MisK.

[IEDSRI@aol.com]

For the record, the word should (which IED
likes, btw) be spelled "gaffiti", not "gaffity".

Kyle asks about the mini-LP.  The six-track edition
which he has come across is the Canadian edition 
of a compilation of tracks designed to promote 
Kate's work to the North American market.  The 
U.S. version contained only five tracks (guess 
which one was missing).  

As for the writing credit:  Chandler and Jeaneau were
"friends of Kate's" who helped her with the final version
of the French lyrics for the song "Ne t'enfuis pas".  They
also wrote the translation of "The Infant Kiss" for
"Un baiser d'enfant".  

The Canadian mini-LP was notable (and somewhat valuable)
mainly in its many different colored-vinyl pressings.  IED
assumes that Kyle's is a black-vinyl version, in which case
it is less valuable (?).

As for the source of the monologue in "Breathing" about
which Dave Watkins asks:  it's IED's vague and unreliable
memory that the recording derived from a BBC-TV 
documentary film about the nuclear age.  

- -- Andrew Marvick (IED)
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