Caucasian Psychosis

Caucasian Psychosis
Compilation album by Therapy?
Released	13 April 1992
Recorded	1990 at Homestead Studio, Randalstown, Northern Ireland and 1991 at Southern Studios, London, England
Genre	Rock
Length	49:54
Label	Quarterstick
Producer	Mudd Wallace, Harvey Birrell, Therapy?
Therapy? chronology
Pleasure Death (1992) Caucasian Psychosis (1992) Nurse (1992)

Caucasian Psychosis is a US compilation album of Babyteeth and Pleasure Death by the rock band Therapy?. It was released on 13 April 1992 on Quarterstick Records. Both mini-albums had been previously released in Europe on Wiiija Records.^[1]

The album was released on 12" vinyl, CD and Cassette.

Track listing

All songs written by Therapy?

Personnel

• Andy Cairns - vocals, guitar
• Fyfe Ewing - vocals, drums
• Michael McKeegan - bass
• Keith Thompson - sax on "Loser Cop"
• Mudd and Therapy? - producer (tracks 1-7)
• Harvey Birrell, John Loder and Therapy? - producer (tracks 8-13)
• Lori Barbero - photography
• Trish O'Callaghan - cover art

Trivia

• The sample in "Meat Abstract" ("Wake up, time to die") is taken from the 1982 movie Blade Runner and is spoken by actor Brion James.
• The sample in "Loser Cop" ("All we represent to them man, is somebody who needs a haircut") is taken from the 1969 movie Easy Rider and is spoken by actor Dennis Hopper.
• The sample in "Loser Cop" ("You little punk") is taken from the 1989 movie Drugstore Cowboy.
• The sample in "Loser Cop" ("Good morning, you fascists, you pigs, you bigots, you pinkos, you fags, you bastards, fuzz. This indoctrination of vocal harassment was compiled by our own Juvenile Division is preparation for the concert this weekend") is taken from the 1973 movie Electra Glide in Blue and is spoken by actor Joe Samsil.
• The sample in "Innocent X" (at 2:25) is taken from the 1988 movie Dead Ringers and is spoken by actor Jeremy Irons.
• The sample in "Innocent X" ("My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I’m like you… nothing") is taken from the 1973 porn movie The Devil in Miss Jones and is spoken by actor John Clemens.
• The sample in "Dancin’ With Manson" ("Take a knife on up the hill, lover, and kiss the girl goodbye") is taken from the 1978 movie Magic and is spoken by actor Anthony Hopkins.
• The sample in "Skinning Pit" ("Every once in a while I had to take a beating. Back then, I didn’t care. The way I saw it, everyone takes a beating sometimes") is taken from the 1990 movie Goodfellas and is spoken by actor Ray Liotta.
• The sample in "Potato Junkie" ("Don’t you ever feel attracted to the girls you photograph…") is often cited as having come from the 1978 movie Pretty Baby, being spoken by actress Brooke Shields and actor Keith Carradine. The Australian accents in the sample, however, make this impossible.
• "Meat Abstract" is named after a piece of art by British avant-garde artist Helen Chadwick.^[2]
• "Innocent X" is named after a painting by Irish painter Francis Bacon.^[3]
• Andy Cairns plays piano (un-credited) on "Loser Cop".^[4]
• The noise at the beginning of "Meat Abstract" is Fyfe Ewing drinking a can of beer in the vocal booth.
• The breathing at the beginning of "Innocent X" belongs to Michael McKeegan.

References