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Mark Hollis Discography
Release Date: 01-08-1999
Last Update: 10-05-2004
Author & maintainer: Ferenc Rozsa
Contents:
* Copyright Notice
* Discographical Notes
* Discographical, Formats, Abbreviations & Definitions
* Country Codes
* Mark Hollis
* Collaborations (production, remixes, and other work with other artists)
* End
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The whole discography constructed, compiled and generated by Ferenc Rozsa.
This discography is Copyright 1999-2004 reserved by Another World.
Copyright on this discography if you would like to use the system, structure,
form, presentation and furthermore distribute or reproduce the discography as
your own work. Not copyright on the actual informations.
Please ask permission before reproducing this discography for commercial use.
Thank you.
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This discography is unofficial and incomplet.
I know that the discography has some incorrect infos and
some deficiency in the material at various points so I
appreciate any effort to help me make it more complete.
If you have any additions, corrections, comments or
suggestions please send them to the author by email:
Another World (anotherworld@freemail.hu)
Another World (talktalk@talktalk.hu)
Discography can be found in the following places:
Website: http://www.talktalk.hu/
E-mail: anotherworld@freemail.hu (if you don't have internet access)
E-mail: talktalk@talktalk.hu (if you don't have internet access)
Thank you very much in advance for any help you can offer.
Special and deepest thanks to:
Laurent Dalmasso
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Discographical formats & abbreviations:
7": vinyl 7-inch single or flexi disc (45 rpm)
10": vinyl 10-inch single (45 rpm or 33 1/3 rpm)
12": vinyl 12-inch single, maxi-single (45 rpm or 33 1/3 rpm)
EP: extended play single (vinyl, cassette, video or CD)
7"EP: vinyl 7-inch extended play single (45 rpm)
10"EP: vinyl 10-inch extended play single (45 rpm or 33 1/3 rpm)
12"EP: vinyl 12-inch extended play single (45 rpm or 33 1/3 rpm)
MLP: vinyl mini-album, mini-LP (33 1/3 rpm) (This could be
confused at times with the 12" extended-play single.)
LP: vinyl long player album, full-length record (33 1/3 rpm)
PD: vinyl picture disc LP, vinyl shaped picture disc LP
7"PD: vinyl 7" (shaped) picture disc single or EP
10"PD: vinyl 10" (shaped) picture disc single or EP
12"PD: vinyl 12" (shaped) picture disc single or EP
flexi: 7-inch flexi-disc, stamped flexibile sound sheet, one-sided
freebies mostly given away by magazines, at concerts or free
with single or LP releases.
CS: audiocassette album or mini-album (aka MC = music cassette)
CSS: audiocassette single, maxi-single or EP
DAT: Digital Audio Tape
DCC: Digital Compact Cassette
8T: 8-track cartridge
MD: MiniDisc (digital magneto-optical)
CD: Compact Disc album or mini-album (Compact Disc Digital Audio)
CD3: 3-inch Compact Disc single or EP, mini CD
CD5: 5-inch Compact Disc single or EP
ECD: Enhanced Compact Disc album (CD format audio + CD-ROM)
ECD5: 5-inch Enhanced Compact Disc single (CD-format audio + CD-ROM)
CD+G: CD+Graphics (CD format audio + graphics)
CD-R: Compact Disc Digital Audio Recordable, Compact Disc Recordable
or CD-R acetate, reference disc, test pressing. Usually the
CD-R equivalent of an acetate. It often has basic company
information on it, production number, date of recoding etc.
Obviously very limited copies pressed so collectable artist
reference discs can be very rare and expensive.
