The Third Star

The glass master for this CD was created by Mayking. The disc is housed in tri-fold (3-section / 6-sided) cardboard digifile sleeve, which includes four separate double-sided, square postcards. On the postcard fronts are images surrounded by quotes from William Blake, Vincent Van Gogh, [Dante Alighieri] from Dante's Inferno and Thomas Hardy. The rear of the postcards include the credits, with one of the postcard rears including a track list with writing and publishing credits, plus track durations. Digifile sleeve rear cover: "℗ and © 1996 Trey Gunn The phonographic copyright in these recordings is operated by Discipline (GM) Records on behalf of the artists, with whom it resides. Discipline accepts no reason for artists to give away such copyright interests in their work by virtue of 'common practice' which is out of time with the time, was always questionable, and is now indefensible." The inner right of the digifile sleeve has a printed quote from Buzz Aldrin: "Beautiful!...magnificent desolation!" Rear of postcard with Vincent Van Gogh quote on the front ["It will be clear that putting little white dots on a blue-black surface isn't enough."]: "Recorded at: Dangerous Music, NYC by Bob Muller SubTone Studios, NM by Trey Gunn Stonehenge Studios, Milan by Pino Pinaxa Pischetola Ton Probe, UK by David Singleton Pat's Garage, TX by Pat Mastellotto" "Mixed by David Bottrill at Stepbridge Studios, NM" "Mastered by David Mitson at Sony Music Studios" "Art Direction and Digital Paintings by: Ioannis at Vivid Images Interactive Design by: Steven Jacaruso at Vivid Images Interactive". Rear of postcard with William Blake quote on the front ["For the chaotic voids outside of the Stars are measured by The Stars…"]: "All pieces published by BMG Music and Fuji-Pacific Music (BMI) except [track 4] "The Third Star" published by BMG Music, Fuji-Pacific Music and ARECIBO Music (BMI) Alice appears courtesy of WEA ITALY". Postcard front with a quote from Dante Alighieri's 'Dante's Inferno' states: "Now follow me, we should be getting on; the Fish are shimmering over the horizon." Postcard front with a quote from Thomas Hardy states: "While many things are too strange to believe, nothing is too strange to have happened."