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PROPELLER RECORDS AND
FURTIVE RECORDS
DISCOGRAPHY AND HISTORY |
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| The Ainsworths..Rowan Shedden, Hillary Hunt, Phil Campbell and Adam Holt |
Albums and Compilations
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| REV 201 Various - The Class of 81 |
| March, 1981 (Festival cat #s L 28001, L 37404). Also on cassette (REC 201 / C28001) |
| A1: The Ainsworths - Danger Man. Produced by Steve Kennedy at Harlequin Studios |
| A2: The Bombers - Dance. Produced by Doug Rogers and John Garde at Harlequin Studios |
| A3: The Newmatics - Five Miseries. Produced by Steve Kennedy, The Newmatics and Simon Grigg at Harlequin Studios. |
| A4: Rebel Truce - The Man Inside. Produced by Steve Kennedy at Harlequin Studios. |
| A5: The Killjoys - I'm Normal. Produced by Steve Kennedy at Harlequin Studios |
| A6: The Moderns - The Day Has Ended. Produced by Simon Alexander at Harlequin Studios |
| B1: The Screaming Meemees - All Dressed Up. Produced by Dave Merritt and Steve Kennedy at Harlequin Studios. Mixed by Simon Grigg |
| B2: Youth For A Price - Oh Yeah. Produced by Simon Alexander at Harlequin Studios. |
| B3: Blam Blam Blam - Motivation. Produced by David Rudolph and Blam Blam Blam at Harlequin Studios. |
| B4: Rhythm Method - Carousel. Produced By Steve Kennedy at Harlequin Studios |
| B5: The Newtones - New Way. Produced by Tony Peak, Christchurch 1980. |
| B6: Vivid Militia - Lets Go To Australia. Produced by Simon Alexander at Harlequin Studios. |
| Compiled by, and liner notes by Simon Grigg. Artwork by Terence Hogan. Mastered at Harlequin Studios, Auckland by Simon Alexander. |
There were so many new bands in 81 that I decided to put together a collection and use the proceeds to record a few...which we did. Nice Terry Hogan sleeve, which got bootlegged on T-shirts. This launched many of the bands around around at the time. It only sold a few thousand and has never, despite intent, ended up on CD, but was immensely influential. There is a chance that a CD will eventuate in 2008.
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| REV 202: Blam Blam Blam - Blam Blam Blam |
| March 1982 (Festival cat # L20012) |
| A1: There Is No Depression In New Zealand |
| A2: Got To Be Guilty |
| A3: Maids To Order |
| B1: Battleship Grey |
| B2: Blue Belmonts |
| B3: Respect |
| A1 & A2:Recorded at Harlequin Studios, Auckland, May 1981. Produced by Blam Blam Blam. . A3 to B3: Recorded at Harlequin Studios, Auckland, February and March 1981. Produced by Blam Blam Blam and David Rudolph. All tracks Engineered by Doug Rogers. Artwork by Richard Von Sturmer from an original screenprint by Blam Blam Blam. |
The Australians wanted to combine the two Blams releases to date (REV 10 & REV11) so it made sense for us to do the same and make a mini album, which we did, releasing it in New Zealand, using Australian pressings.
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| Blam's on the roof of TVNZ's Shortland Street building during the No Depression video shoot. |
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| REV 203: The Screaming Meemees - If This Is Paradise I'll Take The Bag |
| June, 1982 (Festival cat #s L 37415 & L 37681) Also on cassette (REC 203 / C 37415) |
| A: Your Accent |
| A2: Days Of Heaven |
| A3: Day Goes By |
| A4: Hardly Moved By It |
| A5: What Do Eyes See |
| A6: Sunday Boys |
| B1: "F" Is For Fear (Featuring Kim Willoughby) |
| B2: Coloured Day |
| B3: Dali's Moustache |
| B4: Orson Welles |
| B5: Miro Miro |
| Recorded at Harlequin Studios, Auckland, November 1981- May 1982. Produced by Ian Morris, Engineered By Steve Kennedy. Artwork by Peter Urlich. Photography by Kerry Brown. |
The debut and only Screaming Meemees album. It reached number eight on the album chart. The album was well produced by Ian Morris in some very uproarious sessions and actually, apart from a track or two, sounds quite good now. Ian got a wife (Kim Willoughby) from the sessions too. At the time the critical response internationally (and especially from the US where Trouser Press and a raft of others loved the album) was uniformly very positive.
