to Heaven, as the first two movements of a piece called "Hung Over as the Queen in Maida Vale". (Maida Vale is the location of Maida Vale Studios, a complex of BBC sound studios; the sessions for John Peel's radio show were recorded there.) The closing movement, which has never been officially released, was named "Steve Reich", after the minimalist composer, and is loosely based on Reich's "Violin Phase". Personnel Godspeed You! Black Emperor Thierry Amar – bass guitar David Bryant – electric guitar Bruce Cawdron – drums Aidan Girt – drums Norsola Johnson – cello Efrim Menuck – guitar Mauro Pezzente – bass guitar Roger Tellier-Craig – guitar Sophie Trudeau – violin Other musicians Alfons – horn Brian – horn Technical personnel John Golden – mastering Daryl Smith – production References External links 2000 albums Constellation Records (Canada) albums Godspeed You! Black Emperor albums Instrumental rock albums Kranky albums