Disco, UK, 2000) – with Fergal Bunbury, as Lokomotiv Tracks: Next Time Round / Intercourse with the World Released by the Shifty Disco Singles Club: "Next Time Around" is included on the compilation 0–60 in Five Years – The Complete Shifty Disco Singles Club Collection. "Next Time Round" features Briana Corrigan on backing vocals, and Úna O Boyle takes lead vocals on "Intercourse with the World" For a time (circa 2009), five further tracks (as if an EP) by Lokomotiv were available for free download from www.davecouse.com (now defunct). They were: Beautiful Music / Catalyst / Faith Avenue / Story / Visions of Karla. "Familiar Feeling" (promo single) (RoI, 2003) Tracks: Familiar Feeling / Close Watch (John Cale) "Satisfaction" (promo single) (RoI, 2003) "Batman and Robin" (1969 Records, RoI, 2005) – as Couse and The Impossible Tracks: Batman and Robin / Sunday Morning (Lou Reed) / Youngblood "Beauty Is" (EP) (promo single) (RoI, 2006) – as Couse and The Impossible Tracks: Beauty Is (version) / Small Talk (live) / Twist And Squeeze (live) / I Am Afraid (live) "A Celebration / Endless Art 06" (1969 Records, RoI 2006) – as Couse and The Impossible Appearances on Compilations Couse performed a version of the song "Blue Christmas" on the charity Christmas album It's All Bells – Jingle All The Way, released by Phutloose Records in 2002 featuring many contributors from the Irish indie scene. He was one of the "friends" on the 2006 charity Christmas single by Pugwash and Friends, "Tinsel and Marzipan" (in support of the Irish Epilepsy Association). The 2009 charity album Sparks'n'Mind (1969 Records) consists of Irish musicians performing covers with proceeds going to Aware the Irish charity for sufferers of depression; Couse takes on Caroline, No by The Beach Boys. Notes References External links Dave Couse website Dave Couse myspace Dave Couse at 1969 Records ZOP web site for A House with extensive discography of all things A House and Dave Couse The Irish Music Database has a family tree of Dave Couse from whose branches a good deal of information (bios, discographies, press) about A House, Lokomotiv, Dave Couse, Couse and The Impossibles, and other musicians connected to Couse in one way or another is available. Live performance of Endless Art 06 (youtube) Couse on RTÉ's Other Voices website (including RealPlayer links to TV performances in support of both Genes and The World Should Know) 1965