Album UK 1987 on Eyas Media label
Electronic and Spoken Word (Industrial, Spoken Word, Experimental)
This is the first unique limited edition of 669 copies in a special embossed sleeve in runic design and includes a 20-pages lyric booklet and inner sleeve with information on Aswynn and O'Kill. Some copies comes with various additional inserts. The tracklist appear on the booklet only. Some vinyls from the original pressing left over without sleeves, so Patrick just put together a sleeve with some photos and a booklet and sold these via mail order. The three poems "Havamal", "Voluspa" and "Sigdrifumal" are taken from the Edda. The versions used here are based on the translations by W.H. Auden and P.B. Taylor, adapted by Freya Aswynn). The poems "Wotan" and "Nietzsche" are taken from "Also sprach Zarathustra" by Friedrich Nietzsche.
![]() | Sixth Comm , *1985 GB album by |
![]() | Freya Aswynn voc, *1949 NL lyrics by, performer, album by |
![]() | Patrick O'Kill composed by, instrumentation by, performer, artwork by |
![]() | Friedrich Nietzsche sax, 1844-1900 DE written by, lyrics |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Havamal | Sixth Comm & Freya Aswynn | ||
2 | Voluspa | Sixth Comm & Freya Aswynn | ||
3 | Wotan | Sixth Comm & Freya Aswynn | Friedrich Nietzsche | |
4 | Invocation Of The Gods | Sixth Comm & Freya Aswynn | ||
5 | Nithing | Sixth Comm & Freya Aswynn | ||
6 | Sigdrifumal | Sixth Comm & Freya Aswynn | ||
7 | North Star | Sixth Comm & Freya Aswynn | ||
8 | Nietsche | Sixth Comm & Freya Aswynn | Friedrich Nietzsche | |
9 | Ragnarök | Sixth Comm & Freya Aswynn |