CD3-R: 3-inch Compact Disc (Digital Audio) Recordable, mini CD-R
CD-RW: Compact Disc Digital Audio ReWritable, Compact Disc ReWritable
CD3-RW: 3-inch Compact Disc (Digital Audio) ReWritable, mini CD-RW
CD-ROM: CD Read Only Memory, data-only CD-ROM
SACD: Super Audio CD (SACD or "hybrid" SACD format/CD format audio)
HDCD: High Definition Compatible Digital audio format disc
XRCD: Extended Resolution CD
MPEG: Motion Pictures Expert Group
MP3: MPEG Layer 3 encoded audio (download-only) format
VQF: Transform-domain Weighted Interleave Vector Quantization
audio download-only format (TwinVQ for short, VQF for shorter)
VHS: Video Home System format videocassette
PAL: Phase Alternating Line video format (Europe)
NTSC: National Television Standards Committee video format (USA, Japan)
SECAM: Sequentiel Coleur Avec Memoire video format/TV system (France)
Beta: Beta-format videocassette
VHD: 10.2-inch Video High Density old stylus-based video disc format
AHD: 10.2-inch Audio High Density old stylus-based audio disc format
CED: 12-inch CED VideoDisc, RCA VideoDisc, RCA SelectaVision VideoDisc
(CED): Capacitance Electronic Disc System
12"DV: 12-inch MCA DiscoVision disc (pre LaserVision Disc) (analog sound)
12"LV: 12-inch LaserVision Disc (analog sound)
12"LD: 12-inch LaserDisc or CD Video (digital sound)
8"LD: 8-inch LaserDisc or CD Video (digital sound)
CDV: 5-inch CD Video disc (CD-format audio + separate LaserDisc video)
VSD: 5-inch Video Single Disc (Japan-only LD video format similar to CDV)
CVD: China Video Disc (variable birate MPEG-2 encoded video format)
VCD: VideoCD (MPEG1-encoded video content) (Compact Disc Digital Video)
DVCD: Double Video CD
AVCD: Audio-VideoCD (VideoCD format video + CD format audio)
SVCD: Super Video CD (MPEG-2 encoded video format)
DVD: Digital Versatile Disc (DVD format video and/or audio and/or ROM)
DVD-V: Digital Versatile Disc Video (DVD-Video album, single, EP, movie)
DVD-A: Digital Versatile Disc Audio (DVD-Audio album, single or EP)
DVD+: Digital Versatile Disc Plus video/audio format + CD audio format
DVD-R: Digital Versatile Disc Recordable
DVD+R: Digital Versatile Disc Recordable
DVD-RW: Digital Versatile Disc ReWritable
DVD+RW: Digital Versatile Disc ReWritable
DVD-RAM: DVD Read Access Memory rewritable DVD format
DVD-ROM: DVD Read Only Memory, data-only DVD-ROM
DivX: MPEG-4 encoded Digital Video Express encoding technology
DTS: Digital Theater Surround
DMM: Direct Metal Mastering
Box: boxed set
n/a: not applicable
v/a: various artists
slv: sleeve
p/s, ps: picture sleeve
jc: jewel case
sjc: slimline jewel case
ltd edn: limited edition
wl: vinyl white-label promo or test pressing release
tp: test pressing
Definitions:
test press: Vinyl test pressing release, this is usually made for the record
company to decide if everything is OK with the pressing - like
it says - it's a test pressing. Sometimes a company will press
extra copies and use it for promotional use. (White labels are
literally the same as test pressings).
acetate: This is pressed in very small quantities and is actually a metal
sheet covered in acetate material. It is made for the producer/
artist/record company to have a listen before they make a test
pressing. It can only be played a few times before it wears out
- but because it is so limited, can be very expensive for
collectable artists.
promo: Promotional release "Not For Sale" & "For Promotional Use Only"
Usually sent out to places where it would be an advantage for
the artist/group to be seen or heard, i.e. radio stations, DJs,
magazines and news papers, etc.
demo: This is a cross between a test pressing and a promo and is
usually used for promotional use. Not commercially available.
studio tape: The use of the studio tapes are purely internal to studios,
use these working tapes for testing different mixes or level
of sounds, etc. Not commercially available. This could may be
confused at using with demo tapes.
radio show: A release specially recorded for radio airplay.
bootleg: Unauthorized & unofficial release of previously unreleased
material consisting of concert recordings, studio outtakes,
rare remixes, and radio or television broadcasts.
