Tracklist

Clan Of Xymox Demo's
1	A Day (Where Are You)	6:00
2	Stumble And Fall	6:12
3	No Words	5:31
4	Stranger	5:45
5	Equal Ways	6:03
6	7th Time	6:54
Subsequent Pleasures
7	Going Round	4:38
8	Moscovite Musquito	4:32
9	Strange 9 To 9	4:33
10	Call It Weird	3:50
11	Abysmal Thoughts	4:33

Companies, etc.

• Copyright (c) – Hans Van Vuuren
• Copyright (c) – Ronny Moorings
• Copyright (c) – Double Dutch Record Service
• Copyright (c) – Pseudonym Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Pseudonym Records
• Licensed From – Stichting Xymox Control
• Record Company – Double Dutch Record Service
• Distributed By – Bertus
• Distributed By – EastWest
• Distributed By – TIS
• Recorded At – Octopus Studio, Amsterdam
• Recorded At – Home Studio
• Remastered At – Digipro, Soest
• Glass Mastered At – DADC Austria

Credits

• Arranged By, Composed By, Producer – Xymox
• Band [Xymox] – Anke Wolbert, Pieter Nooten, Ronny Moorings
• Compiled By, Design, Coordinator [Coördination] – Hans Van Vuuren
• Photography By [Photo Supply] – Ronny Moorings
• Remastered By [Digital Re-mastered] – Digipro
• Vocals, Bass, Synthesizer – Anke Wolbert
• Vocals, Guitar, Synthesizer – Ronny Moorings
• Vocals, Synthesizer – Pieter Nooten

Notes

This release: yellow disc.
There is also release with: pink disc.

The first 6 tracks are the original demo versions that got them a deal with 4AD, the last five are the original Subsequent Pleasures recordings from the year 1983.

[Booklet inside]
Tracks 1-6 recording date July, 1984 OCTOPUS STUDIO.
Tracks 7-11 recording date 30 May, 1983 HOME STUDIO.

All tracks are digitally transferred from the first generation master-tapes.
Digital re-mastered: Digi-Pro Soest Holland
Total Playing Time: 58.54

© 1994 Compilation, Coördination & Design by Hans Van Vuuren.
© 1994 Photo Supply Ronny Moorings.
© 1994 Copyrights Design Owned by Double Dutch Record Service
© & ℗ 1994 Pseudonym Records Holland.

Licensed Worlwide from St. XYMOX Control
10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY XYMOX 1984 - 1994.

Pseudonym · PO Box 2078 · 3140 BB Maasluis · Holland
Pseudonym is a division of Double Dutch Record Service
Distribution Pseudonym Products:
Benelux: Bertus Distributie, Germany: East West/TIS

[Back sleeve]
© + ℗ 1994 Pseudonym Records Holland
Distribution Benelux: Bertus Distributie

[CD]
© + ℗ 1994 Pseudonym Records Holland

Some copies come with a voting Card (see last pictures).

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode (Text): 8 712488 004099
• Barcode (Scanned): 8712488004099
• Rights Society: STEMRA
• Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): [DADC Austria logo] CDP-1013-DD 13 A2
• Matrix / Runout (Variant 2, mirrored): DADC AUSTRIA CDP1013DD 13 A5
• Matrix / Runout (Variant 3): DADC AUSTRIA CDP1013DD 24 A2
• Matrix / Runout (Variant 4): [DADC Austria logo] CDP1013DD 24 A5
• Matrix / Runout (Variant 5, mirrored): [DADC Austria logo] CDP1013DD 13 A6
• Mastering SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI L557
• Mastering SID Code (Variant 2 & 5): none
• Mastering SID Code (Variant 3 & 4): IFPI L554
• Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 94G1
• Mould SID Code (Variant 2 & 5): none
• Mould SID Code (Variant 3): IFPI 94H0
• Mould SID Code (Variant 4): IFPI 94K3
• Other (Outer ring, variant 1): DAO

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
198328	Xymox	Subsequent Pleasures ‎(12", MiniAlbum, Ltd)	Not On Label (Xymox Self-released)	198328	Netherlands	1983
DE-072	Xymox	Subsequent Pleasures ‎(12", EP, Dlx, RE, RM)	Dark Entries	DE-072	US	2014
EUPHO 9101	Xymox	Subsequent Pleasures ‎(CD, Unofficial)	Not On Label (Clan Of Xymox)	EUPHO 9101	Germany	1991
MET 204D	Clan Of Xymox	Subsequent Pleasures ‎(11xFile, FLAC, MiniAlbum, RE)	Metropolis	MET 204D	US	Unknown
MET 204	Clan Of Xymox	Subsequent Pleasures ‎(CD, MiniAlbum, RE)	Metropolis	MET 204	US	2001

Forcestalker

The Demo versions found on this Cd are really amazing! The songs were eventually used on Xymox's first Lp, released via 4AD, as Clan of Xymox. The demo versions are longer in duration and display a "band" who is working in harmony. The drum machine is driving and the emotions are bursting with honesty. The instrumentation is slightly psychedelic and much more complex then the official 4AD release. I would say these demo's are actually more complex then the "official" release. The Subsequent Pleasures tracks define garage minimal-dark wave. The songs are sparse ad full of youthful vigor. The dark vocals compliment the minimal instrumentation and hitting drum machine. Over all, this release is a must-have for Clan of Xymox fans, who love the early work by these pioneering dark-wave masters.

Yalone

I AGREE.:-)