The M.I.4s - Terribillis Est FLAC album

Tracklist

1	Tudor	6:15
2	Hot Line	1:21
3	Heaven
4	Hell
5	Terribillis Est	6:29

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
WTR 8401, SP 7786	The M.I.4s	Terribillis Est ‎(12", Maxi)	White Trash Records, Uitgeverij Bébert	WTR 8401, SP 7786	Netherlands	1984

Credits

• Arranged By – The M.I.4s (tracks: A)
• Clarinet – Gérald Van Der Kaap (tracks: B2)
• Engineer – Bob Pieck (tracks: B2), Graig Thompson (tracks: A), Michel Snoeren (tracks: B2), Warne Livesey (tracks: A)
• Guitar – Peter van der Klashorst (tracks: A, B2), Robert Longo (tracks: A)
• Mastered By – George Peckham (tracks: A)
• Mixed By – Rat Scabies (tracks: A)
• Percussion, Backing Vocals [B-vox], Sequenced By [Drum Computer] – Biyu Bodlec (tracks: A)
• Producer – Kaap (tracks: A)
• Saxophone – Rutger Van Otterloo (tracks: B2)
• Synthesizer, Sequenced By [Drum Computer] – Bob Pieck (tracks: A, B2)
• Vocals – Black Jack (tracks: A, B1), Jo-Jo (tracks: B1), Peter van der Klashorst (tracks: A), Treacherous-B (tracks: B1)

Notes

Record is part of the "Vita Brevis Ars Longa" art box/artists book, published in the winter of 1984 by Publishing House Bébert (ISBN 90.703.70.26.3).

The box contains the following items:

1. Gérald van der Kaap - signed and numbered photograph.
2. Peter van der Klashorst - signed and numbered drawing.
3. Robert Longo - signed and numbered silkscreen.
4. Robert Mapplethorpe - signed and numbered photograph also signed by the model Jack Walls (aka Black Jack).
5. Bob Pieck - 12" record by the M.I.4s (MI Force on the info sheet) signed by Pieck on the plain white sleeve.
6. title sheet, colophon sheet, table of contents.

"The linen boxes were made by hand at Roest Bookbinders, the frames by Encard, both in Rotterdam." (Colophon)

"Terribillis Est" ("Terribles Est" on the info sheet - Ed.) recorded at the Elephant Recordings Studio, London, and mixed at Wave Studios, London.

B1, a so-called 'Tele Rap', was recorded over the telephone.

B2 recorded at Fetisj Sound Studios, Amsterdam.

"Vita Brevis Ars Longa" was published in a numbered edition of 75 copies, the first 21 of which were reserved for the artists and publishers. The first 14 copies of the box included a framed platinum edition of the 12".

"The record was supported in part by Her Majesty The Queen Of The Netherlands".