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Biting Tongues - Feverhouse - The Soundtrack FLAC album

Biting Tongues - Feverhouse - The Soundtrack FLAC album

Tracklist

Feverhouse Parts 1 To 4
A1 Feverhouse Part 1 2:44
A2 Feverhouse Part 2 2:35
A3 Feverhouse Part 3 3:36
A4 Feverhouse Part 4 8:02
Feverhouse Parts 5 To 10
B1 Feverhouse Part 5 3:23
B2 Feverhouse Part 6 3:10
B3 Feverhouse Part 7 2:20
B4 Feverhouse Part 8 1:40
B5 Feverhouse Part 9 3:30
B6 Feverhouse Part 10 2:30

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – Spirit Studios
  • Recorded At – Bootleg Studios
  • Lacquer Cut At – The Town House
  • Published By – Twist And Shout Music

Credits

  • Instruments, Tape, Voice, Producer – Biting Tongues
  • Plated By – DW (tracks: B1 to B6)
  • Producer, Recorded By – Dave Pringle
  • Written-By – Colin Seddon, Graham Massey, Howard Walmsley

Notes

Recorded at Spirit and Bootleg Studios, Manchester, 1983.
Published by Twist And Shout Music
A Factory Record

Soundtrack to black & white movie Feverhouse.
The VHS video release was also catalogued as FACT 105.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, etched): FACT 105 A3 TOWNHOUSE PC
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, etched): FACT 105 B1 DW TOWNHOUSE


Biting Tongues - Feverhouse - The Soundtrack FLAC album

Musician performer: Biting Tongues

Title: Feverhouse - The Soundtrack

Date of release: 1985

Style: Soundtrack, Industrial, Experimental, Minimal

Genre: Electronic / Stage & Screen

Size FLAC: 1609 mb

Rating: 4.7 / 5

Votes: 762

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Biting Tongues Soundtrack Industrial Experimental Minimal 1985

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playboy
Biting Tongues ‎– Feverhouse - The Soundtrack can be found in its entirety on "Compressed (The Factory Recordings 1984-87)." I concur with Freeman, it's a very good album.
playboy
Biting Tongues ‎– Feverhouse - The Soundtrack can be found in its entirety on "Compressed (The Factory Recordings 1984-87)." I concur with Freeman, it's a very good album.
Silly Dog
Awesome experimental industrial / ritual type music album, quite out of character with the rest of their ourput due to it being a soundtrack. Think more esoteric Throbbing Gristle crossed with O Yuki Conjugate and the works of Gilbert & Lewis aka Dome, but with lots of other original ideas too. I'm really surprised this isn't yet a real cult collectible. Maybe most don't expect to find such an album within Biting Tongues discography? When I asked the Boutique label if they planned to reissue this - the answer was a flat NO. Why? 1. the tapes are lost, and 2. it never sold well the first time round. I told the label that I'd remastered my LP to digital and they could use it as a master, but they still weren't interested. A shame. Maybe someone from the band could contact me and give me permission to do a limited CDR edition? This is too good an album to be lurking in obscurity. Vinyl fans take note - as I write this there are a good few bargain copies here on Discogs!
Silly Dog
Awesome experimental industrial / ritual type music album, quite out of character with the rest of their ourput due to it being a soundtrack. Think more esoteric Throbbing Gristle crossed with O Yuki Conjugate and the works of Gilbert & Lewis aka Dome, but with lots of other original ideas too. I'm really surprised this isn't yet a real cult collectible. Maybe most don't expect to find such an album within Biting Tongues discography? When I asked the Boutique label if they planned to reissue this - the answer was a flat NO. Why? 1. the tapes are lost, and 2. it never sold well the first time round. I told the label that I'd remastered my LP to digital and they could use it as a master, but they still weren't interested. A shame. Maybe someone from the band could contact me and give me permission to do a limited CDR edition? This is too good an album to be lurking in obscurity. Vinyl fans take note - as I write this there are a good few bargain copies here on Discogs!