Demo tape from '86 or '87.
Pixies are Black
Francis, David
Lovering, Kim Deal and Joey Santiago. Kim Deal is
listed as «Mrs. John Murphy» on MAD709 and CAD803, but she later
divorced the guy and dropped the name. Released in the US by Rough
Trade as «Rough US 43». Produced by Gary Smith. Engineered by Paul Kolderie. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver and Simon Larbalestier.
CAD803CD (1988): CADC803, MAD709
After track 10 on the CD there is an interlude where Charles goes on
explaining why he said «You fuckin' die!». This is given a separate
track (no. 11) but is not listed on the cover. So the tracks listed
as 11-21 on the cover are actually 12-22 on the CD. Produced by Steve Albini (Big Black).
Sleeve by Vaughan
Oliver and Simon
Larbalestier. Released in the US by Rough Trade as «Rough US 38»
and «Rough US 38CD». Later on, both «Surfer Rosa» and «Come On
Pilgrim» were released separately on CDs in the US.
Produced by Gil Norton.
Engineered by Al Clay and Marc
Crellin. Recorded at Blackwing and Town and Country. Sleeve
by Vaughan Oliver and
Simon Larbalestier.
Released in the US by Rough Trade. «Vamos» mixed by John Loder. «In Heaven (Lady
In Radiator Song)» mixed by John Loder. «In Heaven (Lady
In Radiator Song)» written by David Lynch and Peter Ivers (New Wave
Theatre).
BAD904, BAD904CD (1989): AD904, Weird At My School [GAD2103CD], Dancing The Manta Ray [GAD2103CD]
Sleeve by Vaughan
Oliver and Simon
Larbalestier. Featuring Karen Karlsrud, Corine Metter, Arthur Fiacco and Ann Rorich. Engineered by Paul Kolderie. Recorded at
Fort Apache,
Cambridge, MA. Released in the US by Elektra (0 66707). «Monkey
Gone To Heaven» produced by Gil
Norton. «Monkey Gone To Heaven» engineered by Gil Norton, Steve Haigler, Dave Snider and Matt Lane. «Monkey Gone To
Heaven» recorded at Downtown Recorders.
This is a 12", one-sided promotional single. 2000 copies were
released. Postcards were included in the German copies. Pixies logo
on the cover.
905 (postcard) (1989)
CAD D 905 featured an illustrated lyrics booklet. Featuring Karen Karlsrud, Corine Metter, Arthur Fiacco and Ann Rorich. Produced by Gil Norton. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver and Simon Larbalestier.
Released in the US by Elektra (9 60856).
PAD905 is a set of «Doolittle» postcards and WAD905 is a set of
«Doolittle» posters. The 9 card postcard set from «Doolittle» is in
its own paper folder. Contains 6.5« x 4.75» postcards of the tracks:
«Tame», «Wave of Mutilation», «I Bleed», «Dead», «Monkey Gone To
Heaven» (2 different images), «Mr. Grieves», «Hey» and «Gouge Away».
All images are the same as those on the CD insert booklet.
This is a 12", one-sided promotional single. 800 copies were
released.
BAD909, BAD909CD (1989): AD909, Wave Of Mutilation (UK Surf) [GAD2103CD], Bailey's Walk [GAD2103CD]
Sleeve by Vaughan
Oliver and Simon
Larbalestier. «Into The White» engineered by Paul Kolderie. «Into The
White» recorded at Fort Apache,
Cambridge, MA. «Wave Of Mutilation» engineered by Jon Turner. «Wave Of
Mutilation» recorded at Palladium Studios,
Edinburgh. «Bailey's Walk» engineered by Claude Fixler. «Bailey's
Walk» recorded at Eden Studios.
BAD0009, BAD0009CD, BADC0009 (1990): ADC0009, Make Believe [GAD2103CD], The Thing [RR (*The Happening*)]
Featuring Robert F.
Brunner. Engineered by Alistair Clay and Steve Haigler. Produced by
Gil Norton. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Simon Larbalestier and
Anne Garrigues.
Original quantities of the 12" included a poster. Released in the US
by Elektra (9 66616). «I've Been Waiting For You» written by Neil Young.
Featuring Robert F.
Brunner. Produced by Gil
Norton. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Simon Larbalestier, Kevin Westenberg, Christopher Bigg, Pirate Design and Anne Garrigues. Engineered
by Alistair Clay and Steve Haigler. CAD D 0010
included a booklet. Released in the US by Elektra (9 60963).
