Marquee Moon - Land Of The Lonely FLAC

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Credits

• Design – Smell Of Malbuch
• Drums, Percussion – Tom Petersen
• Engineer – Jörg Fukking
• Guitar – Hanzy Nischwitz
• Management – Skid Byers
• Photography By [Cover Photo] – Brigitte Heinrich
• Producer – Sgt. Skid & His Lovely Hearts Pop Band
• Vocals, Bass, Keyboards – Humphy Sabothe
• Vocals, Guitar – Nigel Degray
• Written-By – Degray, Byers

Notes

Recorded at Vielklang Studio.
Management: [...] for No Mercy Organisation.
A No Mercy production.

Diadem, a division of Modern Music.
Manufactured in West Germany.
℗ + © 1987 Diadem

Barcodes

• Label Code: LC 0834
• Rights Society: GEMA
• Matrix / Runout (Side A): ZYKLUS 10-A SNB Halfspeed Mastering
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): ZYKLUS 10-B SNB Halfspeed Mastering

Companies

• Recorded At – Vielklang Studio, Berlin
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Diadem
• Copyright (c) – Diadem
• Lacquer Cut At – Studio-Nord-Bremen

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