Roger Eno - Lost In Translation Album

Tracklist

1	Lost In Translation	4:26
2	Domus In Nebulae	2:29
3	Ne Cede Melia	3:22
4	Nostalgia Isn't What It Used To Be	1:49
5	The Whispering Gallery	2:15
6	Quando Solus	4:08
7	Slow And Slender	2:27
8	Emberdays	2:52
9	Ventis Secundis	3:26
10	Rain Stopped Play	1:54
11	Mariachi Funeral	2:19
12	Newton's Statue	2:16
13	Occam's Close Shave	2:54
14	Untitled	2:57
15	My Little Darling	1:52
16	Evening Paragraphs	2:50
17	The Green Grass Composed By – Traditional	3:31
18	The Hunch	2:42
19	The Last Resort	1:53
20	Docet Umbra	3:00

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ARSN 228047, AN-2127	Roger Eno	Lost In Translation ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, Unofficial)	ArsNova, ArsNova	ARSN 228047, AN-2127	Russia	Unknown
GYR 6611	Roger Eno	Lost In Translation ‎(CD, Album)	Gyroscope, All Saints	GYR 6611	US	1995
POCP-1482	Roger Eno	Lost In Translation ‎(CD, Album)	All Saints	POCP-1482	Japan	1994
ASCDA18, ASCD18	Roger Eno	Lost In Translation ‎(CD, Album, RE)	All Saints, All Saints	ASCDA18, ASCD18	UK	Unknown

Credits

• Artwork By, Design – Russell Mills
• Composed By – Roger Eno (tracks: 1 to 18)
• Design [Assistance] – Storm Harriet Clark-Webster
• Instruments [All Other], Liner Notes, Photography – Roger Eno
• Percussion – Michael Brook
• Percussion, Drums – David Coulter
• Producer [Norfolk, Suffolk] – Roger Eno
• Producer [Norfolk] – Robin Shaw
• Producer [Wiltshire] – Michael Brook, Richard Evans

Notes

Based upon (and inspired by) the heretical medieval prose of Walthius van Vlaanderen.

Recorded at Tapecraft Studios in Norfolk, Shed Studios, Suffolk and Rewal World Studios, in Wiltshire
Design Assistance at SWA

Michael Brook appears courtesy 4AD Records
℗ & © 1994 All Saints Records
Published by Opal Music

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5 023701 001829

Short intro

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