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Latest revision as of 14:17, 14 August 2022
In 1967 Delia created the track The Visitation with David Vorhaus and Brian Hodgson for the 1968 album An Electric Storm.
A draft of the text for the album cover[1] reads:
'The Visitation' provokes both fear and sorrow, (stereo essential here - headphones: wow!, but be careful). Others will arouse more pleasurable sensations.
Over 11 minutes long, The Visitation took nearly three months to finish.[2]
Contents
Papers
- DD164801: "I3": Diagrammatic score and notes for "Death is silent"... to end
- DD165121: Typewritten lyrics, draft
- DD164945: Typewritten lyrics, "spaced version 1"
- DD165109: Typewritten lyrics, "spaced version 2"
- DD165749: Typewritten lyrics for album cover, "spacing final copy"
Spectrogram
Availability
- Released on the album An Electric Storm
