When The World
When The World
Our Lady of the Angels [4:13]
When the World (Newson Mix) [6:46]
Catos con Guantes [8:40]
~ FACD 194. Mastered By Nimbus
CD Video: UK 02.1988 (Factory FACDV 194) [PAL]
When the World (soundtrack) [4:55]
When the World (album) [5:13]
Final Cut [4:02]
When the World (video)* [5:18]
~ MPO/When The World 01$
VHS: UK 12.1987 (Factory FAC 194) */**
When the World (Newson Mix) [6:46]
* Directed by Carole Lamond.
** Commercial release with full colour insert.
Credits
DV8 Physical Theatre and The Durutti Column
Fac 194
Directed, edited and produced by Carole Lamond.
Choreographed by DV8:
Nigel Charnock
Lloyd Newson
Liz Ranken
Michelle Richecoeur
The Durutti Column:
Vini Reilly
Bruce Mitchell
John Metcalfe
Tim Kellet
Written by Vini Reilly.
Engineered by Richard Scott at Yellow 2, Stockport.
Special thanks to Simply Red / Elektra for Tim Kellet's trumpet.
A Factory Communications Video.
Design: 8vo
Notes
'Our Lady of the Angels' also appears on Time Was Gigantic / Reissued Experiments [FACDR 2.41], the Factory Once reissue of Domo Arigato [FACDO 144] and the Factory US compilation 'Young Popular and Sexy'.
DV8 is an experimental dance troupe led by Lloyd Newson; the video to When The World is quite an avant garde affair featuring the DV8 dancers. Bruce Mitchell has a cameo walking across a bridge.
A note on the CD Video edition from Rob Stanzel's Fac 2.26 The Durutti Column website FAQ reads:
"Q: How do I play the When The World CD-Video?
"A: You probably can't. CDVs were a short-lived late-1980s hybrid format: digital audio CD tracks with one analog video track appended. (This is distinct from the more recent Video CD format, which is mediocre-quality compressed digital video on a CD.) You need old-style laserdisc player capability to view the CDV video track and what's more, When The World was a UK issue so the analog encoding is in a particular format, PAL.
"Now, laserdisc players were fairly big in Japan and were a reasonably-sized videophile market in the US, both of which use NTSC format rather than PAL. Multi-format players exist but are extremely rare, and I'm led to believe that PAL LD players are quite uncommon even in the UK & other PAL-using countries, so the videotape releases (on which the WtW video track is longer, btw) are your best bet."
Labels: 1987, CD, CDV, Factory_Australasia, Factory_Records, Single, VHS, When_The_World
