Disc 1:
All song written by Paul Haig (BMG Cicra Music Ltd) except 11 written by Rev/Vega (BMG/Saturn Strip)
Tracks 1 to 10 released as the album The Warp of Pure Fun (TWI 669) in November 1985. Tracks 11 + 12 released as single b-sides (TWI 231) in June 1984. Tracks 13 + 16 released as single b-sides (TWI 660) in March 1986. Tracks 14 scheduled for release as a single (FBN 47/48) in 1984. Track 17 released as single b-side (TWI 624) in September 1985.
All tracks produced by Paul Haig and Alan Rankine except (8) by Bernard Sumner, Donald Johnson and Paul Haig, (14) by Paul Haig and Cabaret Voltaire (13), (15), (16) and (17) by Paul Haig.
Cover art TWI 624 single sleeve designed by Benoit Hennebert.
Disc 2:
All song written by Paul Haig (BMG Cicra Music Ltd) except (1)(2) and (6) by LTM Songs.
Tracks 1 to 12 recorded as a demo in March 1984. Produced by Paul Haig at home in Edinburgh. Restored from cassette by Peter Beckman at Technology Works, London 2021.
Tracks 13 to 18 recorded for a second (unreleased) Island Records in 1984/85. Produced by Paul Haig and Alan Rankine.
A promo cassette for the Island album from March 1985 gives the following running order; Love Eternal, Shining Hour, One Lifetime Away, Fear and Dancing, All Our Love, Trust, Love and War, Big Blue World, The Only Truth. The version of Trust, Big Blue World and The Only Truth are the same as those on Disc 1.
Cover art TWI 660 single sleeve designed by Benoit Hennebert.
Disc 3:
All song written by Paul Haig (BMG Cicra Music Ltd) except (7) by John Barry (Sony/ATV Music) and (5) and (8) by LTM Songs.
Track 1released as a single (TWI 624) in September 1985. Track 2 is a shelved single mix included on cassette version of TWI 669. Track 3 + 12" release as single (TWI 390) in September 1984. Track 4 + 11 scheduled for release as a single (FBN 47/48) in 1984. Track 5 released on a Christmas single (XM 1) in December 1985. Track 6 recorded for the compilation album Moving Soundtracks (TWI 112) in 1983. Track 7 recorded in 1983. Track 8 recorded circa 1986. Track 9 recorded and released as a single b-side (TWI 989) in March 1990. Track 10 released as a single (ISX 198) in October 1984. Track 13 as a single b-side (TWI 101) in October 1983.
Cover art XM 1 single sleeve designed by Benoit Hennebert.

Disc 4:
All song written by Paul Haig (BMG Cicra Music Ltd) except (6) + (9) written by Rev/Vega (BMG/Saturn Strip) and (11), (12) and (16) by LTM Songs.

Tracks 1 to 10 recorded live at Laforet Museum, Harajuku (Japan) on 4 May 1985, previously unreleased. Tracks 11 + 12 recorded as demo tracks at Palladium Studio, Edinburgh in 1986. Tracks 13, 14 and 15 recorded as a home demo by Paul Haig in 1985.
Cover art: TWI 390 single sleeve designed by Peter Saville.

With thanks to Paul Haig, Michel Duval, Allan Campbell and Frank Brinkhuls.

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	The Warp Of Pure Fun (LP, Album)	FünfUndVierzig, FünfUndVierzig	45 18-12, 4518	Germany	1985
	The Warp Of Pure Fun (LP, Album)	Les Disques Du Crépuscule	TWI 669	Belgium	1985
	The Warp Of Pure Fun (LP, Album)	Operation Afterglow	OPA 003	UK	1985
	The Warp Of Pure Fun (LP, Album)	DFD, Les Disques Du Crépuscule	FAS 60, TWI 669	Scandinavia	1985
	The Warp Of Pure Fun (LP, Album)	Grabaciones Accidentales, Les Disques Du Crépuscule, Grabaciones Accidentales, Les Disques Du Crépuscule	4GA-063, 4GA - 063	Spain	1985