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| REV 204: Blam Blam Blam - Luxury Length |
| May, 1982 (Festival cat #s L 37414 & L 37682). Also on cassette (REC 204 / C 37414) |
| A1: Talkback King |
| A2: I Like My Job |
| A3: Luxury Length |
| A4: The Bystanders |
| A5: Don't Fight It Marsha, It's Bigger Than The Both Of Us |
| B1: Time Enough |
| B2: Learning To Like Ourselves Again |
| B3: Businessmen |
| B4: Pensioner Love (Featuring Dick Driver) |
| B5: Call For Help (Featuring Ivan Zagni) |
| B6: Last Post |
| Recorded at Harlequin Studios, Auckland, October 1981 to March 1982. Produced by Blam Blam Blam and Paul Streekstra, Engineered By Doug Rogers and Paul Streekstra. Track B1 originally recorded by Roy Thomas Baker, remixed by Paul Streekstra and Blam Blam Blam. Artwork by John Reynolds. |
The debut Blams (there was a live album on Propeller / CBS too in '84) album, It reached number two on the chart and was a gold album. The original John Reynolds artwork was stolen from Festival Records warehouse. A varied and rather pleasing album that is something of a New Zealand classic. The first sessions were produced by Roy Thomas Baker (Queen's producer) who made the band sound like Foreigner...they were remixed thank god. The planned UK release of this, on Virgin, was under negotiation when the band had their van crash and split, so the it was dropped.
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| REV 205 : The Birthday Party - Junkyard |
| November, 1982 (Festival cat # L 37419) |
| A1: She's Hit |
| A2: Dead Joe |
| A3: The Dim Locator |
| A4: Hamlet (Pow, Pow, Pow) |
| A5: Several Sins |
| B1: Big-Jesus-Trash-Can |
| B2: Kiss Me Black |
| B3: 6" Gold Blade |
| B4: Kewpie Doll |
| B5: Junkyard |
| All tracks recorded at A.A.V. Melbourne, except tracks B2, B4 recorded at Matrix London, December 1981 to February 1982. Produced by The Birthday Party. Recorded by Tony Cohen and Richard Mazda. Artwork by Neville Brody and (front cover) Ed 'Big Daddy' Roth. |
We released the second and third Birthday Party albums in NZ (and co-toured them).. they had great reviews, and it was a buzz to actually get them out in NZ, but lousy sales. This sold virtually nothing despite it's now classic status and initially Festival declined to distribute this album as they thought they were, to quote, "rubbish"....thanks Victor. As the pre-release reviews came out, they relented.
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| The first Propeller business card |
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| REV 206: Various - Doobie Do Disc |
| November, 1982 (Festival cat # L 29011) also on cassette (REC 206 / C 29011) |
| A1: The Features - City Scenes. Originally released on REV 1 |
| A2: The Spelling Mistakes - Feel So Good. Originally released on REV 2 |
| A3: The Marching Girls - First Line. Originally released on REV 4 |
| A4: The Marching Girls - True Love. Originally released on REV 4 |
| A5: The Features - Party. Originally released on REV 6 |
| A6: The Features - Victim. Originally released on REV 6 |
| A7: The Features - Police Wheels (Demo). Previously unreleased unlisted track. |
| B1: Techtones - That Girl. Originally released on REV 5 |
| B2: Blam Blam Blam - There Is No Depression in New Zealand. Originally released on REV 11 |
| B3: The Screaming Meemees - See Me Go. Originally released on REV 8 |
| B4: The Newmatics -Doobie Do Boy. Originally released on FUR 002 |
| B5: The Birthday Party - Nick The Stripper. Originally released on REV 12 |
| B6: The Screaming Meemees - At At. Originally released on REV 15 |
| See the Propeller 7" page for production details. Compiled by Paul Rose and Simon Grigg. Front cover drawing by Mike Thompson. Artwork by Simon Grigg. Mastered by Doug Rogers at Harlequin Studios, Auckland, September 1982. |
A timely compilation of the early Propeller singles which sold fairly well. A terrible sleeve, by me, but the music worked and it sold very well.
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| the third Propeller label, designed by Peter Urlich. |
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| REV 207: Don McGlashan & Ivan Zagni - Standards |
| December 1982 (Festival cat #s X 14003, L 20016) |
| A1: Olga And The Moths |
| A2: Lost Children - Part One |
| A3: This Is A Love Song - Part One |
| B1: This Is A Love Song - Part One |
| B2: First Day |
| B3: Lost Children - Part Two |
| B4: Hustau Visits |
| Recorded at Last laugh Studios, Auckland, September / October 1982. Produced by Don McGlashan and Ivan Zagni, Engineered By Martin Williams. Artwork by John Reynolds |
More a mini album than a full album. A fairly avant garde release which some Blam's followers found a bit difficult. Another John Reynolds sleeve, which lost some of the letraset on the way to the printers. It sold very well though. Never on CD.
