The Nostalgia Factory

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Album Info

Release Date: 1991

Label: Delerium Records

Subtitled: ...And Other Tips For Amateur Golfers

About 300 copies made.

Issued with 8-page A5-sized booklet, with mostly imaginary credits.

The whole shebang was conducted and produced by JC Camillioni at No Man's Land on 16 track and at Periscope Station on 8 track. Some of the music is taken from unproduced 4 track demos which were retouched at No Man's Land.
Engineer for the sessions was Sebastian Tweetle-Blampton III.
The Nostalgia Factory was recorded between summer 89 – winter 91.

Some tapes feature a Delerium logo rubber ink stamp and signature (of band label owner Richard Allen) . However not all originals feature the stamp and signature as they were added to remaining stock, some time after the tape was first released, to deter bootleggers. Some tape inserts may have been produced on colored paper (green and yellow). Early copies of the booklet were laser printed in black and red text. Later ones were photocopied black text only. (Source - Richard Allen)


Most of these tracks appeared either on the album "On the Sunday of Life..." or the limited edition CD "Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape". "Colours Dance Angels Kiss" and "Hokey Cokey" were later retitled "Track 11" and "Execution of the Will of the Marquis de Sade" respectively. "The Nostalgia Factory" is an earlier version to that on "On the Sunday of Life..." and "Queen Quotes Crowley" and "This Long Silence" are both about a minute longer than the versions later released on CD. An edit of the track "Sinatra Rape Scene" appears on "Up the Downstair" as "Monuments Burn into Moments".