Re: never for ever question

[Julian Shaw <julian@dragonfire.demon.co.uk>]

In article <32EAA9D3.317C@ou.edu>, jenny <earl1208@ou.edu> writes
>so, i bought never for ever on vinyl, and i am very puzzled as to why
>night scented stock is listed but not on it.  it just goes straight from
>infant kiss to army dreamers.

"Night Scented Stock" is less than a minute long, has no lyrics, and is
faded in from the end of "Infant Kiss". When you hear Kate singing "ah-
a-ah-ah" multi-tracked (that's the only way I can describe it) then you
are already into NSS. Later she sings lots of "ooh"s multi-tracked, with
no backing at all. This is near the end of NSS. The rifle click marks
the start of Army Dreamers.

The easiest way to discover when IK ends and NSS begins is to obtain
the CD and select track 9. (Set the CD counter to "time remaining" and
you can see just how short this track is.)

All the above presupposes, of course, that you haven't got a strange
pressing that actually *does* omit NSS completely! Probably worth
something if you have, though.....

Julian