Various stories circulate about just how official this item is... this is Henry Weld's account, which seems to be the most reliable source so far: "Originally suggested (half-jokingly) by Moore to be put out as a 2x10" in gatefold, the band finally said `no'. Blast First went ahead anyway (Not was created by Blast First for official bootlegs (other releases by Big Black and Band Of Susans)) and when the band heard it was out it was withdrawn (ie all remaining copies were allowed to be sold). The official pressing was a numbered edition of 2000, though there are more unnumbered copies indicating a second press. There are boots on LP (check to see if it has inner sleeves (original) or inserts (boot)) and CD.

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"Time takes its crazy toll and how does your mirror grow you better watch yourself when you jump into it 'cause the mirror's gonna steal your soul "

-The Diamond Sea

Tracklist

• Fire Engine Dream (2003) - outtake from "Sonic Nurse"; previously unreleased.
• Fauxhemians (2002) - from the Noho Furniture sessions; originally released on the compilation All Tomorrow's Parties 1.1, released on ATP Record
• Razor Blade (1994) - b-side from "Bull in the Heater" single.
• Blink (1999) - from the Pola X Soundtrack.
• Campfire (2000) - from the compilation At Home with the Groovebox, released on Grand Royal Records.
• Loop Cat (2003) - from the compilation You Can Never Go Fast Enough, released on Plain Recordings.
• Kim's Chords (2004) - from the British and Japanese import of Sonic Nurse.
• Beautiful Plateau (2004) - from the Japanese import of Sonic Nurse.
• Three Part Sectional Love Seat (2001) - from the Noho Furniture sessions; previously unreleased.
• Queen Anne Chair (2001) - from the Noho Furniture sessions; previously unreleased.
• The Diamond Sea (1995) - full version from "The Diamond Sea" single; a slightly shorter version appears on "Washing Machine".

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No New York is a compilation album released in 1978 by Antilles Records under the curation of producer Brian Eno. Although it only contained songs by four different artists, it is considered by many to be the definitive single album documenting New York City's late-1970's No Wave movement.

Featuring:

James Chance and The Contortions
Teenage Jesus and The Jerks
Mars
D.N.A.


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