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An Annotated Discography:
Works by Echo and the Bunnymen, Ian McCulloch, Will Sergeant, Electrafixion and Glide
I. Albums, Singles and Eps:
1978 - 1984 1985 - 1993 1994 - 1999 2000 -
II. Participation on Works by Other Artists
III. A Few Interesting Compilations
IV. Abbreviations Used, Notes on Sources and Other Folderol
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I. Albums, Singles and Eps:
1994 - 1999
THE VERY BEST OF ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN
[Echo and the Bunnymen; promotional-only album (Japanese); 1994; vl]
1. Silver [3.19]
2. The Killing Moon [ 5.44]
3. Seven Seas [3.18]
4. The Cutter [3.52]
5. The Back of Love [3.12]
6. A Promise [4.01]
7. Silver (12" version) [5.08]
8. Never Stop (12" version) [4.45]
9. Going Up [3.58]
10. All That Jazz [2.46]
11. Zimbo [4.53]
NOTES: This is the WOMAD Festival version of "Zimbo", recorded live with the Royal Burundi Drummers, July 17th, 1982.
vl: Korova PS-248
ZEPHYR
[Electrafixion; ep; November, 1994; 12"/cd]
1. Zephyr [4.45]
2. Burned [5.45]
3. Mirrorball [4.05]
4. Rain on Me [5.35]
NOTES: Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant began working together again in 1994, as Electrafixion. The name combines the words 'electrocution' and 'crucifixion'. They said it came from a dream Sergeant had in which McCulloch was being crucified on an electric, barbed-wire fence. McCulloch is clearly not the only member of the duo with vivid imaginative capability. YZ865CDDJ was promotional-only and contains only the 'radio edit' [3:53] version of the title track.
vl: WEA YZ865T/ cd: WEA YZ865CD; WEA 4509-98259-2 (German); WEA WPCR-186 (Japanese - includes the '7" edit' version of "Zephyr")
Excerpts From a Space-Age Freakout, Pt I
[Glide (Will Sergeant); single; July 10th , 1995; 7"]
1. Venus in Flares
2. Cosmos
NOTES: This is the first single in the trilogy; there were 933 copies on orange vinyl.
vl: Ochre OCH003
4-SONG SAMPLER
[Electrafixion; promotional-only ep; August, 1995; cd]
1. Never (edit version)
2. Lowdown
3. The Holy Grail
4. Land of the Dying Sun
NOTES: Ian McCulloch shares writing credits on "Lowdown" with former Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr.
cd: WEA SAM 1658; Sire PRCD9304-2 (US)
Lowdown
[Electrafixion; single; August 29th, 1995; 7"]
1. Lowdown
2. The Holy Grail
NOTES: This was a numbered, limited edition on red vinyl. "Lowdown" originated in an abortive 1993 songwriting collaboration between Ian McCulloch and guitarist Johnny Marr.
vl: Spacejunk YZ977X (US)
Lowdown
[Electrafixion; single; August 29th, 1995; cd]
1. Lowdown
2. The Holy Grail
3. Land of the Dying Sun
4. Razor's Edge
NOTES: Editorial note: that "The Holy Grail" and "Land of the Dying Sun", a truly remarkable pair of songs, are relegated to the b-side of a little-known single constitutes one of life's small injustices.
cd: Spacejunk YZZ977CD (US); WEA YZ977CD (German)
BURNED
[Electrafixion; album; September 25th, 1995; cs/cd]
1. Feel My Pulse [4:23]
2. Sister Pain [4:15]
3. Lowdown [4:35]
4. Timebomb [4:38]
5. Zephyr [4:12]
6. Never [4:46]
7. Too Far Gone [4:48]
8. Mirrorball [3:56]
9. Who's Been Sleeping in My Head? [4:00]
10. Hit by Something [3:28]
11. Bed of Nails [3:51]
NOTES: Reviewers cite the Nirvana influence, but Electrafixion described their genre (in the words of Ian McCulloch) as 'gringe', or 'grunge with a grin'. Anton Corbijn's cover photograph of a comely, bikini-clad and extremely sunburned young woman drew fire from both feminists and moralists. McCulloch told an interviewer: "I just never saw it that way. .... We never met her, but when I look at the picture I don't think sexually at all. …. it's the notion of the name Electrafixion as being a cross between electrocution and crucifixion Will's idea of me wired up on a cross." [ADDICTED TO NOISE; 1995] "Lowdown" and 'Too Far Gone" stem from a collaboration between Ian McCulloch and guitarist Johnny Marr (best known for his work with the Smiths). This project came to naught when the tapes were reported stolen in a courier van robbery. Another survivor of this McCulloch/Marr teaming, "How Does It Feel (To be on Top of the World)" wound up as England's official World Cup Soccer song in 1998.
