuring a.o. Annie Anxiety, Chris Wallis, David Tibet, Diana Rogerson and John Balance. Probably limited to about 100 copies with paste-on cover.
Cassette edition of Two Daughters sole LP on Anthony & Paul (a UD sub-label) from 1982 manufactured and marketed by RRRecords in 1987 on behalf of United Dairies.
Cassette edition of the 1982 LP compilation on UD, featuring Jacques Berrocal, Anima, Foetus, AMM, Nurse With Wound and Operating Theatre, manufactured and marketed by RRRecords in 1987 on behalf of United Dairies.
Original edition of superb early (1984) United Dairies compilation presenting Un Drame Musical Instantané, Hélène Sage, Sema and Nurse With Wound. With original insert and Grrr Records catalogue.
2002 release ** Andrea Martignoni offers us a work that can be listened to like a film somewhere between documentary and fiction, whose hero is the repairman.