Some old bootlegs on vinyl and CD are very interesting and
quite collectable. Usually they are live or unreleased tracks
and be of dubious sound quality (from poor to excellent) as
some bootleggers will release anything.
pirate: Unauthorized release of previously released material without
attempting to make the album look like an original.
counterfeit: Unauthorized copy of an officially released album.
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Country codes (ISO):
AR Argentina JP Japan
AT Austria KP North Korea
AU Australia KR South Korea
BE Belgium LU Luxembourg
BO Bolivia MX Mexico
BR Brazil MY Malaysia
CA Canada NL The Netherlands
CH Switzerland NO Norway
CL Chile NZ New Zealand
CN China PE Peru
CO Columbia PH Philippines
CZ Czech Republic PL Poland
DE Germany, West Germany PT Portugal
DK Denmark RU Russian Federation
ES Spain SA Saudi Arabia
EU European Union SE Sweden
FI Finland SG Singapore
FR France SK Slovak Republic
GB Great Britain SU USSR
GR Greece SY Syria
HK Hong Kong TR Turkey
HU Hungary TW Taiwan
ID Indonesia UA Ukraine
IE Ireland UK United Kingdom
IL Israel US United States
IN India YU Yugoslavia
IT Italy ZA South Africa
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Mark Hollis: Mark Hollis
[26 Jan 1998] album
LP: 2003 UK (Polydor/Universal; 537 688-1) [180 gram vinyl; incl lyrics]
LP: 2003 EU (Polydor/Universal; 537 688-1) [180 gram vinyl; incl lyrics]
LP: 2003 FR (Polydor/Universal; 537 688-1 PY 900) [180g vinyl; w/lyrics]
CD: 1998 UK (Polydor/PolyGram; 537 688-2) [typeset lyrics]
CD: 1998 UK (Polydor/PolyGram; HOLLIS 1) [promo "Title T.B.C."; custom slv]
CD: 2000 UK (Pondlife/PolyGram; PLVP003CD) [re-issue; 13/03/2000]
CD: 1998 DE (Polydor/PolyGram; 537 688-2) [stickered; typeset lyrics]
CD: 2000 DE (Polydor/PolyGram; 537 688-2) [reissue; 22/05/2000] [exists?]
CD: 1998 PL (PolyGram Polska; 537 688-2) [unreleased; 'Mountains Of The Moon']
3:52 The Colour Of Spring
5:44 Watershed
6:21 Inside Looking Out
4:22 The Gift
8:10 A Life (1895-1915)
4:18 Westward Bound
7:19 The Daily Planet
5:06 A New Jerusalem
1:43 (silence)
LP reissue was in September 2003 picture sleeve same as CD's except
"Mark Hollis" title is centered at the top. On reverse, track
listing (side A first with four songs, side B with four last songs).
There is a generic sticker on shrinkwrap in upper right corner of
front sleeve: "180 gramm vinyl re-release mastered from original
tapes" + Universal Music logo.
CREDITS:
Engineered by Phill Brown.
Produced by Mark Hollis.
Management by Keith Aspden.
Composed and arranged by
Mark Hollis and Phil Ramacon [1],
Mark Hollis and Warne Livesey [2][4][5][7][8],
Mark Hollis [3],
Mark Hollis and Dominic Miller [6].
Photograph by Stephen Lovell-Davis.
Design by Cally and Crane.
Management by Keith Aspden.
Martin Ditcham drums and percussion.
Chris Laurence bass.
Lawrence Pendrous piano and harmonium.
Iain Dixon clarinet.
Tim Holmes clarinet.
Mark Feltham harmonica.
Henry Lowther trumpet.
Andy Penayi flute.
Melinda Maxwell cor anglais.
Mark Hollis guitar and vocal.
Dominic Miller guitar.
Robbie McIntosh guitar.
Maggie Pollock bassoon.
Julie Andrews bassoon.
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All the collaborations, productions, remixes and other works
by Mark Hollis with other artists can be found in Talk Talk
Discography (ttd.htm) at section "Collaborations".
Website: http://www.talktalk.hu/
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