vl: /cs: Warner 063011248-4/cd: Spacejunk 61793-2 (US); Sire PRO61793-2 (US -- promotional-only); Warner 063011248-2 (German - released November 16th, 1995)
Never CD1
[Electrafixion; single; October 20th, 1995; cd]
1. Never
2. Not of This World
3. Subway Train
4. Lowdown (Rest of the Trash mix)
NOTES: Ian McCulloch's songs glisten with ocean rain, regular rain, "dark and hollow" rain, moonlit rain, stars like rain, haze, fog and "water games". Hurricanes, "heavy storms", downpours and tidal waves abound. "Never" features his one and only (cold and lonely) blizzard.
cd: Spacejunk WEA022CDX
Never CD2
[Electrafixion; single; October 20th, 1995; cd]
1. Never [3:48]
2. Work It on Out [4:25]
3. Never (Utah Saints Blizzard's On mix) [6:33]
4. Sister Pain (Last Remains mix)-[4:28]
NOTES: Electrafixion play a live version of "Sister Pain" on the READING '95 cd (Volume 9229).
cd: Spacejunk WEA022CD
ELECTRAFIXION - THE BLACK SESSIONS 1995
[Electrafixion; promotional-only album; 1995; cd]
1. Zephyr
2. Feel My Pulse
3. Sister Pain
4. Lowdown
5. Never
6. The Holy Grail
7. Too Far Gone
8. Bed of Nails
9. Burned
10. Do It Clean
11. Timebomb
12. Mirrorball
13. Venus [actually a reprise of "Never"]
NOTES: This was recorded live before a small audience on September 12th, 1995. The 'Black Sessions' took place under the auspices of Paris dj Bernard Lenoir, known for his encouragement of cutting-edge bands. Ian McCulloch was featured on the second Black Session in 1992, and again in 1994. The Bunnymen played a session in 1997. This Electrafixion cd comes in a metallic-laminated card sleeve.
cd: Sangatte Records SANG096CD
Sister Pain CD1
[Electrafixion; single; March 1st, 1996; cd]
1. Sister Pain (edit version)
2. Zephyr
3. Feel My Pulse
4. Lowdown
NOTES: "Sister Pain" made it into the Top Thirty in the British charts. "Zephyr", "Feel My Pulse" and "Lowdown" were recorded live at Shepherds Bush Empire, London, in 1995. The three "Sister Pain" cds were originally sold as part of a limited-edition set (WEA037CD1/2/3) which included posters and a booklet.
cd: Spacejunk WEA037CD1
Sister Pain CD2
[Electrafixion; single; March 1st, 1996; cd]
1. Sister Pain
2. Never
3. Holy Grail
4. Too Far Gone
NOTES: All of these songs were recorded live at Shepherds Bush Empire, London, in 1995.
cd: Spacejunk WEA037CD2
Sister Pain CD3
[Electrafixion; single; March 1st, 1996; cd]
1. Burned
2. Loose
3. Who's Been Sleeping in My Head? (acoustic version)
4. Sister Pain (acoustic version)
NOTES: "Loose" is a cover of the Iggy Pop song. "Burned" and "Loose" were recorded live at Shepherds Bush Empire, London, in 1995.
