Day Is Gone
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| Single by Cardiacs from the album 'Heaven Born and Ever Bright' |
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| Released | 1991 | ||||
| Format | 12"/CD Single | ||||
| Genre | Pronk | ||||
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| Label | Alphabet Business Concern | ||||
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This is the sixth single from Cardiacs, taken from the Heaven Born and Ever Bright album. The other three tracks are exclusive to this release.
Bic Hayes originally recorded the guitar parts. When he was replaced by Jon Poole, much of the guitar was re-recorded, although exactly how much isn't clear.
The first 500 copies of the 12" version came with a free 7" The Sea Nymphs single Appealing to Venus, and a glossy 12" square lyric insert.
[edit] Tracklisting
- "Day Is Gone"
- "No Bright Side"
- "Ideal"
- "Joining The Plankton"
[edit] Lineup
- Tim Smith - Guitar, Vocals and Keyboards
- Jim Smith - Bass
- Dominic Luckman - Drums
- Bic Hayes/Jon Poole - Guitar on various parts
