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Cocteau Twins - Four-Calendar Café

Musician: Cocteau Twins
Album title: Four-Calendar Café
Style: Alternative Rock, Downtempo, Ethereal
Released: 2017
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1414 mb
Size APE version: 1402 mb
Size WMA version: 1545 mb
Rating ✫: 4.2
Votes: 498
Format: AAC MP1 DTS XM MP2 DXD TTA
Genre: Electronic / Rock / Pop

Cocteau Twins - Four-Calendar Café mp3 album

Cocteau Twins Alternative Rock Downtempo Ethereal 2017 UK

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Know Who You Are At Every Age	3:38
A2	Evangeline	4:29
A3	Bluebeard	3:54
A4	Theft, And Wandering Around Lost	4:30
A5	Oil Of Angels	4:37
B1	Squeeze-Wax	3:48
B2	My Truth	4:32
B3	Essence	3:01
B4	Summerhead	3:37
B5	Pur	5:02
C1	Mud And Dark	3:40
C2	Summer-Blink	3:09
C3	Bluebeard (Acoustic Version)	2:53
C4	Three Swept	3:36
D1	Ice Pulse	3:45
D2	Winter Wonderland Written-By – Richard B. Smith*, Felix Bernard	2:49
D3	Frosty The Snowman Written-By – Jack Rollins, Steve Nelson	2:55

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Mercury Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Mercury Records Ltd.
Record Company – Universal International Music B.V.
Published By – Universal/Momentum Music Ltd.
Published By – Momentum Music Ltd.
Published By – Francis, Day & Hunter Ltd.
Published By – Redwood Music Ltd.
Published By – Carlin Music Corp.
Designed At – Lifeboat Matey
Recorded At – September Sound
Mixed At – September Sound
Lacquer Cut At – Abbey Road Studios
Pressed By – Optimal Media GmbH – BG62555

Credits

Engineer [Additional Engineering] – Lincoln Fong
Guitar [Additional] – Ben Blakeman, Mitsuo Tate
Lacquer Cut By [Runout Etching i…i] – Sean Magee
Management – Raymond Coffer
Photography By [Original] – Walter Wick
Producer – Cocteau Twins, Elizabet Fraser*, Robin Guthrie, Simon Raymonde
Written-By – Cocteau Twins (tracks: A1 to D1), Elizabet Fraser* (tracks: A1 to D1), Robin Guthrie (tracks: A1 to D1), Simon Raymonde (tracks: A1 to D1)

Notes

Record Store Day exclusive release in gatefold sleeve.
Includes download coupon.

Recorded and mixed at September Sound, London,
2017 version re-cut at Abbey Road Studios.

Published by Universal / Momentum Music Limited, except:
Tracks C1, C2 & D1 Published by Momentum Music Ltd.
Track D2 Published by Francis Day & Hunter Ltd. / Redwood Music Ltd.
Track D3 Published by Carlin Music Corp.

Images processed at Lifeboat Matey.

Catalog numbers:
5735405 ‎: Back cover and labels.
00602557354058 ‎: spine.

℗ 2017 Mercury Records Limited.
© 2017 Mercury Records Limited.

Made in the EU.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 6 02557 35405 8
Barcode (String): 602557354058
Matrix / Runout (Side A, hand etched): BG 62555 - 01 A1 5735405
Matrix / Runout (Side B, hand etched): BG 62555 - 01 B1 I↾ i...i 5735405
Matrix / Runout (Side C, hand etched): BG 62555 - 02 C1 I↾ 5735405
Matrix / Runout (Side D, hand etched): BG 62555 - 02 D1 5735405
Rights Society: BIEM / SDRM
Label Code: LC 02011

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
518 259-2	Cocteau Twins	Four-Calendar Café ‎(CD, Album)	Fontana	518 259-2	UK	1993
518 259-2	Cocteau Twins	Four-Calendar Café ‎(CD, Album, Obi)	PolyGram Records, Taiwan, Fontana	518 259-2	Taiwan	1993
518 259-4	Cocteau Twins	Four-Calendar Café ‎(Cass, Album)	Fontana	518 259-4	Turkey	1993
C4 0777	Cocteau Twins	Four-Calendar Café ‎(Cass, Album)	Capitol Records	C4 0777	US	1993
CDP 0777 7 99375 2 3	Cocteau Twins	Four-Calendar Café ‎(CD, Album)	Capitol Records	CDP 0777 7 99375 2 3	US	1993

Uste

It's funny to watch the mentality of flippers. I've been watching this record since it came out on 2017 RSD. This was selling on Discogs for 20-35 bucks ever since (low demand, one of the least interesting Cocteau albums), then someone posts two copies for $200 (presumably as a joke? Everything they have listed is insanely high so I guess it's a way to show off their collection without wanting to sell it) and now everyone who posts their copy is selling it for around that much, and none of the copies are selling at all. Interesting look into the psychology of flippers and greed.

Andromakus

yes! collect vinyl is not a hobby anymore, is not fun anymore! now is just a business in a sea of scalpers and resellers.

Zepavitta

Spatafore - yes, it's funny what you say, "awful days for collecting vinyl". I bought a lot of my vinyl at the very beginning of the eighties and beyond (still do). At that time you could get vinyl at low prices. And it was really fun to collect, whether new or second hand. You could afford to experiment more and buy things just because you like the cover. Sometimes ten items at a time, you wouldn't do that now, it's far too expensive. There were such things as 'vinyl sales' - tons of great albums for £1.99. Not now. Now a new-release 12" can sell for over £10!Vinyl is elitist, sad to say. I still collect vinyl and enjoy it, but it's a tad hilarious the way people go on now: vinyl, the latest craze . . .

Joni_Dep

I HATE Scalpers! there's a lot here in discogs! awful days for collecting vinyl.

OwerSpeed

$40 - $45 retail for this is reasonable. I ended up ordering a copy from the UK for under $60 with shipping. There are so many copies available now, no sense in paying "flipper" prices.

Usishele

They have a bunch of these at Amoeba in Hollywood right now including Milk and Kisses.

Micelhorav

I grabbed my copy a few months ago for about 30€ in Leclerc supermarket , France.

Uafrmaine

anybody tryna sell at a reasonable price, holler at a player.

Fearlesssinger

http://pitchfork.com/news/72420-cocteau-twins-simon-raymonde-says-he-didnt-know-about-his-bands-record-store-day-reissues/A shame the artists have little to no control. Wondered what was keeping them from reissuing their catalog, this gives a little insight as to why.

Buzatus

maybe they shouldn't have jumped from 4ad to a major label at their peak, then they wouldn't have anything to moan about.

Use_Death

My copy of this is an excellent pressing. It's nice to have all the singles also on vinyl.I mention the Four-Calendar pressing, because the RSD Milk and Honey has some pressing faults - there is an audible and tangible blip after Eperdu track 3 / side 2. I have to manually lift the stylus to continue the music; also, there is some static crackle. Others are saying the same . . .To repeat: my copy of Four Calendar sounds wonderful.