cd: Spacejunk WEA037CD3
Excerpts From a Space-Age Freakout, Pt II [Will Sergeant (Glide); single; March 4th, 1996; 7"]
1. Wise Baby Dreams
2. Wormhole
NOTES: This is the second single in the trilogy and comprises 986 copies on purple vinyl.
vl: Ochre OCH006
Baseball Bill
[Electrafixion; single; May 31st, 1996; 7"]
1. Baseball Bill
2. Baseball Bill (You Talkin To Me? mix) NOTES: This was a concert giveaway: a limited edition pressing of one thousand copies on swirly gold vinyl by Phree Records. "Baseball Bill" went on to join the EVERGREEN roster.
vl: Phree Records
Excerpts From A Space-Age Freakout, Pt III
[Will Sergeant (Glide); single; July 1st, 1996; 7"]
1. Kill Straker
2. Sensory Deprivation Tank
NOTES: This is the final single in the trilogy and comprises 908 copies on green vinyl.
vl: Ochre OCH008
Themes From Grind -- Theme 5
[Will Sergeant; single; May 12th, 1997; 7"]
1. Theme 5
2. Theme 5 -Yousan mix
NOTES:
vl: Enraptured Records 07
BALLYHOO -- THE BEST OF ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN
[Echo and the Bunnymen; album; June 2nd, 1997; cd]
1. Rescue [4:18]
2. Do It Clean [2:45]
3. Villiers Terrace [3:12]
4. All That Jazz [2:51]
5. Over the Wall [5:50]
6. A Promise [3:42]
7. The Disease [2:23]
8. The Back of Love [3:14]
9. The Cutter [3:53]
10. Never Stop [3:33]
11. The Killing Moon [5:46]
12. Silver [3:20]
13. Seven Seas [3:19]
14. Bring on the Dancing Horses [3:56]
15. People Are Strange [3:38]
16. The Game [3:46]
17. Lips Like Sugar [4:52]
18. Bedbugs and Ballyhoo [3:26]
NOTES: Ian McCulloch, Will Sergeant and Les Pattinson reformed the Bunnymen, and released EVERGREEN in 1997. BALLYHOO is an avatar of this happy renaissance. The cover photograph is by Anton Corbijn, and comes from his 1987 photo sessions.
cd: WEA 063019103-2; WEA WPCR-1280 (Japan)
Nothing Lasts Forever
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single; June 16th, 1997; 7"]
1. Nothing Lasts Forever
2. Watchtower
NOTES: Oasis singer Liam Gallagher - apparently at his own insistence - sings backing vocals on the title track. There is also a promotional-only cd which contains only the title track.
vl: London LON396
Nothing Lasts Forever
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single(British); June 16th, 1997; 7"]
1. Nothing Lasts Forever
2. Hurricane
3. Jonny
NOTES: This was a limited edition single with a card gate-fold sleeve.
vl: London LON396
Nothing Lasts Forever
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single (French/German); June, 1997; cd]
1. Nothing Lasts Forever
2. Colour Me In
3. Antelope
4. Jonny
NOTES: "Colour Me In" was originally called "Red Alert". Norman Watson directed the video for "Nothing Lasts Forever".
cd: London
Nothing Lasts Forever CD1
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single; June 16th, 1997; cd]
1. Nothing Lasts Forever
2. Watchtower
3. Polly
NOTES: Ian McCulloch has often closed live performances of "Nothing Lasts Forever" with the lines: "I wanna play football for the coach. Bill Shankly is the coach. I wanna play football for that coach ….", referencing both a Lou Reed song and Liverpool football.
cd: London LOCD396
Nothing Lasts Forever CD 2
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single; June 24th, 1997; cd]
1. Nothing Lasts Forever
2. Colour Me In
3. Antelope
NOTES: "Antelope" is one of some ten McCulloch songs featuring animal names in the title.