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| Don & Ivan (Photo John Reynolds) |
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| REV 208: No Tag - Can We Get Away With It |
| March, 1983 (Festival cat # L29012) |
| A1: Doc Martens |
| A2: Wink Wink |
| A3: Secret Mission |
| A4: Live In Sin |
| A5: Hang On |
| A6: Legalised Dogs |
| B1: Fire On The 5th Floor |
| B2: Critics (No Label) |
| B3: Pub Song |
| B4: The Thrash |
| B5: Mistaken Identity |
| B6: To Be |
| B7: No Tag |
| B8: What A Great Country This Is (Like Fuck it Is) |
| Recorded at the Reverb Room, Auckland, December 1982. Recorded by and Produced by Terry King. |
A live album and rough as can be but that was the whole point. Festival didn't appreciate the skinheads designing the sleeve in their foyer during a retailers conference! The final track was like an alternative national anthem.
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| Car Crash Set, 1983. Photo: Dave Smith |
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| REV 209: Various - We'll Do Our Best |
| March, 1983 (Festival cat # L28001) |
| A1: The Diehards - Hit That Beat |
| A2: Double Man - Sheep In A Shed |
| A3: The Wastrels - Angels In Silence |
| A4: Eight Living Legs - No Cheap Ride |
| A5: Sid, Mark & James - Crazy Stupid, Beautiful Too |
| A6: Car Crash Set - Toys |
| B1: Ballare - Dancing |
| B2: Terrors Of Tinytown - Deep Inside |
| B3: Diatribe - Contamination Blues |
| B4: Days Centrale - I Don't Understand |
| B5: Compulsory Allies - No Oppression |
| Recorded at Harlequin, Last Laugh, Mandrill, Progressive, Innovation and Mascot Studios. October 1982 - February 1983. Complied by Simon Grigg, Paul Rose for Propeller; and Andrew Boak, Andrew Hawthorne for bFm. Artwork by Simon Grigg. |
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| The Newmatics on the first Rip It Up colour cover. |
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| 2REV 210 : Various - Bigger Than Both of Us |
| August, 1988 (Festival cat # L 60037/8) also on cassette (2REC 210 / C 60037/8), and on unauthorised CD (Festival D 60037/8) issued in 1990. |
| For track listing and details go to the BTBOU page |
| Reissued on CD as REV 505 (see below) |
| Re-mastered at Mandrill Studios, Auckland, June / July 1988 by Roland Morris. Artwork by Chad Taylor / Thermostat. Liner notes by Murray Cammick, Harry Ratbag, Barry Jenkins, Colin Hogg and Simon Grigg. Compiled by Simon Grigg with Simon Baeyertz. |
A collection of New Zealand indie singles released between 1979-82. Thirty important and timeless tracks from all the indie labels of the time. . I was inspired by the great Australian comps, So You Wanna Be a Rock'n'Roll Star.
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| The Androidss, 1982. Photo Bryan Staff |
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| REV 401: Various - Doobie Do Disc (Australian edition) |
| January, 1983 (Festival cat # L20023) |
| A1: Blam Blam Blam - Don't Fight It Marsha, Its Bigger Than Both Of Us. Original release on REV 14 |
| A2: The Miltown Stowaways - Reptiles. Original release on REV 23 |
| A3: The Prime Movers - Crying Again. Original release on FUR 5 |
| B1: The Screaming Meemees - See Me Go (Version). Original release on REV 8X |
| B2: The Bongos - Falling. Original release on REV 20 |
| B3: The Dabs - Remember When. Original release on REV 19 |
| Sleeve by Simon Grigg. Compiled (I think) by Victor Stent and some bozo in Sydney. |
Festival Australia picked up their option and got it wrong...what a mess. I sat in the Sydney boardroom and was told that "we've handled punk rock before" as they pointed to Joe Jackson on the wall. They recompiled this with the wrong tracks, bad mixes and didn't ask. The first I knew of it was when I arrived in Sydney.
