was the closest to some uplifting experience that you can get". During Death Cult's 1983 tour, Duffy was often seen wearing a green beret with a Vietnam War-era 5th Special Forces Group beret flash along with tiger stripe fatigues. Duffy later referred to it as "Apocalypse Now chic". Original 1983 EP The original EP was released only in 12" format, solely in the United Kingdom, France and Japan. The photograph that appeared on the front sleeve was taken by renowned Vietnam War photographer Tim Page. The group's logo and the lettering on the EP picture sleeve were done by bassist Jaime Stewart. The initial UK 12" release included a folded A4 insert written by Tom Vague which included information on the group in the form of a series of short interviews. UK 12": Situation Two SIT 23T "Brothers Grimm" "Ghost Dance" "Horse Nation" "Christians" French 12": Situation Two/New Rose Records SIT 23T "Brothers Grimm" "Ghost Dance" "Horse Nation" "Christians" Japanese 12": Nexus International K15P 517 "Brothers Grimm" "Ghost Dance" "Horse Nation" "Christians" 1988 compact disc In 1988, the group's label, Beggars Banquet (via its subsidiary label Situation Two, which Death Cult was originally signed to), issued a compact disc edition, marked "SPECIAL LOW PRICE CD FEATURING THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS", in the UK only. This CD collected the original EP along with the single "Gods Zoo". The material was allegedly remastered, but no evidence exists to support this claim. This CD release retained the eponymous title of the original EP. UK CD: Situation Two SIT2329CD "Gods Zoo" – 3:25 "Brothers Grimm" – 3:31 "Ghost Dance" – 3:58 "Horse Nation" – 3:24 "Christians" – 3:48 "Gods Zoo (These Times)" – 5:09 Ghost Dance In 1996, Beggars Banquet remastered and reissued the 1988 eponymous Death Cult compact disc. This new collection was released in the UK and US simultaneously (marking the first time Death Cult material was released in the US). The compact disc collection featured new artwork and was given the title Ghost Dance. In addition to the material from the 1988 compact disc, the 1997 CD appended a four-track David Jensen BBC Radio 1 session engineered by Dale Griffin and broadcast on 27 October 1983. One of these BBC tracks, "A Flower in the Desert", was a rewritten version of "Flowers in the Forest", originally written and recorded by Astbury's earlier group Southern Death Cult. This track had previously been released