STAALPLAAT · STCD 024

1. 1-01 Tier Of Veils 4:55
2. 1-02 Ram 2:49
3. Stains And Filth In The Convent AOUEI
4. 1-03 Duir 1:52
5. 1-04 Zonë 2:41
6. 1-05 Straif (La Mère Du Bois) Z Estrif 3:59
7. 1-06 White Track Fire Frost 4:57
8. 1-07 Veil 8:12
9. 1-08 Pesach 1:49
10. 1-09 Decoy 6:36
11. 1-10 Yezidi 5:03
12. 2-01 добрый день 4:39
13. Yezidi Circle Trap
14. 2-02 Signal 0:14
15. 2-03 Sidi 3:36
16. 2-04 Birch Brake 2:21
17. 2-05 Sein 3:46
18. 2-06 Spin Hellisein 3:20
19. 2-07 Tan-Tal 9:37
20. 2-08 Ma-Ja 6:20
21. 2-09 Whip 2:33
22. 2-10 Veil 1:12
23. 2-11 Fearn 5:45
24. 2-12 Burning Bush 9:03
25. Beak And Snout
26. 2-13 Sidhe Riuben 3:36
27. 2-14 Marsh 2:44
28. 2-15 Swine 1:09
29. 2-16 Marsh 1:32
30. 2-17 Signal Circe 1:23
31. 2-18 Migration 6:44
32. 3-01 Burning Bush 4:39
33. 3-02 Sheol 9:25
34. 3-03 Veil Sloe Semen 6:02
35. 3-04 Signal 1:39
36. Charm
37. 3-05 Chirm Ela 8:05
38. 3-06 Chirm Geis 7:07
39. 3-07 Charm Aliso 4:52
40. 3-08 Shewel 5:52
41. 3-09 Yezidi Say 5:55

• 9:27 :zoviet*france: Sheol-- Popular Soviet Songs and Youth Music [3 -- 02] 1985
• 4:57 Zoviet France - Tier Of Veils

1st CD edition. Originally released in 1985 on Singing Ringing/Red Rhino, as a double cassette, in a ceramic container with special packaging. This was originally released in 1994, with a round felt piece on front, and the back of the set with a Soviet military pin, holding the whole set together. The front round felt piece has the title of the release and the artist printed on it. The set contains 3 CDs, with felt glued to the print side & the music on the other side, and 3 CDs with track information on the printed side, & a side long high pitched tone on the other side. Re-released in 1995 without felt glued onto the CDs, and without the extra "blank" CDs. There are two versions of this release: one with two brown round stiff felt pieces and a Soviet military pin, as per the original Staalplaat release color scheme, and one with two grey round soft felt pieces, with a different Soviet military pin. Re-released again in 2004, (once again without felt glued onto the CDs, and without the extra "blank" CDs), with two brown round stiff felt pieces and a Soviet military pin, once again in the same color scheme as the first Staalplaat issue. The discs have different artwork than the previous CD releases, and CDs 1 & 2 are switched.