cd: London LOCDP-396
4-SONG ALBUM SAMPLER
[Echo and the Bunnymen; promotional-only ep; 1997;cd]
1. Evergreen [4:10]
2. In My Time [3:27]
3. Nothing Lasts Forever [3:55]
4. Forgiven [5:48]
NOTES:
cd: London ECHCD1
EVERGREEN
[Echo and the Bunnymen; album; July 1st, 1997; vl/cs/cd]
1. Don't Let It Get You Down [3:52]
2. In My Time [3:26]
3. I Want to be There (When You Come) [3:39]
4. Evergreen [4:11]
5. I'll Fly Tonight [4:23]
6. Nothing Lasts Forever [3:57]
7. Baseball Bill [4:04]
8. Altamont [3:53]
9. Just a Touch Away [5:08]
10. Empire State Halo [3:59]
11. Too Young to Kneel [3:40]
12. Forgiven [5:48]
NOTES: Ian McCulloch, Will Sergeant and Les Pattinson reunited in 1996 to become, once again, Echo and the Bunnymen. (But a typo rendered the band's name as 'Bunymen' on the spine of the US release.) About the album's title, Will Sergeant noted: "It's not about youth. It's more about endurance. Our songs still have youth even if we don't. Well, that's my story!" [Channel 4 Teletext [UK]; July 12th, 1997] The London Metropolitan Orchestra provides the strings. "Just a Touch Away" began life as an Electrafixion song called "Live Forever". "Baseball Bill" was the final Electrafixion single. Norman Watson's cover photograph translates s the Hertfordshire glen of CROCODILES to Morocco, restyled with palms and ferns. Merchandising note: an over-sized paperback, EVERGREEN, published in January, 1998, contains lyrics and music (guitar tabs and such) for all the songs on the album. The British cd edition (London 828980-2) came with the HISTORY OF THE PEEL SESSIONS 1979-1997 cd listed below. The Japanese release included "Watchtower" and "Polly".
vl: London 828905-1/cs: London 828905-4/cd: London 828905-2; cd: London 828980-2 (UK - July 7th, 1997); cd: Polygram POCD1256 (Japanese)
There is also an EVERGREEN + 4 (Polygram International 249642 -- November 16th, 1999), which has these tracks appended to it: 13. I Want to be There (When You Come) (live) [3:25]/14. Bedbugs and Ballyhoo (live) [3:41]/15. Rescue (live) [3:49]/16. Lips Like Sugar (live) [4:40]. All were recorded on April 1st, 1999 for John Peel's show on BBC Radio 1.
EVERGREEN -- HISTORY OF THE PEEL SESSIONS 1979-1997
[Echo and the Bunnymen; album; July 7th, 1997; cd]
1. Villiers Terrace
2. Read It in Books
3. All That Jazz
4. Over the Wall
5. All My Colours
6. The Back of Love
7. Seven Seas
8. Ocean Rain
9. Nocturnal Me
10. Rescue
NOTES: Among British music fans, John Peel is a name to conjure with. Always eager to promote new, quality music, he broadcast his BBC Radio 1 show for some 37 years, showcasing some of the finest bands of his time. His sudden death from a heart attack in October, 2004 shocked and saddened fans around the world. Echo and the Bunnymen did numerous 'sessions' with him, beginning in 1979. This limited-edition second cd was included with the British release of EVERGREEN.
cd: London 828980-2
I Want to be There (When You Come)
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single (British); September 1st, 1997; 7"]
1. I Want to be There (When You Come)
2. The Killing Moon (live acoustic version)
NOTES: This was a limited edition single with a card gate-fold sleeve.
vl: London LON399
I Want to be There (When You Come) CD 1
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single; September 1st, 1997; cd]
1. I Want to be There (When You Come)
2. The Killing Moon (Jo Whiley Session)
3. Nothing Lasts Forever (Jo Whiley Session)
NOTES: Jo Whiley is a BBC Radio 1 host. The 'session' was recorded June 11th, 1997. Norman Watson took the cover photographs for these singles.
cd: London LOCD399
I Want to be There (When You Come) CD 2
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single; September 1st , 1997; cd]
1. I Want to be There (When You Come)
2. Lips Like Sugar (live acoustic version)
3. I Want to be There (When You Come) (live acoustic version)
NOTES: Tracks 2 and 3 were recorded live at WHYT Radio in Detroit.
