All instruments and sound processing by Rupert Hine except:Guitar: Phil PalmerPercussion:Phil Collins - tracks 6 & 7Trevor Morais - tracks 7 & 9Vocal: Marianne Faithfull - track 2Viola: Geoffrey Richardson - track 9Drums: Trevor Morais - track 5Clarinet & Recorder: Ollie W. Tayler - track 8
Immunity - Rupert Hine (1981)
Original release: 1981, A & M Records (LP, AMLH 68519, UK)Latest reissue: 2001, Misplaced / VoicePrint (CD, MPVP003, UK)
Tracks1. I Hang On To My Vertigo (4.59)2. Misplaced Love (4.12)3. Samsara (5.07)4. Surface Tension (4.19)5. I Think a Man Will Hang Soon (4.23)6. Immunity (3.51)7. Another Stranger (4.42)8. Psycho-Surrender (4.10)9. Make a Wish (6.15)10. Scratching at Success (3.50)(bonus CD track)11. Introduction To The Menace (instrumental - bonus 2001' CD track)
Music written and arranged by Rupert HineLyrics by Jeannette ObstojAll titles published by EMI Blackwood Music Inc. / Copyright Control., except "Samsara" and "I Think a Man Will Hang Soon" published by Essex Music International Ltd.
Produced by Rupert Hine and Stephen W. Tayler at Farmyard Studios, Bucks, EnglandEngineered and mixed-down by Stephen W. TaylerAssisted by (in order of appearance) XT-24 & Ian Morais Professional thanks to:Bob Moog for having invented the mini-moog, so long ago and yet still the bestBrian Nunny and Roland for their pitch-to-voltage converter, Dimension D & Rhythm ComposerBrian Hayward for keeping everything together, and Stephen W. Tayler for his "digital-thinking" Special thanks to:All at A&M and Rondor MusicGeoff Jukes for managing to keep it all together and moreEva & Trevor Morais for believing in it. Pauline & all at Farmyard Studios for making it cosyStephen W. Tayler for his patience and encouragement, Robin for being man's best friendVery special thanks to Jeannette Obstoj for her lyrics, conceptual thinking and constant inspiration Photography & treatments: Chris Parker Art direction: Michael Ross Design: Michael Ross & Simon RyanThis album is dedicated with love to Liam Byrne (who always told a good joke)
Immunity - Rupert Hine (1981)
Original release: 1981, A & M Records (LP, AMLH 68519, UK)Latest reissue: 2001, Misplaced / VoicePrint (CD, MPVP003, UK)
Tracks1. I Hang On To My Vertigo (4.59)2. Misplaced Love (4.12)3. Samsara (5.07)4. Surface Tension (4.19)5. I Think a Man Will Hang Soon (4.23)6. Immunity (3.51)7. Another Stranger (4.42)8. Psycho-Surrender (4.10)9. Make a Wish (6.15)10. Scratching at Success (3.50)(bonus CD track)11. Introduction To The Menace (instrumental - bonus 2001' CD track)
Music written and arranged by Rupert HineLyrics by Jeannette ObstojAll titles published by EMI Blackwood Music Inc. / Copyright Control., except "Samsara" and "I Think a Man Will Hang Soon" published by Essex Music International Ltd.
Produced by Rupert Hine and Stephen W. Tayler at Farmyard Studios, Bucks, EnglandEngineered and mixed-down by Stephen W. TaylerAssisted by (in order of appearance) XT-24 & Ian Morais Professional thanks to:Bob Moog for having invented the mini-moog, so long ago and yet still the bestBrian Nunny and Roland for their pitch-to-voltage converter, Dimension D & Rhythm ComposerBrian Hayward for keeping everything together, and Stephen W. Tayler for his "digital-thinking" Special thanks to:All at A&M and Rondor MusicGeoff Jukes for managing to keep it all together and moreEva & Trevor Morais for believing in it. Pauline & all at Farmyard Studios for making it cosyStephen W. Tayler for his patience and encouragement, Robin for being man's best friendVery special thanks to Jeannette Obstoj for her lyrics, conceptual thinking and constant inspiration Photography & treatments: Chris Parker Art direction: Michael Ross Design: Michael Ross & Simon RyanThis album is dedicated with love to Liam Byrne (who always told a good joke)
All instruments and sound processing by Rupert Hine except:Guitar: Phil PalmerPercussion:Phil Collins - tracks 6 & 7Trevor Morais - tracks 7 & 9Vocal: Marianne Faithfull - track 2Viola: Geoffrey Richardson - track 9Drums: Trevor Morais - track 5Clarinet & Recorder: Ollie W. Tayler - track 8