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| Screaming Meemees, North Shore Netball Centre, 1981 |
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| REV 501: The Screaming Meemees - Stars In My Eyes |
| October, 1992 (Festival cat # D 30856) |
| 1: Can't Take It. Produced by Bryan Staff |
| 2: All Dressed Up. Produced by Steve Kennedy & Dave Merritt. Mixed by Simon Grigg |
| 3: Poison Boys. Recorded by Reid Snell. |
| 4: See Me Go. Produced by Andrew Snoid. Mixed by Simon Grigg & Steve Kennedy |
| 5: Till I Die. Produced by The Screaming Meemees and Dave Merritt |
| 6: Pointy Ears. Produced by Steve Kennedy & Dave Merritt. Mixed by Simon Grigg |
| 7: At At |
| 8: Sunday Boys |
| 9: Days Of Heaven |
| 10: Your Accent |
| 11: Day Goes By |
| 12: Hardly Moved By You |
| 13: "F" Is For Fear (Featuring Kim Willoughby) |
| 14: Coloured Day |
| 15: Miro Miro |
| 16: Over The Hills. Produced by Steve Kennedy. Mixed by Simon Grigg |
| 17: All Dressed Up. Recorded by Tom Sampson. Mixed by Simon Grigg. |
| 18: See Me Go (Demo). Produced by Steve Kennedy and Dave Merritt |
| 19: Stars In My Eyes. Produced by Tony Drumm, Glyn Tucker Jnr & Tom Sampson. |
| All tracks recorded at Harlequin Studios, Auckland, except 3. recorded live at Mainstreet, Auckland, March 1981, 17. recorded live at Mainstreet, Auckland, April 23, 1983. & 19. recorded at Mandrill Studios, Auckland. All tracks Produced by Ian Morris unless indicated otherwise. Mastered at Airforce by Nigel Foster. Artwork by Chad Taylor. Compiled and liner notes by Simon Grigg. |
A greatest hits and rarities collection which badly needs deleting and updating as it will be at some time. It, however, includes most of their album, all the singles, B sides, unreleased tracks and extensive liner notes from me.
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| Screaming Meemee Mike O'Neill, with original manager, Dave Merritt, Harlequin Studios, early 1981. |
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| REV 502: Blam Blam Blam - The Complete Blam Blam Blam |
| November, 1992 (Festival cat # D 30899) |
| 1: There Is No Depression In New Zealand |
| 2: Battleship Grey |
| 3: Maids To Order |
| 4: Dr. Who |
| 5: Motivation |
| 6: Blue Belmonts |
| 7: Respect |
| 8: Got To Be Guilty |
| 9: Don't Fight It Marsha, Its Bigger Than The Both of Us |
| 10: Learning to Like Ourselves |
| 11: Call For Help |
| 12: Time Enough |
| 13: Like My Job |
| 14: Luxury Length |
| 15: Businessmen |
| 16: Talkback King |
| 17:The Bystanders |
| 18: Beach on 42nd Street |
| 19: Last Post |
| All recorded at Harlequin Studios, Auckland, except 18. recorded live at Mainstreet, Auckland, January 1984. Tracks All Produced by Blam Blam Blam with (Tracks 4, 9 to 17 and 19) Paul Streeksta, (Track 18) Steve Garden, and (Track 5) David Rudolph. Compiled by Simon Grigg & The Blams. Sleeve by John Reynolds and Jane Winton. |
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As the title says, everything, bar one track which the band didn't want to include. The sleeve was compiled from posters etc but could've benefited from more information, but it was the band's call. Reverted to Blams ownership in 2002. I didn't have to, and I guess could be described as nuts but I gave all masters back to them.
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| Toy Love at the Windsor Castle, Parnell, Auckland, 1979. Photo Sara Leigh Lewis |
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| REV 503: Various - AK79 |
| November, 1993. (Flying Nun cat # FN 279, Festival cat # D 31083) |
| Track details and credits on the AK 79 page. |
| Remastered at Airforce, September by Nigel Foster and Simon Grigg. Compiled by (original album) by Bryan Staff, and (reissue) Simon Grigg & Roger Shepherd. Liner notes by Kerry Buchanan, Bryan Staff and Simon Grigg. Artwork by (original album) Terence Hogan, and (reissue) Andrew B. White. |
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The classic New Zealand punk collection, re-compiled, expanded and remastered. Essentially a Propeller release but put out as a joint venture with Flying Nun. I left Terry Hogan's original, classic, sleeve design credit off the reissue accidentally...so "Original Sleeve Design by Terence Hogan". Released via Festival but picked up by Warners when they bought FMR.