notes

Disc 1:
All song written by Paul Haig (BMG Cicra Music Ltd) except 11 written by Rev/Vega (BMG/Saturn Strip)
Tracks 1 to 10 released as the album The Warp of Pure Fun (TWI 669) in November 1985. Tracks 11 + 12 released as single b-sides (TWI 231) in June 1984. Tracks 13 + 16 released as single b-sides (TWI 660) in March 1986. Tracks 14 scheduled for release as a single (FBN 47/48) in 1984. Track 17 released as single b-side (TWI 624) in September 1985.
All tracks produced by Paul Haig and Alan Rankine except (8) by Bernard Sumner, Donald Johnson and Paul Haig, (14) by Paul Haig and Cabaret Voltaire (13), (15), (16) and (17) by Paul Haig.
Cover art TWI 624 single sleeve designed by Benoit Hennebert.
Disc 2:
All song written by Paul Haig (BMG Cicra Music Ltd) except (1)(2) and (6) by LTM Songs.
Tracks 1 to 12 recorded as a demo in March 1984. Produced by Paul Haig at home in Edinburgh. Restored from cassette by Peter Beckman at Technology Works, London 2021.
Tracks 13 to 18 recorded for a second (unreleased) Island Records in 1984/85. Produced by Paul Haig and Alan Rankine.
A promo cassette for the Island album from March 1985 gives the following running order; Love Eternal, Shining Hour, One Lifetime Away, Fear and Dancing, All Our Love, Trust, Love and War, Big Blue World, The Only Truth. The version of Trust, Big Blue World and The Only Truth are the same as those on Disc 1.
Cover art TWI 660 single sleeve designed by Benoit Hennebert.
Disc 3:
All song written by Paul Haig (BMG Cicra Music Ltd) except (7) by John Barry (Sony/ATV Music) and (5) and (8) by LTM Songs.
Track 1released as a single (TWI 624) in September 1985. Track 2 is a shelved single mix included on cassette version of TWI 669. Track 3 + 12" release as single (TWI 390) in September 1984. Track 4 + 11 scheduled for release as a single (FBN 47/48) in 1984. Track 5 released on a Christmas single (XM 1) in December 1985. Track 6 recorded for the compilation album Moving Soundtracks (TWI 112) in 1983. Track 7 recorded in 1983. Track 8 recorded circa 1986. Track 9 recorded and released as a single b-side (TWI 989) in March 1990. Track 10 released as a single (ISX 198) in October 1984. Track 13 as a single b-side (TWI 101) in October 1983.
Cover art XM 1 single sleeve designed by Benoit Hennebert.

Disc 4:
All song written by Paul Haig (BMG Cicra Music Ltd) except (6) + (9) written by Rev/Vega (BMG/Saturn Strip) and (11), (12) and (16) by LTM Songs.

Tracks 1 to 10 recorded live at Laforet Museum, Harajuku (Japan) on 4 May 1985, previously unreleased. Tracks 11 + 12 recorded as demo tracks at Palladium Studio, Edinburgh in 1986. Tracks 13, 14 and 15 recorded as a home demo by Paul Haig in 1985.
Cover art: TWI 390 single sleeve designed by Peter Saville.

With thanks to Paul Haig, Michel Duval, Allan Campbell and Frank Brinkhuls.

credits

Artwork – - Martin Lewsley
Coordinator – - James Nice
Design – - Benoît Hennebert
Producer – - Alan Rankine (tracks: 1-1 to 1-7, 1-9, 1-10, 2-13 to 2-18,), - Bernard Sumner (tracks: 1-8), - Cabaret Voltaire (tracks: 1-14), - Donald Johnson (tracks: 1-8), - Paul Haig
Remastered By – - Peter Beckmann
Written-By – - Alan Vega (tracks: 1-11, 4-6, 4-9), - John Barry (tracks: 3-6), - Martin Rev (tracks: 1-11, 4-6, 4-9), - Paul Haig (tracks: 1-1 to 1-10, 1-12 to 1-17, 2-1 to 2-18, 3-1 to 3-5, 3-7 to 3-13, 4-1 to 4-5, 4-7, 4-8, 4-10 to 4-16)

companies

Phonographic Copyright Les Disques Du Crpuscule
Copyright Les Disques Du Crpuscule
Published By Circa Music Ltd
Published By BMG
Published By Saturn Strip, Ltd
Published By LTM Songs
Published By Sony/ATV Music
Remastered At TechnologyWorks