cd: London LOCDP399
SPACE-AGE FREAKOUT
[Will Sergeant (Glide); album; July 7th, 1997; vl/cd]
1. Wise Baby Dreams [7:40]
2. Kill Straker [9:51]
3. Venus in Flares [1:44]
4. Cosmos [8:40]
5. Tea-Time With the Majestic [0:52]
6. Sensory Deprivation Tank [7:50]
7. Wormhole [7:10]
8. The Destroying Angel [8:23]
NOTES: Most of this was recorded live at the Bubblebath, Liverpool. The vinyl record is a limited edition of five hundred copies on pink vinyl. The cd version includes these extra studio tracks:
9. Space Van [9:27]
10. L.S.D.T. [9:11]
11. Horace the Magnificent [1:09]
vl: Ochre OCH001LV/cd: Ochre OCH001LCD
Supplementary Entry of a Cosmic Nature
[Will Sergeant (Glide); single; August 26th, 1997; 10"]
1. Space Van [9:27]
2. L.S.D.T. [9:11]
3. Horace the Magnificent [8:00]
NOTES: This is a limited edition of 514 copies on sherbet lemon vinyl. Some copies were sold, via mail order only, in July, 1997.
vl: Ochre OCH016
Don't Let It Get You Down
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single (British); October 27th, 1997; 7"]
1. Don't Let It Get You Down
2. Don't Let It Get You Down (demo version)
NOTES: This was a limited edition single with a card gate-fold sleeve.
London LON406
Don't Let It Get You Down CD 1
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single; October 27th, 1997; cd]
1. Don't Let It Get You Down
2. The Back of Love (live version)
3. Over the Wall (live version)
NOTES: "The Back of Love" and "Over the Wall" were recorded live at the Glastonbury Festival, June 27th, 1997.
cd: London LOCD406
Don't Let It Get You Down CD 2
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single; October 27th, 1997; cd]
1. Don't Let It Get You Down
2. Rescue (live version)
3. Altamont (live version)
NOTES: "Rescue" and "Altamont" were recorded live at the Glastonbury Festival, June 27th, 1997.
cd: London LOCDP406
MORE GREEN
[Echo and the Bunnymen; promotional-only ep (French); 1997; cd]
1. The Killing Moon (radio session version)
2. Nothing Lasts Forever (radio session version)
3. I Want to be There (When You Come) (radio session version)
4. Lips Like Sugar (radio session version)
5. Jonny
6. Watchtower
7. Polly
NOTES:
cd: London 6855
WORLD TOUR
[Echo and the Bunnymen; ep; 1997; cd]
1. Evergreen
2. Don't Let It Get You Down (live)
3. Rescue (live)
4. Altamont (live)
5. Forgiven (live acoustic)
NOTES: "Don't Let It Get You Down", "Rescue" and "Altamont" were recorded live at the Glastonbury Festival, June 27th, 1997. The 'live' "Forgiven" was recorded during a radio station promotional visit. “I had ‘Forgiven’ for about six years but I never felt that it was quite right. Maybe I never had the nerve to write the proper song. It's a confessional kind of song and it makes me feel like a proper songwriter.” – Ian McCulloch [CHICAGO SUN-TIMES, May 23rd, 1997]
cd: London 570131-2 (German); Polygram POCD1270 (Japanese)
SESSION no. 108: ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN -- THE BLACK SESSIONS 1997
[Echo and the Bunnymen; promotional-only album; 1997; cd]
1. Lips Like Sugar
2. Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
3. Don't Let It Get You Down
4. Altamont
5. The Back of Love
6. The Killing Moon
7. Evergreen
8. I Want to be There (When You Come)
9. The Cutter
10. Rescue
11. Just a Touch Away
12. I'll Fly Tonight
13. Do It Clean
NOTES: The Bunnymen recorded this June 25th, 1997, before a small audience at the Paris studio of dj Bernard Lenoir. Ian McCulloch had done two previous 'Black Sessions'; Electrafixion did one in 1995. The cd has a black and white cardsleeve.