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| Three Suburban Reptiles, Massey, Auckland, May, 1977. Photo Simon Grigg |
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| REV 504: Various - Give It A Whirl (Soundtrack to the TV Series) |
| June, 2003 (Universal cat # 99632) |
| CD 1 |
| 1: Sam Matepaerae and The Rocking Rockers - The Rocking Rockers. Originally released on Ace ASP 100, 1959 |
| 2: Johnny Devlin - Lawdy Miss Claudy. Produced by Merv Thomas. Originally released on Prestige PSP 049, 1958. |
| 3: Max Merritt & The Meteors - Everybody. Produced by Max Merritt. Originally released on Viking VE 191, 1964. |
| 4: Dinah Lee - Do The Blue Beat. Produced by Ron Dalton. Originally released on Viking VP 158, 1964. |
| 5: The La De Das - How Is The Air Up There. Produced by John Hawkins. Originally released on |
| Philips PF 338077, 1966. |
| 6: Sandy Edmonds - Daylight Saving Time. Originally released on Prestige / Festival NZ FNZK 4, 1967. |
| 7: Larry's Rebels - Painter Man. Produced by Larry's Rebels. Originally released on Impact IR 1018, 1967. |
| 8: The Avengers - Everybody's Gonna Wonder. Produced by Nick Karavias. Originally released on HMV HR 300, 1967. |
| 9: Allison Durbin - Don't Come Any Closer. Produced by Howard Gable. Originally released on HMV HR 333, 1968. |
| 10:. The Formyula - Home (UK Version). Produced by David Mackay. Originally released on the B side of HMV HR 380, 1969. |
| 11: Ticket - Country High. Produced by Frank Douglas. Originally released on Ode 24, 1970. |
| 12: Space Waltz - Out On The Street. Produced By Alan Galbraith. Originally released on EMI HR 526, 1974. |
| 13: Dragon - Rock'n'Roll Ponsonby. Produced by Rick Shadwell. Originally released on the B side of Vertigo 6036 908, 1974. |
| 14: Split Enz - Titus. Produced by Dave Russell and Split Enz. Originally released on the B side of White Cloud WC 003, 1975. |
| 15: Max Merritt & The Meteors - Slippin' Away. Produced by Max Merritt. Originally released on Arista BL 308, 1975. |
| 16: Hello Sailor - I'm A Texan. Produced by Rob Aicken. Originally released on Key K 96, 1978. |
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| 1: The Suburban Reptiles - Saturday Night Stay At Home. Produced by Phil Judd. Originally released on Vertigo 6036 924, 1978. |
| 2: Marching Girls - True Love. Produced by Marching Girls. Originally released on Propeller REV 4, 1980. |
| 3. Toy Love - Don't Ask Me. Produced by Todd Hunter. Originally released on De Luxe Z 10022, 1979. |
| 4: The Swingers - One Good Reason. Produced by Mike Chunn. Originally released on Ripper Records RIp 003, 1980. |
| 5: The Screaming Meemees - Sunday Boys. Produced by Ian Morris. Originally released on Propeller REV 15, 1981. |
| 6: The Clean -Point That Thing Somewhere Else. Produced by Doug Hood, Chris Knox, and The Clean. Originally released on Flying Nun FN 003, 1982. |
| 7: DD Smash - The Devil You Know. Produced by Ian Morris. Originally released on Mushroom NZ K 8429, 1982. |
| 8: The Chills - Rolling Moon. Produced by Doug Hood. Originally released on Flying Nun COLD 001, 1982. |
| 9: Blam Blam Blam - Call Call For Help. Produced by Blam Blam Blam and Paul Streekstra. Originally released on Propeller REV 17, 1982. |
| 10: The Dance Exponents - Sex and Agriculture. Produced by Julian Mendelssohn. Originally released on Mushroom NZ K 9478, 1985. |
| 11: Herbs - Listen. Produced by Billy Kristian. Originally released on Warrior WAR 1021, 1988. |
| 12: Headless Chickens - Gascrankenstation. Produced by Headless Chickens and Rex Visible. Originally released on Flying Nun FN 131, 1991. |
| 13: Sisters Underground - In The Neighbourhood. Produced by Alan Jansson. Originally released on Second Nature VOLT 97, 1994. |
| 14: DLT & Che Fu - Chains. Produced by DLT & Angus McNaughton. Originally released on BMG 13159 2, 1996. |
| 15: Bic Runga - Suddenly Strange. Produced by Bic Runga. Originally released on Columbia 664940 2, 1997. |
| 16: Fur Patrol - Dominoes. Produced by Andrew Downes and Fur Patrol. Originally released on Wishbone WISHCD 001, 1998. |
| 17: Shihad - Pacifier. Produced by Garth Richardson. Originally released on Wildside 8573 86354 2, 2000. |
| 18: Nesian Mystic - Nesian Style. Produced by Cuba and David Atai. Originally released on Bounce 99202, 2002. |
| 19: Ian Morris - The Theme from Give It A Whirl. Produced by Ian Morris. Previously unreleased. |
Mastered at Uptown by Alan Jansson and Rick Huntington. Liner notes by Mark Everton and Simon Grigg. Compiled by Simon Grigg, Richard Driver & Mark Everton. Artwork by Andrew B White, Peter Urlich and Simon Grigg. |
The Soundtrack to the TV Series "Give It a Whirl-New Zealand Rock'n'Roll Stories". The two CDs attempted to give a wider view of NZ music history than is often portrayed. Unfortunately, out of our control, the second part of the second CD was rather badly watered down which weakened the package somewhat.
