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This Mortal Coil - It'll End In Tears mp3 download

This Mortal Coil Avantgarde Ethereal Ambient 2011 UK

Singer: This Mortal Coil
Title: It'll End In Tears
Released: 2011
Country: UK
Style: Avantgarde, Ethereal, Ambient
Genre: Electronic / Rock
Rating: 4.6
Votes: 174
Formats: FLAC AIFF TTA AHX APE RA DXD
MP3 size: 1170 mb

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Kangaroo Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Synthesizer [Dx7] – Simon RaymondeCello – Martin McGarrick*Vocals – Gordon SharpWritten-By – Alex Chilton	3:31
A2	Song To The Siren Guitar – Robin GuthrieVocals – Elizabeth FraserWritten-By – Tim Buckley	3:30
A3	Holocaust Cello – Martin McGarrick*Piano – Steven YoungViola, Violin – Gini BallVocals – Howard DevotoWritten-By – Alex Chilton	3:38
A4	Fyt Organ – Mark CoxSynthesizer – Martyn YoungWritten-By – This Mortal Coil	4:24
A5	Fond Affections Bass, Guitar, Synthesizer – Martyn YoungSynthesizer [Dx7] – Mark CoxVocals – Gordon SharpWritten-By – Rema-Rema	3:51
A6	The Last Ray Acoustic Guitar, Guitar [6 & 12-string, E-bow] – Simon RaymondeGuitar – Robin GuthrieWritten-By – Ivo, R. Guthrie, S. Raymonde*	4:08
B1	Another Day Cello, Arranged By [Strings] – Martin McGarrick*Viola, Violin – Gini BallVocals – Elizabeth FraserWritten-By – Roy Harper	2:54
B2	Waves Become Wings Accordion, Vocals, Written-By – Lisa Gerrard	4:26
B3	Barramundi Accordion [Looped] – Lisa GerrardGuitar, Synthesizer [Dx7] – Simon RaymondeWritten-By – S. Raymonde*	3:56
B4	Dreams Made Flesh Drone [Bass Drone], Drum – Brendan PerryVocals, Yang T'Chin, Written-By – Lisa Gerrard	3:48
B5	Not Me Bass – Simon RaymondeGuitar – Manuela Rickers, Robin GuthrieVocals – Robbie GreyWritten-By – Colin Newman	3:44
B6	A Single Wish Piano – Steven YoungSynthesizer [Dx7], Performer [Gizmo] – Simon RaymondeVocals – Gordon SharpWritten-By – G. Sharp, S. Raymonde, S. Young*	2:27

Companies, etc.

Lacquer Cut At – Cohearent Audio

Credits

Artwork By [Sleeves] – 23 Envelope
Co-producer, Performer [Additional Loops, Instruments, Incidentals], Engineer – John Fryer
Producer, Performer [Additional Loops, Instruments, Incidentals] – Ivo*

Notes

Remastered from original master tapes.

Pressed on heavy-weight European vinyl.

Ltd white vinyl edition of 500 copies in gatefold sleeve.

This edition is dedicated to Elizabeth Fraser and Lisa Gerrard.

Writers and Publishers has been switched between Side A and B on labels.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Scanned): 093624958864
Barcode (Text): 0 93624 95886 4
Matrix / Runout (Side One: Hand etched. Area where ORG is scratched out- hard to read): 88h17 1A ORGM-1002 KPG CATM 19481.1
Matrix / Runout (Side Two: Hand etched. Area where ORG is scratched out- hard to read): KPG @ATm. 19369.2 188417 1B ORGM- 1002. -B

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CAD 411	This Mortal Coil	It'll End In Tears ‎(LP, Album)	4AD	CAD 411	UK	1984
AN99-0416	This Mortal Coil	It'll End In Tears ‎(CD, Album, RE, Unofficial)	ArsNova	AN99-0416	Russia	1999
CAD 411	This Mortal Coil	It'll End In Tears ‎(LP, Album)	4AD, Virgin	CAD 411	Italy	1984
628505	This Mortal Coil	It'll End In Tears ‎(LP, Album)	Edisom, Lda.	628505	Portugal	1985
70 291	This Mortal Coil	It'll End In Tears ‎(LP, Album)	4AD, Virgin	70 291	France	1984

This Mortal Coil - It'll End In Tears mp3 album free

Fountain_tenderness

This lp sounds absolutely amazing. Likely due to the Kevin Gray cut. Highly recommended.

Marelyne

funny how they wrongly credit "Fond Affections" and "Not Me", misplacing Colin Newman and Rema-Rema :)

Jube

I can confirm that the Side 1/ Side 2 writer credits transposition on the internal labels is thankfully not repeated on the 2018 reissue. Plus, it sounds divine!

Marinara

This is a very nice re-pressing. It uses the same artwork scheme and remaster that was used for the HDCD box set. The 180-gram vinyl is of high quality (very quiet in dead wax, nice dynamic range). It also includes a postcard advertising similar reissues for the other two TMC LPs, but unfortunately it seems the other two are not coming. I'm not sure what happened there, but it must have been a lack of funding to keep the project going. It's really too bad because -- despite how great the remastered CDs sound -- TMC sound best on vinyl. Ivo segmented each side of vinyl on the double-LPs to work as four distinct sides, an artistic touch that is lost on CD.On a side note, this pressing claims to be the first time this album has been released on vinyl in the USA. While that would have been true for the other two LPs, It'll End in Tears was actually released in 1984 via the Atlantic sub-label Valentino, making it one of the very few early 4AD releases to be released in the UK and the USA at the same time. The only other examples I can think of would be a couple of Modern English albums that were released on Sire, and a Colourbox EP that was issued by A&M (but apparently only as a promo).

Nawenadet

You must be thinking of The Pink Opaque by the Cocteau Twins. That was released by Relativity in the US on CD, vinyl and cassette. The CD had the Relativity and 4AD catalog numbers on it, for both US and UK release. The vinyl and cassette were only released in the US.Relativity was an American indie label. Valentino was a vanity label started by Robert Plant and was distributed by the major label Atco. Apparently Valentino licensed this for US release from 4AD because Plant was so impressed with "Song to the Siren."Relativity later licensed some other 4AD releases for the US: Cocteau Twins' Love's Easy Tears EP for sure, and (I think) some Clan of Xymox records too.

Thordira

Wasn't this released in the US under Relativity label? Or is that the same as Valentino? Don't recall but I do remember I had the domestic US pressing of this record. Good times! Thanks for the info.