DOMO ARIGATO V2.0 (WSV)

DURUTTI COLUMN

product information

Condition: New, UPC: 7085270715406, Publication Date: 05/26/2017, Type: VINYL LP, Style: POP/ROCK,

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tracks

Domo Arigato v2.0
Sketch For Summer
Sketch For Dawn
Party
Never Known
Mercy Theme
Pauline
A Little Mercy
Jacqueline
Mercy Dance
A Silence
The Room
E.E.
Conduct
Tomorrow
The Beggar
For Belgian Friends
The Missing Boy
Self Portrait
Dedications For Japan
Love Fading
For Noriko

NOTES

Recorded at the Gotanda Kan'i Hoken Hall, Tokyo, 25 April 1985.
This new edition (2017) is a restoration of the desk mix and is not the digital mix / edit by Anthony H. Wilson and Norio Okada released as Facd 144 in 1985.
Published by Imagem Music.
© Factory Benelux 2017.
Released under licence from The Durutti Column.

Factory Benelux presents an expanded vinyl edition of Domo Arigato, the acclaimed live album by Manchester ensemble The Durutti Column, recorded in Tokyo in April 1985.

Some copies including sticker stating "double vinyl edition v2.0 mix + bonus 7" + digital copy".

Domo Arigato followed on the heels of ambitious ‘modern classical’ album Without Mercy a year earlier, and saw composer/guitarist Vini Reilly and percussionist Bruce Mitchell augmented by John Metcalfe on viola and Tim Kellet on trumpet. Their show-cum-recital at the Kan’i Hoken Hall on 25 April was recorded digitally and filmed on two 35mm cameras. ‘Mixing down was fun,’ recalled Durutti manager/mentor Anthony H. Wilson. ‘We were on a flight out next morning so Nippon Columbia hired a mobile studio recording truck and we mixed from midnight to 6 a.m.’

In fact the group always considered this rather hurried mix imperfect, and therefore for this expanded 2017 reissue Factory Benelux have returned to the original soundboard tapes and remastered the performance, in the process restoring the original running order.

The deluxe gatefold package also includes a bonus 7” single, ささげもの = Dedications For Japan, originally released in a limited edition in 1984. This features two studio tracks, Love Fading and For Noriko, and reproduces the original picture sleeve.

Catalogue number "7 FBN 52" appears on the 7" sleeve and labels