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| REV 505: Various - Bigger Than Both Of Us |
| September, 2003 |
| Tracklisting and credits the same as 2REV 210 and found on the Bigger Than Both Of Us page. |
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| Remastered at Uptown Studios by Alan Jansson and Rick Huntington. Artwork for reissue recompiled by Andrew B White. Reissue coordinated by Simon Grigg and Dylan Pellett. |
The remastered and repackaged re-issue of 2REV210 with original sleeve and notes and a massive improvement over the original Festival CD reissue which was done without consultation by Jerry Wise (RIP and much missed though)
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| REV 506: Various - Off The Cuff |
| October, 2004 (Antenna cat # ANT 045) |
| 1: Nathan Haines & Joost Langeveld - Avenue Dreams. Produced by Nathan Haines, Joost Langeveld, Alan Jansson & James Pinker. |
| 2: Relaxomatic Project - Every Other Sunday. Produced by Luke Casey and Dan Sperber. |
| 3: Trip - Svenska Tanka. Produced by Trevor Reekie and Tom Ludvigson. |
| 4: One Million Dollars - Musica Na Cabeca. Produced by The Natabean. |
| 5: Minuit - Menace. Produced by Minuit. |
| 6: Fat Freddy's Drop - Hope. Produced by Fat Freddy's Drop. Remixed by Three Generations Walking. |
| 7: House Of Downtown - It's On. Produced by Emerson Todd and Christiaan Ercolano. |
| 8: Soane Featuring Anthony Gold - Where Do We Go From Here. Produced by Soane Watkins and Dick Johnson. |
| 9: Dub Asylum - What The Funk. Produced by Peter McLennan. Remixed by Josh Webb and Rob Warner. |
| 10: Headless Chickens - Expecting To Fly (Majik's Back To The 80's Mix). Produced by Roland Morris, Rex Visible and the Headless Chickens. Remixed by Dick Johnson. |
| 11: Tomorrowpeople Featuring The Earl Of Kingsland - Got The Time. Produced by Andrew B White. |
| 12: Rob Salmon - Delta Si. Produced by Rob Salmon. |
| 13: Baitercell and Timmy Schumacher - What's Down Low. Produced by Tim Adam and Chris Chetland. |
| 14: Concord Dawn - Let It Go. Produced by Concord Dawn. |
| Compiled by Tim Moon and Simon Grigg. Mastered and edited by Dave Rhodes. Artwork by Andrew B White and Grant Osborne. |
NZ electronica comp, released for NZ Fashion Week 2004. A joint venture with Antenna.
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| PROML 1: The Birthday Party - Prayers On Fire |
| October 1981 (Festival cat # L 37411). Also on cassette (PROMC 1 / C 37411) |
| A1:Zoo-Music Girl |
| A2: Cry |
| A3: Capers |
| A4: Nick The Stripper |
| A5: Ho-Ho |
| A6: Figure Of Fun |
| B1: King Ink |
| B2: A Dead Song |
| B3: Yard |
| B4: A Dull Day |
| B5: Just You And Me |
| Recorded Dec' 80 and Jan' 81 at A.A.V. Studio 2, Melbourne, except 'Dull Day' and 'Just You And Me' recorded at Richmond Recorders. Mixed at A.A.V, January 1981. Produced by The Birthday Party. |
Our first release for the Australian band, licensed off Keith Glass' Missing Link label (cat # = Propeller Missing Link 1). Massive reviews but modest sales. A classic nevertheless.
Propeller & Furtive History
Propeller 12" Singles
Propeller 7" Singles
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