Lucifer Over London

Released in a clear-tray jewel case; includes an 8-page booklet with lyrics. Track durations do not appear on the release. A tracklisting is not printed on the release, the titles were taken as printed above the lyrics. [Booklet] LUCIFER OVER LONDON Parts I and II were inspired primarily by the short story “The Tower Of Moab” by Leslie Allin Lewis (1899-1961), found in his superlative collection Tales Of The Grotesque, (Philip Allan, 1934; Ghost Story Press, 1994), although the idea and images in the song are primarily my own. Vocals - Davit Michael Tibet by the Grace of God, and John Balance by the Grace of Austrin Osman Spare and the Zos Kia Cultus. He thanks the Gods that be he sees Himself as no other seeth him. I thank God that I do. Guitars, bass, tambourine - Michael Cashmore by the Grace of Gnoddy. Second guitar - David Kenny by the Grace of Energy. Black Sabbath - Nick Saloman by the Grace of the Bevis Frond. This song is dedicated to my dear friend Richard Dalby, who delves still. SAD GO ROUND was written by Tony (T.S.) McPhee, and appeared on his [url=/artist/50079-The-Groundhogs]Groundhogs[/url]' [m=215219] album in 1974. [...] This songs is dedicated to Rosemary Pardoe, the editor of Ghosts and Scholars, my favourite magazine. THE SEVEN SEALS ARE REVEALED AT THE END OF TIME AS SEVEN BOWS: THE BLOODBOW, THE PISSBOW, THE PAINBOW, THE FAMINEBOW, THE DEATHBOW, THE ANGERBOW AND THE HOHOHOBOW was written as a sequel to John Balance's introduction to [a=Coil]'s [m=21245] album. Once I looked at the starres and they were all blood. This songs is dedicated to the Soul of my beloved and most dear Cat MAO who is dead by the Grace of Lordnothing and sleeps, I pray, in Louis Wain's Paradise [...] Cut by [...] at Porkys. Manufactured and distributed by World Serpent, Unit 717, Seager Buildings, Brookmill Road, London SE8 4HL. © Durtrohoho 1994 ℗ Ourobouros Music 1994 All titles David Tibet/Current 93, except Sad Go Round: Tony (T.S.) McPhee, ℗ Heat Music [Back sleeve] World Serpent Distribution Made In England