cd: Sangatte Records SANG 077CD
How Does It Feel (To be on Top of the World)
[England United; single; May 25th, 1998; cd]
NOTES: Recorded by Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant, along with members of Ocean Colour Scene, the Spice Girls and some football players, this served as England's official national team song for the 1998 World Cup. The music came from the ill-fated 1993 McCulloch/ Johnny Marr collaboration, with new lyrics written by McCulloch. World Cup officials chose "How Does It Feel (To be on Top of the World)" over submissions by Blur, Pulp, and The Boo Radleys. There are two cds, containing various permutations of the song.
cd: London LOCDP414.570 204-2 (Cd 1)/LOCDP414.570 231-2 (Cd 2)
Rust
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single; March 15th, 1999; 7"]
1. Rust
2. The Fish Hook Girl
NOTES: The "I can feel the stars shooting through my heart like rain" chorus of the title track originated in "Ribbons and Chains", an Ian McCulloch b-side to his 1992 Lover, Lover, Lover single (Sire/Reprise 9 40435-2).
vl: London LON424
Rust CD1
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single; March 15th, 1999; cd]
1. Rust
2. The Fish Hook Girl
3. See the Horizon
NOTES: The "Everybody wants you now" chorus from 1997's "Hurricane" resurfaces in "See the Horizon", revamped and in a different context. RUST08 is a 1-track UK promotional-only cd.
cd: London LOCD424; PolyGram International 570-395 (US -- May 4th, 1999)
Rust CD2
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single; March 29th, 1999; cd]
1. Rust
2. Sense of Life
3. Beyond the Green
NOTES: "Beyond the Green" offers a generous handful of Ian McCulloch's favorite disaster imagery ("Dark clouds hanging overhead/You keep drowning in your bed/We're still waiting for the sun to shine/Burning underneath the waves"). "Sense of Life", conversely, overflows with Light triumphant.
cd: London LOCDP424; PolyGram International 570-397 (US May 4th, 1999)
WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO WITH YOUR LIFE?
[Echo and the Bunnymen; album; April 5th, 1999; vl/cs/cd]
1. What Are You Going To Do With Your Life? [5:11]
2. Rust [5:11]
3. Get in the Car [4:19]
4. Baby Rain [4:17]
5. History Chimes [3:26]
6. Lost on You [4:50]
7. Morning Sun [4:12]
8. When It All Blows Over [2:57]
9. Fools Like Us [4:02]
NOTES: Citing a family crisis, Les Pattinson left the Bunnymen early in the recording of this album. His work appears only on "Fools Like Us". Will Sergeant has often expressed strong dissatisfaction with WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO WITH YOUR LIFE?, regarding the music as not 'hard' enough. Ian McCulloch, conversely, holds it among his favorites. Fan opinion is also divided. The London Metropolitan Orchestra provides brass, woodwinds and strings. Guest artists The Fun Lovin' Criminals play horns on "Get in the Car" and "When It All Blows Over". Nifty setlists note: Ian McCulloch performed a rockin' early version of "History Chimes" on his 1990 CANDLELAND tour.
vl: /cs: London 556080-4 (US - released June 22nd, 1999)/cd: Polygram International 556080-2; London 31066-2 (US - released June 22nd, 1999)
INTERVIEW
[Echo and the Bunnymen; promotional-only album; 1999; cd]
NOTES: Ian McCulloch answers 29 interview questions, with printed questions in the cd booklet. It was recorded in March, 1999. The transcribed text of the interview is posted on the Seven-Seas list archive -- June 27th, 1999 (See Section IV below).
cd: London LIFE 9
Get in the Car
[Echo and the Bunnymen; single (Swedish); May 25th, 1999; cd]
1. Get in the Car (radio edit version) [3:05]
2. Bedbugs and Ballyhoo (live)
3. Rescue (live)
4. Get in the Car [4:22]
NOTES: The Fun Lovin' Criminals play horns on "Get in the Car".
cd: London 3984277812
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October 11th, 2004
This page last updated January 23rd, 2006
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