BAD0014, BAD0014CD (1990): ADC0014, Velvety Instrumental Version [GAD2103CD], Santo [GAD2103CD]
Sleeve by Vaughan
Oliver, Simon
Larbalestier, Christopher Bigg and Pirate Design. Released in
the US by Elektra (9 66596). «Dig For Fire» produced by Gil Norton. «Velvety
Instrumental Version» produced by Gil Norton.
One-sided promo release.
Promo item released by Polygram Canada and by Elektra/4AD in the US
(PR8127). Recorded August 10th 1989 at the Cabaret Metro. Also
released as a promo in France by Virgin (SA 2113).
BAD1008, BAD1008CD (1991): Planet Of Sound [CAD1014], Theme From Narc [GAD2103CD], Build High [GAD2103CD], Evil Hearted You [GAD2103CD]
Produced by Gil Norton.
Engineered by Steve
Haigler. Featuring Eric Drew Feldman (Pere
Ubu). Sleeve by Vaughan
Oliver, Simon
Larbalestier and Christopher Bigg. There
was also a promo release of the 12". «Theme From Narc» written by
Nintendo. «Evil Hearted You» written by G. Gouldman. «Evil Hearted
You» engineered by Ronnie
Stone. «Evil Hearted You» originally released by the Yardbirds.
CADLCD1014 (1991): Rock Music [L CAD0010], Hang Wire [L CAD0010], Monkey Gone to Heaven [L CAD905], Isla de Encanta [L MAD709]
Produced by Gil Norton.
Engineered by Steve
Haigler, Andrew Ballard, Scott Blockland, John McDonnell, Ken
Gardner and Philippe Tousche. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Christopher Bigg, Paul McMenamin, Simon Larbalestier,
Steve Appleby and TPP LTD, London. Featuring Jef Feldman and Eric Drew Feldman (Pere
Ubu). The extra tracks onthe limited edition cd was recorded in
Utrecht, Septemper 25 1990. Released in the US by Elektra (9 61118).
This is the last release by Pixies. «Head On» written by William Reid
(The Jesus And Mary Chain) and Jim Reid (The Jesus And Mary Chain).
10" promo release. Both sides of the ep has all three songs.
One-track promo release by Elektra in the US (PRCD 8441-2). Has new
artwork.
This is a promo cassette release.
NONPAE1 (cdsingle), NONPAE1 (ep) (1991): NONPAE1 (7"), Planet Of Sound [L CAD1014], Tame [L CAD905]
Released in Europe by Play It Again Records (PIX 1999 CD). The live
songs were recorded at the Brixton Academy 26th July 1991.
Released in the US by Elektra (66444-2). The instrumental sounds
exactly like the LP version of the song except that the vocals parts
are played on guitar!
Released in Canada. The first two live songs are the same as those on
the European «Alec Eiffel» single.
Promo released in France by Virgin (VISA 3680).
Promo release.
Promo release.
BAD7010CD (1997): Debaser (remix) [R CAD905], Bone Machine (VPRO) [R CAD803], Gigantic (VPRO) [R CAD803], Isla de Encanta (VPRO) [R MAD709]
BADD7010CD (1997): Debaser [L CAD905], Cactus [L CAD803], Nimrod's Son [L MAD709], Holiday Song [L MAD709]
The three B-sides on BAD CD are from a Dutch VPRO studio session in
1990. BAD D 7011 CD recorded 19891008 at Cabaret Metro for Chicago's
WXRT. Comixed by Rob Genadek. Sleeve by Vaughan Oliver, Timothy O'Donnell,
Nicola Schwartz and Chris
Bigg.
DADD7011CD (1997): DAD7011CD, \live, Debaser [CAD905], Rock Music [CAD0010], Broken Face [CAD803], Isla de Encanta [MAD709], Hangwire [CAD0010], Dead [CAD905], Into the White, Monkey Gone to Heaven [CAD905], Gouge Away [CAD905], Here Comes your Man [CAD905], Allison [CAD0010], Hey [CAD905], Gigantic [CAD803], Crackity Jones [CAD905], Something Against You [CAD803], Tame [CAD905], Wave of Mutilation [CAD905], Where is my Mind? [CAD803], Ed is Dead [MAD709], Vamos [MAD709], Tony's Theme [CAD803]
DADD7011, DAD7011CDGT (1997): DADD7011CD, DAD7011CD, I'm Amazed (demo) [NONPIX5], Broken Face (demo) [NONPIX5]
DADD 7011 is a 4x10" box set limited to 9000 copies. DADD 7011 CD is
a limited double cd. The "GT" versions of the cd contains the two
extra demo tracks. The second CD was recorded at Vrendenburg,
Utrecht, The Netherlands on September 25, 1990 for VPRO Radio 3.
Also released by WEA / Elektra (62185-2).